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Good quality change machine

By The_Pump_House

1 year ago



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    #1 1 year ago
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    The_Pump_House

    The Pump House

    US Wood River, IL

    3y 78,300 1,707 50 7

    Got a Seaga CM1250 which only lasted about a year. LCD screen just blinks a few times before fading to black when it's powered on. Have to leave it unplugged for a long time before it will actually power on and even then it will only stay on for hours or maybe a day.

    Are American Changer (AC1001) or Standard (MC100) changers good quality/reliable?

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    #2 1 year ago
     
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    ForceFlow

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    9y 238K 31,369 268 14

    I've serviced AC6000 change machines. The coin track belt needed cleaning a couple times a year since it got caked with grime, but that was it for the most part.

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