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T-6

04/2005

ERROR

DESCRIPTION OF 

ERROR CODE

CHECKING METHOD

CORRECTIVE 

ACTION

Command Out of 

Sequence

The MDB command received 

is inappropriate for the 

current state of the PDC. 

Ex. example, if the V

end 

Drop command were 

received when the hand is 

not waiting at the hopper to 

drop a product during a V

end, 

Startup, or Recovery

PDC will automatically ignore the  command.

Command in Progress

T

est/Config Mode command 

received while already 

executing a 

T

est/Config 

command.

PDC will automatically ignore the  command.

Command Data Out of 

Range

T

est/Config Mode command 

received that is either an 

invalid comand number or 

has a parameter that is out of 

range for that parameter

.

VMC will retry sending the command to PDC

Command Denied Safely

A

 command was rejected 

because it is unsafe.  

A

 

T

est/Config Z Movement 

command was rejected 

because the PDC thinks the 

hand is in the pocket at the 

bottom of the machine. 

PDC will automatically ignore the  command.

Shelf Invalid

T

est/Config commands that 

have a shelf number as a 

parameter can return this 

error for a shelf number

, while 

in range, which identifi

es a 

shelf that does not exist (was 

not found during discovery).

Performing Calibrations / Set Z corrections without rumming 

discovery can lead to this error

.

Run Discovery 2 before performing Calibration or Corrections.

TC Failed Movement

1.When any one of the 

folloing movements in X , 

Y

 

, Z or Clamp fail during 

T

est 

Motors. 

 2. When any of the sensors 

fails. ( i.e. X,Y

, Z  , Clamp 

or Forward Looking Optics 

Sensors ) 

1.Check to see if the X , 

Y

 , Z or Clamp movements are 

performed. On Exit from 

T

est Motors the X,Y

, Z and clamp should 

be at home position.

 

 2.Check the Sensors. ( O denotes good sensor

. If the sensor is 

blocked - then change the respective sensor )

 

Run 

T

est Motors and Get Sensor Status after performing the checking 

method. 

V

ending Mechanism - VMC Error

Hop.Flap No Current

Hopper fl

ap motor either did 

not run, or no current was 

detected.

Check Hopper fl

ap harness connection.

Plug in hopper fl

ap connector

.  Run 

T

est Hopper Flap in 

T

est Mode.

Run 

T

est Hopper Flap in 

T

est Mode

If motor moves, current detection circuitry has been damaged on VMC.  

Replace VMC board.

Hopper Flap Jam

VMC detected high current 

while running the Hopper 

Flap motor without detecting 

the Hopper fl

ap positioning 

switch.

Run 

T

est Hopper Flap in 

T

est Mode

If motor does not move, replace Hopper Flap motor

.

Check to see if product is jamming the Flap

Remove the product.  Run Hopper Flap 

T

est.

Summary of Contents for VUE 30

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Page 2: ...i 01 2008 TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 3: ...General Information G 2 Initial Set up G 3 Tray Label Installation G 5 Loading Instructions G 6 Vend Mechanism Part Description G 6 Cleaning Information CL 1 CL 4 Care and Cleaning CL 2 Programming P...

Page 4: ...d Assembly D 6 Z Housing Assembly D 8 Y Rail Assembly D 9 X Rail Assembly D 13 X Axis Carraige Assembly D 15 Keypad Assembly D 17 Coin Entry Coin Return Assembly D 18 Delivery Hopper Flap Assembly D 2...

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Page 30: ...CL 1 04 2005 CLEANING INFORMATION SECTION...

Page 31: ...esive and promote removal CAUTION Excessive heat can cause surface damage After the label is removed use the general cleaning procedure listed above in A D SCRATCH REMOVAL Remove or minimize hairline...

Page 32: ...needed Cabinet Interior Every 6 monthes or as needed Door Interior Every 6 monthes or as needed Condenser Every 3 monthes or as needed Evaporator As required Trays Slided Every 6 months and when spil...

Page 33: ...CL 4 04 2005 NOTES...

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Page 62: ...C 1 11 2007 CABINET SECTION...

Page 63: ...C 2 11 2007 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 7 8 9 10 11 10 10 13 12 14 15...

Page 64: ...2212 4 RAMP ASSEMBLY 1 1133925 RAMP DOOR 1 1130868 THUMB SCREW 1 4 20 X 5 RAMP 1 1127060 5 LEVELING BOLT 4 1059902 6 BASE COVER PANEL 1 7 REFRIGERATION ASSEMBLY SEE PAGE C 4 1 8 CHANNEL TRAY SUPPORT 2...

Page 65: ...SEMBLY 115V 1 1033131 267 REFRIGERATION UNIT ASSEMBLY 230V 1 1033131 268 2 FAN ASSY CONDENSOR 115V 1 1126307 FAN ASSY CONDENSOR 230V 1 1127995 3 HARNESS FAN MOTOR 1 1125571 4 CORD CONDENSOR MOTOR 1 11...

Page 66: ...Y PART NO 1 LAMP HOLDER 1 1127650 2 TIE WRAP RT 350 3 342469 1 3 LAMP 2FT T 8 17W 1 1130637 4 LAMP LENS 1 1125967 5 LAMPHOLDER 591 RH 1 1126146 6 LAMPHOLDER 591 LH 1 1126145 7 SCREW 6 35 X 25 TRUSS HE...

Page 67: ...C 6 11 2007...

Page 68: ...RIBUTION 1 1127890 5 BUSHING 4 1116634 6 PLATE PWR SUPPLY 1 1128356 7 POWER SUPPLY 24V DC 1 1137384 8 STANDOFF 4 V802255 9 SCREW 10 16 5 16 HEX HEAD 13 V801421 10 SCREW 6 32 1 4 4 V802243 11 RELAY 24...

Page 69: ...C 8 11 2007...

Page 70: ...PWR DISTRIBUTION 1 1127890 5 BUSHING 4 1116634 6 PLATE PWR SUPPLY 1 1128356 7 POWER SUPPLY 24V DC 1 1137384 8 STANDOFF 4 V802255 9 SCREW 10 16 5 16 HEX HEAD 13 V801421 10 SCREW 6 32 1 4 4 V802243 11...

Page 71: ...Power Distribution Harness High Voltage 1128750 Power Distribution Harness Low Voltage 1125571 Fan Motor Harness 1121019 3 Compressor Power Cord 1121020 Condensor Motor Cord 1124281 Cord Set 90 Deg P...

Page 72: ...C 11 11 2007 NOTES...

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Page 112: ...T 1 04 2005 TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION...

Page 113: ...turn of any part or accessory REFRIGERATION UNIT RETURN PROCEDURE 1 All refrigeration units returned must be accompanied by a material return tag P N 1122826 Tag must clearly state the reason for the...

Page 114: ...System Check see X Motor Jam Replace fuse s if necessary Plug in machine Complete a test vend cycle If unit has not returned to the home position check to see if hand is jammed on tray or other item i...

Page 115: ...orward Looking Optic FLO was found to never activate Check power on the FLO device The green light should be on Test Flo with a corner cube reflector piece When the reflector is in front of the Flo th...

Page 116: ...tbeat check MDB communication cable connections as above If Red heartbeat PDC has logic error Unplug machine wait 5 seconds and plug machine back in If no heartbeat LED is off and Flo power indicator...

Page 117: ...xist was not found during discovery Performing Calibrations Set Z corrections without rumming discovery can lead to this error Run Discovery 2 before performing Calibration or Corrections TC Failed Mo...

Page 118: ...unplugged connections Check fuse on the power distribution panel If fuse is blown replace it Replace transformer Defective acceptor Replace acceptor Tube Sensor Tube sensor is defective reported by c...

Page 119: ...does not clear replace bill acceptor Bill Validator Open Bill validator is open Check that bill cashbox is closed and in correct position If cashbox appears to be OK replace bill acceptor Bill Validat...

Page 120: ...ripherals has introduced a scaling factor that is not compatible with the current configuration Check the connections of changer harness make sure changer is plugged in and working Make corrections to...

Page 121: ...re for continuity or test to ground If found to be defective replace If ERRATIC OR NO CREDIT Acceptor or coin mech Replace coin mech and test If NO CREDIT Defective controller Replace test controller...

Page 122: ...vending Tray or shelf out of position not seated Tray table in the PDC not present or correct Reseat tray or shelf Run calibration 1 then 2 X rail not moving product in hand Vend flap motor umpluged...

Page 123: ...er to check for voltage Defective control board Unplug unit at power distibution panel Remove air dam Reconnect power Enable compressor relay through Test Mode Check 2 pin connection on power distribu...

Page 124: ...ary Bad connection at power board Check wiring connections Make corrections if necessary Evaporator frosted over Loss of refrigerant Replace the refrigeration unit Smashed tubings Replace the refer un...

Page 125: ...T 14 04 2005 NOTES...

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