Clear Coin Cup Debris
Coin Mechanisms Coin Mechs 1272133 Coin Cup
Clear Coin Cup Debris
Addresses foreign object or debris obstruction preventing coins from entering the coin cup.
- repeated-coin-jams-after-cleaning-within-48-hours: escalate-to-technician-for-coin-path-inspection
- cup-housing-damage-detected: stop-and-replace-before-returning-to-service
Checklist
Guided Diagnostic Steps
Work from low-risk checks toward technician-level inspection only when evidence supports it.
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Power off and visually inspect coin cup
operator-intermediatelowTurn off the machine. Shine a flashlight into the coin cup opening and look for visible debris, stuck coins, or foreign objects.
Stop conditions- cup-housing-is-cracked-or-broken
Expected: Clear view of the coin path and identification of any obstruction.
Evidence to note: photo
- 2
Remove visible debris
operator-intermediatelowIf an object is visible, attempt to remove it using finger pressure or a soft non-metallic probe. Do not force objects.
Stop conditions- object-cannot-be-safely-removed
Expected: Obstruction is removed and the coin path is clear.
Evidence to note: photo
- 3
Clean coin cup area
operator-intermediatelowUse a soft brush or compressed air to clean the coin cup and entry path of dust, grime, and sticky residue.
Expected: Coin cup and entry path are free of residue that could impede coin travel.
Evidence to note: photo
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Test coin insertion
operator-intermediatesafe-normal-operationWith the machine powered on, insert a test coin and observe whether it passes through the cup and is accepted by the coin mechanism.
Expected: Coin travels freely through the cup and the machine registers payment.
Evidence to note: note
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