Rowe BC-1200, Руководство по обслуживанию на поле и каталог запасных частей

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Figure 6-2. BC-1200 Front Door Assembly
OUT OF SERVICE
TEMPORARILY
MONEY RETURN
"This equipment complies with the re-
quirements in Part 15 of FCC Rules
for Class A computing device. Oper-
ation of this equipment in a residential
area may cause unacceptable interfer-
ence to radio and TV reception requir-
the operator to take whatever steps
are necessary to correct the interference."
2-15485-02
MANUFACTURED OR LICENSED UNDER ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING PATENT NUMBERS:
UNITED STATES
0238201 4223210
3496542 3561395
3588354 3690332
3715031 3766616
3891970 3910295
3917260 3966047
3978958 3964025
4283708 5704146 RD64093
AUSTRALIA
1475900
GREAT BRITAIN
SERVICE PROCEDURE
STATUS DISPLAY:
since last cleared.
changer to service.
the changer to service.
detectors, hopper, or coins could result in incor-
rect change loads in one of the change buckets.
After restoring changer to service, always use test
switches to insure corredt change loads in buckets.
cused the changer to go "Out Of Service". Check
and correct the indicated problem before returning
that did not cause an "Out Of Service" condition.
Check the indicated problem area before returning
dicate cause of problems in the changer.
changer. Most recent payout displayed on the left.
and forth across status display.
3.A blinking status display indicates a problem that
2.A non-blinking status display indicates a problem
1.Look at status display first. Status display will in-
1.Normal operating mode will have a dash walking back
2.Push [HOPPER] to display last 3 payouts made by
3.Push [VALUE] to display amount of money accepted
Any status code displayed indicating trouble with
IS WIRED WITH 120 VAC
further trouble shooting information, refer to service
after bill was rejected then clear itself.
rejected. The status will be displayed for 5 seconds
changer will return to service.
condition. Changer will return to service unless a
previous condition exists. Previous condition will be
displayed and must also be cleared by pushing
[FUNCTION]. When all conditions are cleared,
7.For detailed explanation of status displays and
6.Always turn power off when removing circuit boards.
5.Status display will also indicate reason why a bill was
4.Push [FUNCTION] button to clear displayed status
CAUTION: THIS MACHINE
manual.
SERVICE:
NOTE:
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Hopper msy be loaded with either
3. With open end of bag in hopper, slowly
2. Twist top of full coin bag one full turn. Grasp
1. Pull hopper forward to stop point.
5. Coin I.D. stickers are supplied with machine
to identify coin load in hopper.
HOPPER VALUE (HOP VAL) step of set
per agree with values programmed in
mixed. Make sure value of coins in hop-
quarters, dimes, nickels, or tokens un-
HOPPER LOADING & UNLOADING:
TO LOAD HOPPER:
folds of bag. Push hopper back into place.
NOTE:
mouth of hopper.
with other. Invert bag and insert top into
twisted top with one hand and hold bottom
at bottom and shaking to dislodge coins in
coins into changer. Empty bag by grasping
release twist as bag empties. Avoid spilling
Repeat process and count change.
motor to stop before pressing next switch.
test switches one at a time. Wait for hopper
4. Load coin buckets with change by pressing
up.
1. Pull hopper forward to stop point.
hopper, wrapping lip of bag around handle.
Grasp bag and handle with one hand, tilt
hopper back, release latch, and slowly tip
hopper forward while holding bag against
2. Place opening of coin bag over mouth of
front of hopper.
times.
to upright position. Repeat two or three more
forward. Tap hopper against stop and return
3. Hold bag securely while tipping hopper
when replacing hopper be sure it is secure
machine and inverted over bag to empty.
4. The hopper may also be removed from
in pivot brackets and snug against back
plate.
other test switches.
turn power off, then back on. Repeat for
a test switch. When hopper motor starts,
5. Empty change from coin buckets by pressing
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TO EMPTY HOPPER:
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