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Bally, 1992Hi gang! I’m stripping down a coin door to send it in for refurbishment and powder coating. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to remove the coin return chute from the door. The bottom half is plastic so I don’t want to include it when I send the door in, since I doubt it will hold up well when they’re refinishing the metal. 
Any tips on how to remove it? It seems linked to the small square frame on the front side of the chute.
F4B88D2B-29D2-4317-ABA2-C37B2B7B24BE (resized).jpegQuoted from MintIndeed:Hi gang! I’m stripping down a coin door to send it in for refurbishment and powder coating. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to remove the coin return chute from the door. The bottom half is plastic so I don’t want to include it when I send the door in, since I doubt it will hold up well when they’re refinishing the metal.
Any tips on how to remove it? It seems linked to the small square frame on the front side of the chute.[quoted image]
Are there a couple screws down inside? Look down inside those two holes.
Quoted from Bryan_Kelly:Are there a couple screws down inside? Look down inside those two holes.
That was it! Thank you. Couldn’t see the forest for the trees.
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