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HOW THE COINCa ACCEPTOR WORKS
10, ACCEPT
NOTE
Whe n ma king any adjustm ents al ways
keep in, mind that over adjus tment may r ern edy
rejec tlon of a dime but also cause aa und ea u-ab le
co in to be accepte d. Af t er adjustme nts are made,
be su re to tes t as man y types of coins and slugs
as poss ible to make cert ai n the acc ept or has not
be en disturbed for the entir e rang e of colns and
slugs .
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COIN CO
!:ifRIES 78 & St:KJES 79
DIME COIN PATH (Accept)
When the dim e Ls ins erted it pas se s thr ough
the quar te r tra nsf er cradl e assemb ly and
th e nicke l t:ra ns fe r cr ad le ass emb ly: At the dime
trans fer leve r, the dime is def lected through an
open ing in the main plat e and is routed to the
d ime ru nwa y wh ere it is checked fo r per fo rati.on
by the washer catc her .
As i t leaves th e d ime ru nw ay it is the n
che cked for:
1 . Deformat ion .
2. Minimum di amet er and th icknes s.
3. Max imum diamete r and thickness .
At this point the dime con tinue s on the ac-
cep t pat h into the magne tic field where it Is
chec ked for met al con ten ts. The sp aed of the
coi n is al so contr olle d a t th is point by th e mag-
ne tic fi eld wbich generat es eddy curre nt in the
coin and tends to re tard the trave l. Th erefor .e,
the d.irne, as it le av es the magn et tc h e ld, mo veS
at a suff ici ent sp eed to miss the dU n edeflector
and fa ll to the acce p t s ide of the d im e sepa rator
to co ntinue on the acc ept p a th of th e accep tor.
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