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Dixie Narco 276E lost fob


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Long story short... Friend lost fob to their old soda machine.  Offered to me for free so I took them up on the offer and it's now sitting in the shop.  Before firing up the hammers, chisels and cutting torch... thought I'd ask if there is a way in to this machine without totally destroying the front.  I understand hacking in to these machines should not be a "open" topic as it would seem to promote theft.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Machine is a Dixie Narco DN276EMC

 

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One more question...

How can I remove one of the select buttons while doing the least amount of damage? (door is still locked shut)  Such as hitting the button top right, bottom right, etc.  Or should I cut around the perimeter with a dremel?  I'm even up for drilling the rivets on the framework, if that will get me anywhere.  Thoughts..... :huh:

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First of all, what are you trying to do? Why not just remove it once you get the door open. No damage that way. I would also check with your friend for the key fob number and order a replacement. If it was a Pepsi Asset, they would have a master key to open it. Call your local Pepsi bottler and request they open it.

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Understood.  I did try PMing AZVendor and a notice said no new messages allowed.  I'll keep checking and see if I can get through.  Thanks to both.  B)

You can contact AZVendor by email----- rbepic4gatgmaildotcom

 

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First of all, what are you trying to do? Why not just remove it once you get the door open. No damage that way. I would also check with your friend for the key fob number and order a replacement. If it was a Pepsi Asset, they would have a master key to open it. Call your local Pepsi bottler and request they open it.

I'm in a Catch-22 here.  First step to opening the door is to remove one of the buttons.  ^-^   The fob is lost, no key fob number and the local Pepsi doesn't deal with these machines anymore.  I have a path forward... hence the question that was asked.

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On 1/18/2017 at 9:51 PM, AZVendor said:

You need to open it and then convert it to a normal T-handle. Email me at rbepic4gatgmaildotcom for instructions on how to open it.  I can send you parts to convert it.

AZVendor-

I recently purchased a Vendo HVV machine and it doesn't have the key fob. I'm sure you are very busy, but I shot you an email the other day, but I wanted to make sure you got it. Hoping you can help me out. Thanks!

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Just now, petersvending said:

What is this? Key fob? Like a button for locking and unlocking your car? They have this for soda machines now? 

Yeah, they are typically made my Triteq, it is an electronic lock. Horrible idea IMO. 

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Just now, petersvending said:

Agree. Horrible idea. Keys are a hard thing to kill, they work so well! 

Now I just need to find a way into my machine without the FOB! Really hoping I don't have to do anything too destructive. 

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It looks as though it was a Pepsi asset at one time. Pepsi should have a battery powered device to open it. Call your local Pepsi distributor and ask for the vending dept. may cost you a few bucks but cheaper than repairs you might need if you try to force your way in

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