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Coin shute

By rspilman

5 years ago

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Latest reply 5 years ago by KenLayton
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#1 5 years ago

RLS

rspilman

Pinside+ Frequent

5y 23,300 51 2

Just wanted to figure out why my coin shut returns the coins? I know the coin counter works as I touch the little wire and it adds coins so its just the chute.

#2 5 years ago

STC

chas10e

Pinside member

Kittery, ME

8y 51,550 1,306 7

What game ?

Does it have a "coin lock-out" coil on the door that is inoperable?

Could be the coin mech itself also ...

#3 5 years ago

TPD

tomdrum

Tom's Pinball

Port Matilda, PA

6y 165K 7,299 16 52

Most likely the lock out coil.

#4 5 years ago

NGP

Gnatty

Pinside member

East Aurora, NY

11y 80,100 2,307 2 12

What game? If it’s an early solid state Williams, it has a small coil that triggers a wire rod at each coin mech to open, allowing coins to travel through and trip the credit switch.

#5 5 years ago

RLS

rspilman

Pinside+ Frequent

5y 23,300 51 2

Coin chutes, can you say rubbish

#6 5 years ago

???

KenLayton

In Memoriam

Olympia, WA

12y 83,400 5,965

Is the machine level?

Are the coin chutes clean?

What machine is it?

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