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    Full Line
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    1985

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  1. Be prepared for vandalism to your machine. All apartment complexes come with that option enabled.
  2. You also want a side opening bill box which is the 500 bill box.
  3. Walking the pavement, knocking on doors after you have some experience with full line so you know what you're talking about.
  4. That's negatory, ghost rider. Not gonna happen. Dump that relic from the early 80s and get something newer.
  5. Mike, this should be easily duplicated in your factory when testing this specific card reader, and probably others. Why, for such an obvious request, would you need more data? That is an example of the problem with manufacturers. So is the QR code manual. Printed manuals still need to come in every cabinet of trade machines and be available for printing and downloading from your website.
  6. The .41 eprom should fix it and the proof is that your other working machines already have it. You're questioning the obvious. If that doesn't fix it then the issue is on the Nayax side; perhaps the card reader needs a firmware update.
  7. Or just stick with micromech and put a VN2501 in it with an appropriate T-blocker harness.
  8. No card readers on non-MDB machines. Just put a newer machine in.
  9. Those are probably LAI locks but the restricted 1/2 moon key is the best design to get, whether from LAI or Abloy. Abloy will be more expensive. With these you order from LAI and they give you a key code that only you can reorder. And yes, they are very hard to pick and to drill out. However, they will not stop a determined thief because nothing will if they bring the cutting torch, die grinder, etc.
  10. That is a heavy boat anchor. Since it has 10 product rotors you can expect 1 or more to be bent after all these years. That's been my experience with them. That's easy to check for. Run the motors by hand while looking down into the columns and see if all rotors have a straight edge in reference to the side wall as they turn upright to catch a pair of cans.
  11. If you're using 16 oz Monster cans then you need the 12 oz metal can shim on the sides.
  12. Do you have the steel 12 oz diameter can shim in the column? No plastic spacers should be used with cans of any kind.
  13. Is the machine level front to back?
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