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Vendo V322-182

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Sun, 10/15/2017 - 23:14
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DarrenD
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Vendo V322-182

Hello, All! I have a 1970 Vendo V322-182 Coke Machine. Machine didn't work when I received it. Compressor is great! Fan runs fine! I replaced a few of the components on the Coin Mech (S75-9800B) and still no action (the Coin Return Electro-Magnets do not energize). I removed & tested the solenoids (CREMs) from the Coin Mechanism and they both function properly.
So, for the time being, I decided to bypass the Coin Mech by jumping the pins on the Jones Plug (if I remember correctly, Pins 1 to 7, 2 to 5, and touching leads from 3 & 7 together to simulate a switch). And, I temporarily rigged all the Actuator Switches on the Lock Out/Sold Out Assembly’s to be open in order to simulate there are plenty of cans in the machine.

When I simulate a switch by jumping the Jones Plug I hear, and see, the Timer Module activate in the Door Harness Assembly but nothing happens with the Relay inside the Door Harness Assembly.
1) Should I be looking at something other than the Relay?
2) If not, how do I test the Relay?
3) And any help regarding the Coin Mech would be appreciated, too.

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Sun, 12/10/2017 - 19:55
RGump
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You have a very old machine.

Hello DarrenD,
You have a very old machine. You might be want to see this post here:
http://www.vend-resource.com/forum-topic/lacrosse-vending-machine-repair

Thanks,
RGump

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Tue, 01/02/2018 - 22:28
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DarrenD
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Old Machine

Yes, I'm finding a 1970's machine is VERY old based on the fact I'm having major difficulty finding detailed information and parts.
Thanks for the replay, RGump.
I'll try your suggestions.

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