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The default tube configuration for the Quantum 4 tube coin mech is A=50c, B=10c, C=20c, D=20c.

 

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With a programmable changer the operator is able to change the coin routing in the field. A programmable changer will have a grey 25mm wide gate cable (front top right corner) whereas the nonprogrammable changer has a white or golden 14mm wide cable.

A: This fault indicates that the coin mech is not accepting cashbox coins, that is coins that are destined to be routed to the cashbox. (This is easily tested by checking if a 5c coin is accepted). The most common cause of this fault is a blocked cashbox sensor therefore the coin mech believes that the cashbox is full and will not accept any further cashbox coins.

The cashbox sensor can be checked by removing the cashbox shute cover on the rear of the coin mech. See this page for a picture of this cover removed (will open in a new window): http://www.coincoaustralia.com.au/node/59, bottom picture. Check there are no coins in there and that the sensor lens and mirror are clean. Coins can become jammed in there if the cashbox fills all the way up into the coin mech, or if the coins get caught as they are coming out of the coin mech. Check that there is nothing to catch the coin as it falls from the coin mech to the cashbox.

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Use a damp Cloth to clean surface dirt, any persistant grime can be cleaned off using a gentle cleaner, that will not leave a residue. (we recommend Windex). Ensure the product is dry after cleaning.

When cleaning a Global or Quantum coin changer the following areas are particularly important.

The Acceptor Gate path:

The Front Tube Mirrors:

The Cashbox Shute sensor: