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Programming The MEI CF7512 Electronic Coin Mech
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2021
- Learn the basic of the really neat MEI CF7512 coin mech for vending machines. In this video we will show you how to accomplish the simple programming plus how to set up your own custom 5 tube coin cassette.
This is a very versatile piece of equipment that can be fully customized to fit your needs.
Here is a link to print out the manual for this unit that includes the page 9 on custom cassette codes and the basic diagram on how it should be set up.
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Excellent tutorial! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
It's my pleasure Armando.
Good stuff, we have 2 of those mechs, ours are the 7000s, no screen but very similiar, thanks for sharing!
Great tips videos, watching them all now, thank you.
I am just a newbie to the vending industry... Yet, with my recent expedition with banks the last couple of weeks.... I have found here in Muncie, IN that the banks (First Merchants, Star, Old National, Northwest, and so on) do not carry much of the $1 coins. And, if you want them to place an order for them, then you must order them 1000 at a time. I was going to have one of my machines setup with one of these CF7512's. But with the above scenario created by the banks, they are just not feasible to use.
I have a friend that works at a casino and she brings me a few at a time, but that's it since Covid hit us.
@@dougsworldtour3755 can they be setup to utilize an extra quarters tube instead of a $1 tube?
@@MrEricH5470 yes, one of my customers runs his cassette with, N-Q-Q-$-$
From Syracuse ny
Hey Doug, I just found your channel today and your videos are very helpful! I am in Louisiana and own 14 ice vending machines that all house the MEI CF7000 coin mech. What do you recommend I clean these with as far as what type of liquid? What type of cloth is best? I have searched your channel for a "cleaning" video but can't seem to find one. Also, i would like to know the best way to clean the bottom part where the coins are dispensed. With outdoor vending machines, these things get dirty quickly. Any help would be greatly appreciated sir!!
I use a foaming glass cleaner found at Lowes, and a micro soft cloth found at Harbor Freight,
@@dougsworldtour3755 thank you!
Is there a way to disable a coin tube? We have a 7000. Seems where the dollar coins go there is possibly a part missing, because when you put the coin in it falls directly down into the overflow bin and not into the return change. I have programmed it to take orders, but it seems to give change back starting from that tube and that money as I said, just falls into the overflow been in the bottom it does not get the change back.
thanks for the video, could you please show us the coin motor and levers that puch coin from cassette :) i would like to buy the same :) thank u and have wonderful day
Hello, the lower dispenser unit is sold as 1 piece, and expensive I think, maybe 100 or 125. We pretty much sell complete units to our customers in that case. Here is a link with those details. dougbaleenterprises.com/shop/ols/products/coinco-cf7000-coin-mech-rebuilt
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@@dougsworldtour3755 you are welcom, if you have dissassembled one please make video or when you get one open . Have nice day and wish see more of your video.