Whats missing?

[Michaeljp86]

Looks like my problems are caused from a missing part, does anyone know what plugs into those 2 wires under the black box with the 24v sticker? You can see where something was mounted. The manual doesnt show much on the electrical.

[Technivend]

There is a relay box that went there. Looks like it is an AP 435 snack machine that was originally a multiprice or 10 price. If I remember correctly the relay depended on this.

[Michaeljp86]

Whats the difference between multi price and 10 price?

This is a snack shop 430

The manual says these came with a 4 price, 10 price or multi price changer. It says machines that were multi price cant be converted to a 10 or 4. Im not sure what this machine is, a multi price would be my guess.

[Technivend]

4 price had a maximum of 4 prices allowed, 10 price- 10 prices, multiprice - each column could be a different price. If you can post a picture of the price adjustment board that is just below the picture that is shown I should be able to tell.

[Michaeljp86]

[Technivend]

That's a 10 price machine. I looked real quick and I don't know anyone that is carrying that part anymore  :-\

[ANDERSONVENDING]

I'm not sure if this will work but it might be worth contacting the seller.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180336413785&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

John

[Michaeljp86]

Vendors exchange says they have the relay box.

Whats the deal with a 10 price? every shelf must be the same price? Or each collumn can be a different price but you only have 10 different prices to choose from?

[Technivend]

Vendors exchange says they have the relay box.

Whats the deal with a 10 price? every shelf must be the same price? Or each collumn can be a different price but you only have 10 different prices to choose from?

You have a maximum or 10 different prices to choose from that is determined by column level. If you look at the 2nd picture and le's just say you set the price lines in the changer or conversion board at 10, 20, 30, 40....and so on. You will slide the lever that corresponds with the column to that price line. ie:column B to number 3 would then be .30.

[Michaeljp86]

You have a maximum or 10 different prices to choose from that is determined by column level. If you look at the 2nd picture and le's just say you set the price lines in the changer or conversion board at 10, 20, 30, 40....and so on. You will slide the lever that corresponds with the column to that price line. ie:column B to number 3 would then be .30.

I figured it worked something like that but on the control board there is price setting buttons and a mode button. There is a little sticker that says how to change the price with the buttons.

Now vendors exchange says they dont have that relay box.