Repairing A Coin Drop!!!! | Following Keenan!
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2023
- In this RUclips video, you'll learn how to repair the coin drop mechanism in your washing machine. The video is presented by a knowledgeable and experienced repair technician who will guide you through the process step by step. You'll learn about the different parts of the mechanism and how to diagnose and fix common issues, such as a stuck coin, a broken spring, or a jammed mechanism. The video is clear, concise, and easy to follow, making it suitable for both novice and experienced repair technicians. Whether you're dealing with a problem at home or in your commercial laundry facility, this video has all the information you need to get your washing machine back up and running smoothly. So, if you're ready to learn how to repair your washing machine's coin drop mechanism, be sure to watch this video!
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Keenan you are the MacGyver of Laundromats. My friend is so blessed to have a tenant upstairs who was an appliance repairman. The other man was a metal machinist & between the 4 sites it keeps them busy. We have set them up both a mini workshop & lathe to manufacture components that break or die. Years ago when I was in video / film production I save every weird lead & plug for a rainy day. The number of times I was gifted gear & had these weirdo plugs that needed parts / adapters to get into service so I had them.
I like these repair videos. Please do more of them.
Videos are about to get a whole lot better! I hired an editor and film crew. Just got done filming all last week with them. Advice, repairs and collecting money will be what's on here. O and interaction with customers too.
@@FollowingKeenan Excellent! I can't wait. Thank you!
@@FollowingKeenan I'm scared. You're not going to go full investment joy on us. 😋
@@Sohailali1 don't worry not selling anything. Just the same content just stuctured way better.
Had to chuckle, an owner of three mats and not a single quarter in your pocket. 😅. The videos are great, keep them coming.
It's always something, I go threw the same thing with my vending business, The hustle never ends, Good luck Keenan & have a great weekend pal.
Those quarters truly put a wear and tear on those devices, always looking forward to seeing more future videos. 🛠
Keenan:take the unit that you got the replacement nut from to the hardware store and get a pack of screws that will work on the screw. While you are there, get a tube of locktite to help the nut to stay on.
Place some Loctite on that little nut. A salesman told use about 20 years ago plus take some rubbing alcohol once every month to the slides and where the coins slide and no problem and more. We save everything.
Thats a good idea!
4:00 - you are right about money being dirty, Keenan. My second location is a running laundromat, but it needs a lot of fixing up. When I take the cash from the change machine, I bring it home, and if I'll be keeping it for whatever reason, it gets washed in a quart of water with about 6 to 8 ounces of bleach. The water does get amazingly dirty sometimes for only having a couple hundred bucks of cash in it for a few minutes! And when I cleaned out all the 2005 HTT30 stack dryers I bought, the coin drops were LOADED with dust and lint and dirt, I didn't see how a quarter could even fall through them. They all got taken apart and thoroughly scrubbed with an old toothbrush and a toothpick to get in the corners!
Nice job sir.
thanks
I have some Quarter Master square faced coin mechs. Sometimes quarters get jammed in these and I can just I jam them. Other times they get jammed, I unjam them and they still won’t work. Very frustrating. There is a thin metal piece I replace but doesn’t always do the trick. Wish I could find a video on those.
Glad you was able to save money. However, do you sometimes wish you had a new coin drop (ever though they may be pricey) to have as a spare in case you need to diagnose on things at times? I bet you however been repairing Greenwald & E.S.D. products for years.
Hi Keenan, where can I find the short small screws that go on the side of the coin mechanism? I have some Dexter dryers and I noticed 1 or 2 missing on a couple of them
you need more and brighter lights in your business
Would a small rivet work?
Not sure it's really small