Most of the time just replacing the coin slides on the bottom of the unit will take care of the problem. They are cheap about $1 each. You can find them at http://www.coinvalparts.com

What kind of coin changer is in the machine? If it is a Mars 6800H you have a lot of inexpensive options. The cheapest repbuilt we sell is $74.95...but that is an older unit and any of those do NOT have new replacment parts available. We use old units to repair old units as the only parts you can get new are belts. Let me know the coin changer model, and we'll see if there is something out there for you.

We repair 100's of decks a year. The small leaks are almost impossible to find...but we always use a dip tank and complety submerge the deck (all external electrical items removed). If an access valve or tapping valve is left on a unit, that is a leak waiting to happen. If it is sealed, most often there is a small pin-hole leak in the evaporator coil and we replace it. Once again if you leave a tapping valve on a unit 9 times in 10 it will leak out. Just FYI

Also be sure to check all your harness connections. Follow the one to the bill acceptor and make sure no plugs came loose during the move to your new location. We see that issue a lot with the 4900 and 5900.

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