Royal Vendors GIII CDC Service manual

SUBJECT: Coin Changer Fit and Coin Chute Adjustment in GIII CDC
MODELS: GIII CDC
TOOLS REQUIRED: N/A
ESTIMATED TIME: N/A
ANY QUESTIONS? CONTACT ROYAL VENDORS’ CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT
IN NORTH AMERICA, CALL TOLL FREE 1 800 931 9214
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ISSUE DATE: 23 MAR 2000 REV. DATE: 23 MAR 2000
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INFORMATION: This document describes the procedure for properly fitting
the changer in GIII CDC venders, as well as proper coin chute adjustment.
Wide Port Venders (serial numbers 200015AA00421 and after):
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The following areas of this vender contain voltage which can
cause serious injury or even death: the main power cord,
supplying 115-230 VAC to the evaporator, EMI filter,
refrigeration system, monitor, and computer; the power line
from the EMI filter to the ballast and transformer; and the
ballast, which can produce upwards of 600 volts. Remove all
power from the vender before working in any of these areas.
1. Ensure the coin chute is clean, with no dirty or sticky debris
present.
2. Ensure the coin deflector ("race car") is correctly installed
(pointed out in yellow in Figure 1). Also ensure the wire tie
(red arrow) is present to secure the coin deflector.
Figure 1. The coin deflector should be properly installed with its
tabs (pointed out with yellow arrows) inserted in the holes at the
end of the coin chute assembly.
3. Adjust the coin chute in and out using the adjustment screw
pointed out in yellow in Figure 2. The coin chute should be
centered above the changer hopper.
Figure 2. In and out adjustment screw.
4. Adjust the coin chute up and down using the vertical adjustment bracket, pointed out in yellow in Figure 3. The gap between the
end of the coin chute and the changer hopper should be no more than 3/16" (5 mm), as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 3. Vertical adjustment bracket. Figure 4. The gap should be no more than the one shown here.

ANY QUESTIONS? CONTACT ROYAL VENDORS’ CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT
IN NORTH AMERICA, CALL TOLL FREE 1 800 931 9214
F0019077.FRM REV.: A
ISSUE DATE: 23 MAR 2000 REV. DATE: 23 MAR 2000
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SUBJECT: Coin Changer Fit and Coin Chute Adjustment in GIII CDC
MODELS: GIII CDC
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Date: 23 Mar 2015
Revision: 00
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426 Industrial Boulevard • Kearneysville WV 25430-2776 • USA
Telephone: [phone] • [e-mail]
Toll-free in North America: 1 800 931 9214 • Fax: [phone]
Canada: [phone] • Mexico: [phone]
Europe: [phone] • Australia: [phone]
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Narrow Port Venders (serial numbers 200015AA00420 and before):
1. Ensure the coin chute is clean, with no dirty or sticky debris present.
2. Ensure the coin deflector ("race car") is correctly installed (pointed out in yellow in Figure 1, on page 1). Also ensure the wire tie
(red arrow in Figure 1) is present to secure the coin deflector.
3. All adjustments to the coin chute are made using the adjustment bracket, pointed out in yellow in Figure 5. Adjust the coin chute in
and out using the adjustment screw pointed out in red in Figure 6. The coin chute should be centered above the changer hopper.
4. Adjust the coin chute up and down using the vertical adjustment screw, pointed out in yellow in Figure 6. The gap between the end
of the coin chute and the changer hopper should be no more than 3/16" (5 mm), as shown in Figure 4 (on page 1).
Figure 5. Location of the adjustment bracket.
Figure 6. The in and out adjustment is made using the screw
pointed out in red. Vertical adjustments are made using the screw
pointed out in yellow. Ensure the gap between the coin chute and
the changer hopper is no more than 3/16" (5 mm).