I don't have a manual and can't seem to find one. Does anyone have instructions on how to change the price.
Also could use price labels for the same machine.
Thanks
Ruskie
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Posted 10 May 2008 - 07:17 PM
[quote name='Ruskie' date='May 10 2008, 06:35 PM' post='3815']
I don't have a manual and can't seem to find one. Does anyone have instructions on how to change the price.
Also could use price labels for the same machine.
Thanks
Ruskie
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I will try to help you setup prices on your AP 4000. I haven't messed with one in 15 years but I think I can remember the procedure. We will get it a try anyway.
1. Push price set buttom on the control module inside the door.
2. Using the user product selection panel on the outside of machine use 11 to lower pricing and 12 to increase pricing. When the price that you want to set the desired product to appears just push the letter and number of it. After setting all the desired prices push the check price on the door module and then use the selection panel to check your prices. If they are correct, you shut the door, the prices should be set correctly.
I hope this makes sense to you. I'm sorry but its been a while.
I don't have a manual and can't seem to find one. Does anyone have instructions on how to change the price.
Also could use price labels for the same machine.
Thanks
Ruskie
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I will try to help you setup prices on your AP 4000. I haven't messed with one in 15 years but I think I can remember the procedure. We will get it a try anyway.
1. Push price set buttom on the control module inside the door.
2. Using the user product selection panel on the outside of machine use 11 to lower pricing and 12 to increase pricing. When the price that you want to set the desired product to appears just push the letter and number of it. After setting all the desired prices push the check price on the door module and then use the selection panel to check your prices. If they are correct, you shut the door, the prices should be set correctly.
I hope this makes sense to you. I'm sorry but its been a while.
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Posted 10 May 2008 - 08:44 PM
Ruskie:I don't have a manual and can't seem to find one. Does anyone have instructions on how to change the price.
Also could use price labels for the same machine.
Thanks
Ruskie
There are a number of Snackshop manuals posted at www.vendingauthority.com. The 4000 is not listed but reading some of the others might give you a clue.
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Posted 07 July 2008 - 05:36 PM
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I will try to help you setup prices on your AP 4000. I haven't messed with one in 15 years but I think I can remember the procedure. We will get it a try anyway.
1. Push price set buttom on the control module inside the door.
2. Using the user product selection panel on the outside of machine use 11 to lower pricing and 12 to increase pricing. When the price that you want to set the desired product to appears just push the letter and number of it. After setting all the desired prices push the check price on the door module and then use the selection panel to check your prices. If they are correct, you shut the door, the prices should be set correctly.
I hope this makes sense to you. I'm sorry but its been a while.
[/quote]you are correct sir, not bad after 15 years.
I will try to help you setup prices on your AP 4000. I haven't messed with one in 15 years but I think I can remember the procedure. We will get it a try anyway.
1. Push price set buttom on the control module inside the door.
2. Using the user product selection panel on the outside of machine use 11 to lower pricing and 12 to increase pricing. When the price that you want to set the desired product to appears just push the letter and number of it. After setting all the desired prices push the check price on the door module and then use the selection panel to check your prices. If they are correct, you shut the door, the prices should be set correctly.
I hope this makes sense to you. I'm sorry but its been a while.
[/quote]you are correct sir, not bad after 15 years.
