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1. SERIES Bill Acceptors voa dm INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION o A 3 de 3 FOP VOL TeG0 09S 3 UNPACKING T 3 zione 3 DIagnostie LED cocti anto rc nag adeo xtate 3 SECTION 2 MAINTENANCE Cleaning Material 4 eam H 4 SECTION 3 NAMING CONVENTION MC Series Naming 5 SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION Input Power Requirements 6 Bill ACCC DIAN CO 6 Bezel PES C 6 Component Defininition 7 Dip Switch Configurations 8 MC2600 MC2800 Slimline Bezel 9 MC2600 MC2800 Standard Bezel 10 MC7200 Slimline Bezel 11 MC7200 Standard Bezel 12 18 Pin Mating 13 Pin Mating Connector 13 30 Pin Mating 13 16 Pin Mating 13 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY dl sane ne tear ditum 14 Removing the Cashbox Assembly 14 Re2. 1 0A 24VAC 20 32VAC 1 5A 24VDC MDB 20 45VDC 1 5A MCxxx3 MCxxx4 12VDC 10 14VDC 4A Bill Acceptance CANADA MC7200 72mm Slimline Bezel Standard Bezel NOTE Both bezels available in downstack configuration SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION Red Release Latch for Cash Box To remove Upstacking Push red latch on top forward Lift cashbox up and back gt remove Downstacking Push red latch on bottom AAA O N forward Pull cashbox down and back 6 Cash Access Door Lift door to remove cash Cash Box Red Release Latch for Bottom Sensor Plate Access Bill Path To remove Upstacking Push red latch down and pull Straight back fo remove Downstacking Push red latch up and pull straight back Removable Bottom Diagnostic Sensor Plate LED Metal Mounting Plate must be connected to Bottom Sensor earth ground Housing Interface Connector Standard Bezel SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION EN ud MC2600 MC2800 ON OFF MC7200 ON OFF Switch 5 4 Pulse 1 Pulse per 4 Pulse 1 Pulse per 4 Pulse Pulse per RESERVED Switch 6 Always Harness enabled Always Harness enabled Always Harness enabled RESERVED Switch 7 Short Pulse Long Pulse Short Pulse Long Pulse Short Pulse Long Pulse Switch 8 Coupon enable disable Coupon enable disable Coupon enable disable LM ET EHe 9
3. 8 9 10 SIGNAL GROUND 11 12 13 14 2 4 m 2 C 79 INTERRUPT 21 m zm sl o X N AIN S ma gt lt 19 gt e O m NE m gt 4 99 m gt CCTALK DATA ESCROW_HIGH 232_EN CCTALK_EN NOT USED ACCEPT_ENABLE_HIGH CREDIT_RELAY_NO 17 INOT USED 18 HOT ENABLE Nim CIO 55 I 9 Z mi gt z lt o 912 Ol 13 EN e 2 ACCEPT_ENABLE_HIGH X A gt gt 212215 Acci c 3 3 2 BIS 5 3 re tia 2 2 2 gt i 110VAC HOT EARTH GROUND OUT OF SERV 4VAC NEUTRAL lt 21 22 23 24 O Ls BIS Olio oim 2 lt ACCEPT ENABLE ACCEPT ENABLE OUT OF SERV POWER D Z 2 Q O c m O m zs O de m 2 lt T Q m 2 27 ACCEPT ENABLE LOW ACCEPT ENABLE LOW 28 NOT USED MDB SIGNAL COM RX 232 RX 232 ESCROW LOW ESCROW LOW 16 Pin Mating Connector Polarized Receptacle Housing VENSIK 5000 PAI 2x08 Receptacle Pins VENSIK 4000 T PS T 3 12V Multi 12V Wake Sleep CREDIT RELAY NO 12VDC 12VDC CREDIT RELAY COMMON NOT USED DC RETURN DC RETURN SIGNAL GROUND SIGNAL GROUND CC TALK NOT USED MASTER RX MDB MASTER RX ESCROW_LOW TX 232 NOT USED ACCEPT ENABLE HIGH ACCEPT ENABLE LOW 3 COM 8 MDB COM MDB COM 10 12 13 16 18 Pin Mating Connector Housing wi
4. SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION MC2600 MC2800 with Slimline Bezel 1 All dimensions shown are for reference purposes and are subject to manufacturing and assembly tolerances 2 All dimensions shown are in inches millimeters Mounting Pattern 3 52 89 5 p p 4 28 108 71 I 4 65 118 1 E 00 50 8 86 4 X gt 4 34 110 3 3 66 93 0 l 3 13 79 6 2 24 56 9 2 17 55 1 5 27 133 8 8 68 8 84 220 6 224 6 10 6 4 4 41 112 0 o O Ih 2m 62 7mm ne 5 wis 120 9 5 80 SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION MC2600 MC2800 w Standard Bezel 1 All dimensions shown are for reference purposes and are subject to manufacturing and assembly tolerances Mounting Pattern 2 All dimensions shown are in inches millimeters 4 E 3 40 gt AX a E 300 9 33IN 627mm 500 04 T _ poen ra _ EE E E F3 5 em 9 9 06 Eu SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION MC7200 with Slimline Bezel 1 All dims shown for reference purposes and are subject to manufacturing and assembly
5. il z m 1 CI VS 4 1 0 Y 7 he E 1 7 e S 2 d 8 11 4 FS NS NS 17 xX Fi 7 12 3 EXPLODED VEW 2600 2800 DESCRIPTION Assembl Spring Belt Tension E Ring 188 Shaft Belt Drive 3mm 3 16 Wide Shaft Motor Chassis Wheel Chopper 11 Slot SUB 9406 SPR 147 310036 7200 am gt 171975 haft Idler Pulley oller Back up 3mm sys Drive motors w pulleys assy Stacker Motor assy PBL 1625 PBL 1668 4 S A Chassis amp Thread Insert Pulley Plate RH Pulley Plate LH A a a f 7 unch Plaste Assy ABS siilicone coated 1 2 E J Es E 35 SECTION 6 PARTS LIST MC Series PC Boards and Harnesses Series PC Boards and Harnesses All Models TopSensorBoard PartNo Bottom Sensor Board PartNo _ Current Configurations Main Logic Board PC Board Communications 2600 2800 7200 Description Part No 408720 408721 408722 Power Power 12V Multi interface MCXXX3 409226 Pulse Main Loqic Board Harness Part No 30 pin 16 pin Commun Commun 110VAC MCXXX1 After Mar 2007 408053CB Pulse amp 110VAC Power 408732 Vend Serial 408732 24VACIVDC MCXXX2 409248CB MDB 408730 Pulse amp 24VAC Power 408731 MDB ICT 12V MDB w Wake Sleep 4 409273CB Prior to March 200
6. 5 DISASSEMBLY 4 Note pin in front Figure 35 1 Unscrew nuts on either side of front pin and remove pin 2 Unscrew nuts on either side of rear pin and remove pin Side Plate is removed Figure 36 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Pull out side sensor Removing Top Sensor Board 1 Using 1 8 nut driver remove 3 screws Fig 38 2 Remove Plastic cover exposing top sensor board Figure 38 SECTION 6 PARTS LIST See Page 33 MC Series Mask Options pp ee Pa ELA IAF Tier 1 r4 ra ptm irak r 32 SECTION 6 PARTS LIST Item Description 600 280 Part No no limline 92588 Adapter Slimline MET 290 Mask peo vo ues MM p n Nut M4 HN 01C Mask Frame Standard M erles Download Box 7 7200 Part Service Tools MC Series Download Box Part Serial LAUREL PARTS LIST SECTION 6 Y 5506 VS9Z120 WEST IEE pz Ll tvO60v 060 quiassy 105095 do 9v060v i 9Ov060p SISSeYD 1842215 vs _ c 600 HMHIOSCXvC v Maps c 060006 JOTIHSISMHISZ6X6L 9 Mais ALO Ed ALO ON Hed uondubseg 00242W 0082 00922W M3IA papo dx3 quuassy S K QUI9SSY sisseu SILMIS DIN 34 SECTION 6 PARTS LIST ITEM 13 14 Gear amp Flange assy 027169A DRIVE AND STACKER CHASSIS
7. amp Power with amp without Wake Sleep 24 DC GNEO MODE COM TA MODA Ri n 13 WORE 14 CONTROL 15 14 ft 1 WHITE BROWN YELLOW BLACK SPLICE RED GREEN SPLICE 24VAC Pulse amp Power Harness 408731 43 2600 2800 110 VAC Pulse w Wall Plug Power Accessory Kit 408903 Harness 110VAC Wall Plug BLACK WHITE BROWN ORANGE Le gt gt gt gt Jo li 110 VAC Pulse Power Harness 408732 44 Technical Support Contact Information USA Coin Acceptors Inc Phone 800 325 2646 Email techsupport coinco com Web Site WWW COinco com CANADA Coin Acceptors Canada Phone 1 800 387 9300 Email techsupport coinco com Web Site WWW COinco com Or contact your local Coinco Distributor or Service Center cp Coin Acceptors Inc 300 Hunter Avenue St Louis MO 63124 2013 USA 314 725 0100 800 325 2646 Part No 926236 Rev 5 45
8. the status codes are listed on the cashbox and in Figure 2 below 6 Check Operation once the Green Arrows are flashing insert bills to verify proper acceptance and credit Diagnostic LED Normal Pulse Rate 1 pulse per second Check Stacker Cashbox Check Power Fast Pulse Rate 3 pulses per second Not Lit oteady ON 2 Flashes 3 Flashes 4 Flashes 5 Flashes SECTION 2 MAINTENANCE Maintenance Recommended Cleaning Material A mild solution of detergent can be used for a E x cleaning the belts bill path and sensor lenses as Ez Er AIL LLLI ES J well as for general cleaning of the acceptor 1 4 Beverages or other water soluble liquids which have been spilled on or into the acceptor can usually be removed with warm soapy water External surfaces can be cleaned with a damp cloth Note Petroleum based cleaners and freon based propellants can damage plastic and some electronic componenets Scouring pads and stiff brushes may harm the circuit boards and can mar the plastic These items should never be used when cleaning the bill acceptor Cleaning the Optical Sensor Lenses and Gray Scales Warning Remove power from the bill accep tor before opening the bill path Remove the cash box and bottom sensor hous ing from the acceptor To clean the optical sensor lenses and gray scales use a Lint Free cloth with a mild detergent Repeat the cleaning
9. tolerances 2 All dimensions shown are in Mounting Pattern inches millimeters HUE 83 508 40 86 4 i X 4 34 2 47 110 3 62 7 i050 93 0 go Y 3 13 79 6 8 70 8 84 10 6 4 300 6 81in 2 4 fin 172 9mm 62 7mm 7 02 2 68 900 478 3 68 1 11 SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION MC7200 with Standard Bezel All dims shown for reference purposes and are subject to manufacturing and assembly tolerances 2 All dimensions shown are in inches millimeters Mounting Pattern 3 52 89 5 E Du 4 28 108 71 4 65 118 1 8 70 8 84 221 0 224 5 21 op 106 9 2 02 SSS 51 3 iar S 5 8 M O 11 17 1 00 i 4 3 25 4 5 3 1 85 47 0 2 00 5 33 in 2 47 in 135 4 mm 62 7 mm 5 54 2 68 SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION 30 Pin Mating Connector Receptacle Housing AMP 1 104482 3 Receptacle Pins AMP 104479 2 Receptacle Polarizing Pins AMP 87077 2 Pin f MCxxx1 110 MCxxx224VAC 1 REDIT_RELAY_COMMON 3 NEUTRAL ENABLE 4 110VAC NEUTRAL NEUTRAL INHIBIT 7
10. 30 38 12V MDB Interface amp MDB Wake Sleep 16 39 12V Ardac2 ITC Serial Interface 16 Pin 39 12V Pulse Interface 16 Pin 40 SECTION 8 HARNESS INTERFACES Harness 027202 41 Harnes 7 u 41 Harness 408730 42 Harness 408721 42 Harness vr 408720 eR ses 43 Harness FAO dunas 43 Accessory Kit H 408903 44 gr 4087 BU 44 SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Introduction This manual contains information on installing operating and maintaining the MC Series bill acceptors This manual is intended for owners route operators and shop level technicians as a primary source of informtion Taking time to read this manual and becoming familiar with this information will help you obtain the best performance from your MC Series bill acceptor Product Features Bill widths accepted MC2600 and MC2800 66mm MC7200 72mm Operating Voltages 110VAC 24VAC 24VDC 12VDC e Communication Interface MDB Pulse Vend Serial ccTalk ICT serial and Ardac 2 serial over RS232 e Four Way Acceptance e Mounting Upstack Downstack Lighted Bezel on standard mask only Coupon capable e Superior Strin
11. 7 PC Board Communications 2600 2800 7200 18 Pin diee Description Part No Commun ulse Power 110VAC 1 27130 027205 027205 027205 Pulse amp 110VAC Power 027281 Vend Serial Ardac2 Serial MC Series Cashboxes 2600 2800 7200 Description Part No Part No 300 Note SUB 4642 SUB 9431 3 700Note SUB 4647 4 900Note SUB 4648 L5 1100 Note SUB 4649 36 SECTION 7 PC BOARD INTERFACE CONNECTIONS MC2600 MC2800 MC7200 110 VAC Pulsed Interface 30 Pin BZTS2CBV25 B 2UZ gt lt PI T HOT_ENABLE NEUTRAL ENABLE PULSE OUTPUT HIGH PULSE OUTPUT Low RQCCEPT ENRBLE HIGH ACCEPT_ENABLE_LOW ESCROW_AIGH ESCROW_LOW IL206A LOAD2 CTRL NC NC LOADL CTRL LCA11 STR ACC_ENA_PLSDx m UID Nio MC2620 mI POWER SUPPLY MC2600 MC2800 MC7200 110 VAC Vend Serial Interface 30 pin 110URGC HOT ILD207 50 110VAC_NEUTRAL ESCROW EARTH GROUND 5U O AE_SERx OUT_OF _SERVICE_POWER OUT OF SERVICE x ACCEPT_ENABLE x SERIRL DRTR X SEND INTERRUPT SIGNRL GROUND 5U O 1 00K 1 O SEND DAT 110YAC HOT 110 VAC_NEUTRAL MUNS311 y LRQ_SERXK EARTH_GROUND Y MUNS311 NOTE means output input is active low NOTE Pin 21 G
12. C2600 2800 7200 12V Pulse Interface 16 Pin Lar 1 ea O ACCEPT_EMABLE ATG Soe RCCEPT ENPB E LO ESCROBMH HIC ES ROH LO z m iurc Borm GROUND 40 SECTION 8 HARNESS INTERFACES 110 VAC Pulse 110VAC Power Pulse Harness for 18 Pin L B Harness 027205 J 11 12 50 L HOT lt 2 END 12 50 WHITE S 6 3 x 12 50 ORANGE lt a gt TY IT 5 CREDIT RELAY N O RELAY COMMON AA 110VAC Ardac 2 Serial Communications for 18 Pin L B Harness 027281 55 542 18 4259506219 55 15 SPLICE GREEN 22 ee e 9 Vv 41 SECTION 8 HARNESS INTERFACES 24 VDC MDB Communications and Power Harness 408730 APA 1 1 ICT Pulse Ardac 2 Communications amp Power Harness 408721 2 00 25 2 00 25 VIOLET IA BROWN BROWN RED 5 BLACK 8 ORANGE jessseess ei PIN 16 PIN 9 Solel F PSP P EE III UA GREEN A A EN GREEN A BLUE wn A VIOLET YELLOW En EN WHITE gt A 254 A A A 2 00 25 SECTION 8 HARNESS INTERFACES Harness 408720 12V MDB Communications
13. emove Belts Figure 23 1 Squeeze stacker motor spring Figure 23 to clear stacker motor gearbox snap fits on reverse side Figure 21 1 Remove belts from transport gears Figure 24 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Removing Belts 2 Use screwdriver to push out retaining pin and remove belts Figure 25 Retaining pin removed Figure 26 Belts fully removed from unit Figure 26 Encoder Transport Stacker Wheel Motor Motor Motor Assembly SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Remove encoder wheel 1 Using flat head screwdriver pry encoder wheel from base of transport motor gearbox Encoder wheel removed Figure 28 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Removing motors 1 Push stacker motor in to clear reverse side Snap fit notches and lift out Figure 29 2 Pull remaining transport motor straight out Figure 30 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Disassembling the Bottom Sensor Assembly 1 Using 3 16 nut driver remove two nuts as shown 2 Once nuts are removed hold plate down to keep the four springs from jumping out Bottom plate removed exposing springs and sensor board Figure 32 opring Locations SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY 1 Pull sensor board straight out to remove from housing Figure 33 Removing side sensor Figure 34 1 Note that bottom sensor board is still connected to bottom plate assembly housing 2 Note location of side sensor 3 Remove screws located on this side SECTION
14. ging Protection Operating Temperature Range 1509F For Your Records A label indicating the model number and serial number is affixed to the lower left hand side when facing the bill inlet of the bill acceptor Refer to the model and serial number whenever you call upon Coinco Money Controls for information or service Unpacking After unpacking the unit inspect for any possible shipping damage If damaged notify the ship ping company immediately Keep the carton and packing material to reuse if you need to transport or ship the bill acceptor in the future Labels indicating the model and serial number are on the side of the bill acceptor Refer to these numbers when calling upon your Coinco Service Center representative for information or service Installation NOTE The Metal mounting plate must be connected to earth ground 1 Remove power from host machine 2 Set bill acceptor dip switches see Page 4 3 Install the bill acceptor into the host machine using the mounting studs and hardware in the machine 4 Install Connect the proper interface harness to the host machine 5 Apply power to the machine verify that the Green Flashing Arrows on the front of the bill acceptor are ON and blinking This condition indicates that the bill acceptor is ready to accept bills e If the Lights are off check wiring harness connections and make sure power is applied Also check the rear diagnostic LED
15. moving Motors from Stacking Assembly 15 Removing the Bezel 15 Removing the Front 16 Removing Harness from microboard 17 Removing Bottom Sensor Assembly 17 Removing 18 Removing Drive amp Stacker Chassis Assembly 21 Removing Top Sensor Assembly 22 Removing Stacker Plate 22 Removing 24 Removing Motors 2 Disassembling Bottom Sensor Assembly 28 Removing Encode Wheel 26 Removing Side 29 Removing Top Sensor 31 SECTION 6 PARTS LIST a O TEE 32 Series Drive Chassis Assembly 34 Drive amp Stacker 35 SECTION 7 PC BOARD INTERFACE CONNECTIONS PC Board amp Part 36 MC Series 36 110 VAC Pulsed Interface 30 Pin 37 110 VAC Vend Serial Interface 30 Pin 3 24 VAC Pulsed Interface 30 Pin 38 24 DC MDB Interface
16. position Open Position 19 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Figure 15 Using a small flathead screwdriver carefully pry the board out at the four corners indicated igure 15 Figure 16 Blue White Figure 16 Note the attached motor connection wires Unplug the stacker motor white amp red wires and transport motor white amp blue wires from the microboard Red White SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Removing Drive and Stacker Chassis Assembly 1 Make sure stacker plate is fully receded into unit 2 Using phillips screw driver remove one nut from left and right side of the housing as shown Figure 17 52 93 3 Pull Drive Stacker Chassis foward to lift out of housing Figure 18 Figure 18 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Removing Top Sensor Assembly from hous ing Figure 19 1 Using 3 16 nut driver unscrew bolts from both sides of housing Figure 19 2 Push down Top Sensor Assembly until assembly clears the side housing notches Pull assembly straight forward Removing Stacker Plate Figure 20 1 Look for plastic tab on one side of the assembly This indicates the correct side to begin stacker plate removal Figure 20 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Do not pull or push the plastic tab which will break it Figure 21 Figure 21 2 Pull out this side of the stacking plate clearing the cam Then remove plate Figure 22 Figure 22 23 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY To R
17. process as needed until all the sensor surfaces are free of contaminants Remember to clean both sensor lenses SECTION 3 NAMING CONVENTION MC Series Model Naming Convention Coinco Part MC925926 Rev 7 MC XX X X X X X XX XXX Bill Width Accepted 26 66mm 28 66mm US 1 100 72 2mm Bezel 0 See Build 1 Standard 2 Slimline 3 CRX U USA Technologies 4 CRX G Generic Input Voltage Protocol 1 110VAC Pulse Vend Serial Ardac2 Serial 2 24 VDC AC MDB Pulse 3 12 VDC MDB ICT Pulse Ardac2 Serial 4 12 VDC MDB w Wake Sleep option Mounting Configuration U Up D Down Not for MC CRX Cashbox Size 0 See Build 3 300 Bills 5 500 Bills 7 700 Bills 9 900 Bills B 1100 Bills N None I O Harness A Pulse Power Vend Serial 110VAC C Pulse Power 24VAC 24VAC VDC or 12V Multi Interface 12V ICT Pulse Ardac2 S 110VAC Ardac2 Serial W with Wake Sleep 12V N None 0 See Build Build 00 Standard 04 30 Pin 110V Logic Board Country Code 002 Australia 005 Brazil 006 Canada 014 Geimany For Additional Country Codes See Page 2 017 Hungary 041 United States 050 China Retrofit Card Reader Only MC XX CRX X Bill Width Accepted 26 66mm 72 72mm Back End Processing U USA Technologies G Generic SECTION 4 COMPONENT EXPLANATION Input Power Requirements 120 VAC 90 135VAC
18. round of the 30 pin power connector and the metal mounting plate must be connected to earth ground 3 JN PF SOARD IN JNN JN MC2600 MC2800 MC7200 24 VAC Pulsed Interface 30 Pin NEUTRAL INHIBIT HOT ENABLE NEUTRAL_ENABLE PULSE Ep PULSE OUTPUT _LOW PIGUEJET JNA BLE ALGA BZTS2CBU25 202 lt 2 2K 2 2K D914 A V7 5U 2 A 5 1 2 CTRL 4 E NC Nc 100K 470R LOADL CTRL 2 VEND 5U ACCEPT_ENABLE_LOW LCALIBSTR O ESCROW_HIGH 2 ANA i 81 LB ACC_ENA_PLSDx E 7 DL914 cols MC2600 24VAC_HO 1 24VACNEUTRAL POWER m 10207 SU SUPPL Y DL914 N ESCROW POWER_GROUND MC2600 MC2800 MC7200 24 DC MDB Interface 30 Pin y MESTERZTAX i mw MOB_STGMAL_ C 1 TE LL _ FIDEL Note Pin 21 Ground of the 30 pin power connector the Metal mounting plate must be connected to earth ground 38 SECTION 7 PC BOARD INTERFACE CONNECTIONS MC2600 2800 7200 12V MDB Interface amp MDB w Wake Sleep 16 Pin MDB MDB WAKE MASTER_ TA MUB_MASTER_R MDB_SIGNAL_COl SUPPLY l 2UDC POWER GROUND SIGNAL GROUND Rae 32 12UDc GROUND 39 SECTION 7 PC BOARD INTERFACE CONNECTIONS M
19. th Contacts AMP 102398 7 Latching Front Cover AMP 102681 4 Latching Back Cover AMP 102536 7 1 110VAC 1 CREDIT RELAY 4 SIGNAL GROUND SERIAL_DATA 8 USED 10 SERV 12 ACCEPT ENABLE 14 SEND 16 ACCEPT ENABLE LOW 18 ESCROW LOW 6 Pin Mating Connector Polarized Housing AMP 87631 1 or 2 87977 8 Contact AMP 85969 9 or 86016 3 Pin 110VAC Power 1 CREDIT RELAY NO CREDIT RELAY COMMON H SERIAL DATA 13 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Tools needed 2 Phillips head screwdriver Flat head screwdriver 3 16 nut driver 1 8 nut driver 9 volt battery and battery connector harness Remove Cashbox Assembly 1 Slide red button located on the top of the unit forward Lift up and pull back on cashbox assembly Figure 3 Figure 3 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Removing motors from stacking assembly 1 Apply power insert business card into bill inlet until stacker plate extends to fullest height Remove power Figure 4 Removing the Bezel Using a Phillips screwdriver remove the screws that secure the bezel and frame to the chassis assembly Figure 5 Slimline Bezel screws nuts Standard Bezel 4 screws e Slimline Frame 4 screws Disconnect ground wire from metal frame Figure 5 exe 7 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY IMPORTANT plastic shield Note the plastic shield
20. that appears on the metal See Fig 6 Slimline example When re attaching make sure the clear plastic shield is against the PC board to prevent shorting the microboard Figure 6 Removing the Front Cover To remove front cover to expose the microboard Figure 8 push down the snap located on the top of the unit Figure 8 Pull the front cover forward Note Removing the front cover will void the war ranty SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Removing Harnesses from the microboard from Bottom sensor assembly Figure 9 1 Unplug Bottom Sensor Assembly harness from Microboard p NS 2 Release harness from chassis clamps on the side Heb Remove Bottom Sensor Assembly 1 At bottom rear of unit push down on red tab and slide out bottom sensor assembly Figure 10 HE m Meo prre nae a Ge E ry r a 8 Figure 10 1 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Remove Bottom Sensor Assembly 1 At the bottom and rear of unit push down on red tab and pull out bottom sensor assembly Figure 11 Removing Microboard Figure 12 1 Remove ribbon cable by sliding the plastic connectors to the open position 2 Gently pull ribbon cable from microboard connector A imuta Figure 12 SECTION 5 DISASSEMBLY Figure 13 Plastic Connectors in closed position Closed Position Figure 14 Plastic connectors in open
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