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- Page 1 DIXIE-NARCO GLASS FRONT BEVERAGE VENDER Models 2145 & 2054 OPERATION / SERVICE MANUAL For Venders Built Prior To Dixie-Narco Production 0001-8000BW April 1, 1998 DIXIE-NARCO BLVD. P.O. DRAWER 719 WILLISTON, SC 29853-0719 (803) 266-5000 Revised August 5, 1998 803,902,770.01...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION................................4 ..............................4 ENDER AFETY RECAUTIONS ................................4 RODUCT DENTIFICATION 2145 AND 2054...........................4 HYSICAL HARACTERISTICS OF INSTALLATION & SET-UP ................................5 ..................................5 ECEIVING NSPECTION ................................5 NPACKING ENDERS ................................5 LECTRIC OWER EEDED ............................6 HANGERS THER CCESSORIES PLACING THE VENDER ON LOCATION ..........................7 ..................................7... - Page 5 FIGURE 13 – CABINET DETAIL ............................71 FIGURE 14 – REFRIGERATION UNIT – COPELAND (2054)....................73 FIGURE 15 – REFRIGERATION UNIT – TECUMSEH (2145 – IN LINE CONDENSER) ............75 FIGURE 16 – REFRIGERATION UNIT – TECUMSEH (2145 – ROLL UP CONDENSER)............77 FIGURE 17 –...
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Page 6: General Information
Dixie-Narco vender components. All repairs should be performed by a qualified service technician who is equipped with the proper tools and replacement components, using genuine Dixie-Narco factory parts. -
Page 7: Installation & Set-Up
Upon receipt, inspect the vender for any shipping damage. If there is any damage have the driver note the damage on the bill of lading and notify Dixie-Narco. Although the terms of sale are FOB shipping point, which require the consignee to originate shipping damage claims, Dixie-Narco will gladly help if you must file a claim. -
Page 8: Coin Changers And Other Accessories
COIN CHANGERS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES The 2145 and 2054 venders must have a coin changer installed and can have a bill acceptor installed. If the coin changer and other accessories are not factory installed, refer to the instructions received from the manufacturer of the MDB coin changer and other accessories for proper set-up and installation. -
Page 9: Placing The Vender On Location
PLACING THE VENDER ON LOCATION The 2145 and 2054 vender(s) are for INDOOR USE ONLY. It should be kept out of direct sunlight and away from any heat source. CAUTION: DO NOT TRANSPORT THE VENDER TO OR FROM THE LOCATION LOADED WITH PRODUCT OR DAMAGE TO THE VENDER MAY RESULT. -
Page 10: Service Note
SERVICE NOTE Battery Backup The battery backup is used to retain information programmed in the system (pricing, time, date, etc.) in case of power interruptions, or any time the main power is off. When the vender is shipped, the battery is connected and memory is being maintained. -
Page 11: Loading
LOADING LOADING CHANGE TUBES MDB AND MICROMECH UNITS Open the service door. Load the coin mechanism with coins to the desired level by inserting coins in the loading slots on the coin tube front. Minimum coin tube levels are: 6-8 nickels 7-8 dimes 5-6 quarters NOTE:... -
Page 12: Vending Controller Unit (Vcu)
VENDING CONTROLLER UNIT (VCU) GENERAL INFORMATION In order to fully utilize the many features of your vender it is important that you first understand the options available and procedures for programming the vending controller unit (control board). All programming, testing, and service functions are accomplished by using the keypad in an easy to follow, display prompted format. -
Page 13: Price Check
PRICE CHECK The price of an item may be checked by selecting the item on the keypad. Push the alpha-numeric sequence for the desired item (i.e. A3). The selected item will be displayed for approximately 1 second, then the item's price will be displayed for approximately 1 second (i.e. -
Page 14: Micromech Unit Operating Mode Menu Items
MICROMECH UNIT OPERATING MODE MENU ITEMS SERVICE MODE TEST MODE SETUP MODE NEXT ITEM NEXT ITEM NEXT ITEM ENTER MESSAGE CASH BOX LIST ERRORS CLEAR MESSAGE SALES SELF TEST SET COOL TIME DISPLAY TEST CLEAR COOL DOWN SET COOL DOWN KEYPAD TEST MASTER RESET CLEAR TOTALS... -
Page 15: Service Mode
SERVICE MODE Enter SERVICE MODE by opening the service door and pressing the Mode Selection button once. The display will read “SERVICE MODE”. CASH BOX Shows the amount diverted to the cash box from the coin mech since the last CLEAR TOTALS or MASTER RESET. To view the amount diverted to the cash box press the letter “B”... - Page 16 Press the "CLR" key to return to "SERVICE MODE". ESCROW Allows a bill to be returned if the change return lever is pressed before a selection is made. Press the number "4" on the keypad and the display will read "ESCROW Y" or "ESCROW N", depending on the current state.
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Page 17: Test Mode
TEST MODE Enter TEST MODE by opening the service door and pressing the Mode Selection button twice. The display will read “TEST MODE”. LIST ERRORS Allows the service technician to list all recorded errors. Press the letter “B” on the keypad and the display will read “TEMP SEN”. - Page 18 SELF TEST Allows the service technician to run a quick diagnostics of all systems. Press the letter “C” on the keypad and the display will read "SELF TEST * = Y”. Press the “*” key and the test will run and the display will read “ERRS = ##”. Normal error indications are based on the machine’s configuration.
- Page 19 POWER OUTAGES Shows numbers of times the machine has lost power since the last CLEAR TOTALS or MASTER RESET. (This is a power outage for any reason, including the machine being unplugged or the machine’s master power switch being turned off.) Press the number "6" on the keypad and "PWR OUT #" will scroll across the display. Use the "*" key and the "A"...
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Page 20: Setup Mode
SETUP MODE Enter SETUP MODE by opening service door and pressing the Mode Selection button three times. The display will read "SETUP MODE". NOTE: Several areas in the SETUP MODE are password protected, when entry into one of these areas is attempted the display will read "PW". - Page 21 MASTER RESET (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows the service technician to restore factory defaults to the machine or reset the controller board’s memory after reconfiguring a tray. Since this feature resets sales data, care should be taken prior to using. Press the letter “F” on the keypad and “MASTER RESET * = Y” will scroll across the display. Press the “*” key and the display will read “PW”.
- Page 22 MACHINE NUMBER (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows assigning a user number to the machine for audit and/or inventory control requirements. Press the number "1" on the keypad and "MACHINE NUMBER ##" will scroll across the display (the ## displayed is the number currently assigned to the machine). Press the "*" key and the display will read "PW". Enter the password, the display will read "OK"...
- Page 23 DROP SENSOR (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows enabling or disabling of drop sensor credit guard function. When enabled, the customer will retain credit for amount deposited if a product does not pass through the sensor beam in the recovery unit. This state will allow 3 attempts to vend a product before credit is lost.
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Page 24: Mdb Unit Operating Mode Menu Items
MDB UNIT OPERATING MODE MENU ITEMS SERVICE MODE TEST MODE SETUP MODE NEXT ITEM NEXT ITEM NEXT ITEM ENTER MESSAGE CASH BOX LIST ERRORS SALES SELF TEST CLEAR MESSAGE DISPLAY TEST ENABLE DOLLAR SIGN SET COOL DOWN KEYPAD TEST CLEAR COOL DOWN MASTER RESET CLEAR TOTALS AUTO SEQUENCE... - Page 25 CLEAR TOTALS Allows the service technician to clear totals in CASH BOX, SALES, NUMBER SOLD, DOOR OPENINGS, and POWER OUTAGES. Press the letter “F” on the keypad and the display will read “CLEAR TOTALS * = Y”. Press the “*” key, the totals are cleared and the display returns to “SERVICE MODE”.
- Page 26 TEST VEND Allows the service technician to test vend any item. Press the number "9" on the keypad and the display will read "ITEM". Select the item/column to be tested by pressing the corresponding keys on the keypad (i.e. A6), and the corresponding solenoid will cycle. Press the "CLR"...
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Page 27: Test Mode
TEST MODE Enter TEST MODE by opening the service door and pressing the Mode Selection button twice. The display will read “TEST MODE”. LIST ERRORS Allows the service technician to view a list of all recorded errors. Press the letter “B” on the keypad and the display will read “TEMP SEN”. - Page 28 SELF TEST Allows the service technician to run a quick diagnostics of all systems. Press the letter “C” on the keypad and the display will read ‘SELF TEST * = Y”. Press the “*” key and the test will run and the display will read “ERRS = ##”. Normal error indications are based on the machine’s configuration.
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Page 29: Setup Mode
SETUP MODE Enter SETUP MODE by opening service door and pressing the Mode Selection button three times. The display will read "SETUP MODE". NOTE: Several areas in the SETUP MODE are password protected. When entry into one of these areas is attempted the display will read "PW". - Page 30 MASTER RESET (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows the service technician to restore factory defaults to the machine or reset the Controller Board's memory after reconfiguring a tray. Since this feature resets sales data, care should be taken prior to using. Press the letter "F" on the key pad and "MASTER RESET * Y"...
- Page 31 MACHINE NUMBER (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows assigning a user number to the machine for audit and/or inventory control requirements. Press the number "1" on the keypad and "MACHINE NUMBER ##" will scroll across the display (the ## displayed is the number currently assigned to the machine). Press the "*" key and the display will read "PW". Enter the password, the display will read "OK"...
- Page 32 DROP SENSOR (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows Enabling or Disabling of drop sensor Credit Guard function. When Enabled the customer will retain credit for amount deposited if a product does not pass through the sensor beam in the recovery unit. This state will allow 3 attempts to vend a product before credit is lost.
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Page 33: Cashflow 560 Unit Operating Mode Menu Items
CASHFLOW 560 UNIT OPERATING MODE MENU ITEMS SERVICE MODE TEST MODE SETUP MODE NEXT ITEM NEXT ITEM NEXT ITEM ENTER MESSAGE LIST ERRORS SALES SELF TEST CLEAR MESSAGE DISPLAY TEST CLEAR COOL DOWN SET COOL DOWN KEYPAD TEST CLEAR TOTALS AUTO SEQUENCE MASTER RESET NUMBER SOLD... - Page 34 NUMBER SOLD Shows total number of items sold since last CLEAR TOTALS or MASTER RESET. Press the number "1" on the keypad and the display will read "NUMBER SOLD ###". Press the "CLR" key to return to "SERVICE MODE". ENABLE ITEM Allows an individual selection, a complete tray, or the entire machine to be enabled or disabled.
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Page 35: Test Mode
TEST MODE Enter TEST MODE by opening service door and pressing the Mode Selection button twice. The display will read "TEST MODE". LIST ERRORS Allows the service technician to list all recorded errors. Press the letter "B" on the keypad and the display will read "TEMP SEN". - Page 36 SELF TEST "C" Allows the service technician to run a quick diagnostics of all systems. Press the letter on the keypad and the display will read "SELF TEST * = Y". Press the "*" key, the test will be run and the display will read "ERRS = ##". Normal error indications are based on the machine's configuration.
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Page 37: Setup Mode
SETUP MODE Enter SETUP MODE by opening service door and pressing the Mode Selection button three times. The display will read "SETUP MODE". NOTE: Several areas in the SETUP MODE are password protected. When entry into one of these areas is attempted the display will read "PW". - Page 38 MASTER RESET (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows the service technician to restore factory defaults to the machine or reset the Controller Board's memory after reconfiguring a tray. Since this feature resets sales data care should be taken prior to using. Press the letter "F" on the key pad and "MASTER RESET * = Y"...
- Page 39 WINNER MODE (PASSWORD REQUIRED) Allows the service technician to set the machine up to dispense a free product on a random basis. This mode CANNOT be made item selective. If set, each product in the machine is subject to being dispensed free. The winning customer is determined by the program picking a number at random from 1 to the winner mode set number.
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Page 40: Initial Programming
INITIAL PROGRAMMING DATE / TIME Proper setting of items such as Happy Hour and Not Available times, as well as obtaining viable information regarding Door Openings, Power Outages, etc. depend on a correct DATE/TIME setting. Each machine leaves the factory with the date, and local time (Eastern Standard) entered into the programming. This setting should be checked and changed if necessary. -
Page 41: Regular Prices
REGULAR PRICES The capability of this machine to vend a wide variety of products requires the ability to set a wide range of prices. The programming features of this machine meet that requirement by allowing the service technician to quickly and easily enter or change regular prices. - Page 42 The following example will step through setting various prices throughout the machine. Enter the "SERVICE MODE" and proceed as follows: SETTING REGULAR PRICES Settings are to be: A and B trays $0.75 Cl, C2, C3, C4, & CS $1.25 C6, C7, C8, & C9 $1.50 D and E trays $2.00...
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Page 43: Happy Hour Times
Press Key Display will read $1.75 C $1.75 $1.75 C $1.75 $1.75 C $1.75 SERVICE MODE SET REGULAR PRICES (scrolls then) $0.00 $0.02 $0.20 $2.00 $2.00 D $2.00 $2.00 E $2.00 SERVICE MODE HAPPY HOUR TIMES Promoting a new product, increasing sales during slow or off-peak hours, or showing customer appreciation all can be accomplished by setting up reduced prices for defined periods of time. - Page 44 SETTING HAPPY HOUR TIMES Setting time from 1500 to 1630 (3:00PM to 4:30PM) on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Press Key Display will read SET HAPPY HOUR (scrolls) Enter Password OK (flashes then) H.H. START TIME 00 00 (scrolls) HOUR OUR 1 UR 15 IN 0 N 00...
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Page 45: Happy Hour Prices
HAPPY HOUR PRICES The procedures for setting Happy Hour prices are nearly identical to those for setting regular prices. The only difference is, instead of pressing the number "7" on the keypad to access the program, you now press the number "8"... - Page 46 SETTING HAPPY HOUR PRICES Settings are to be: A and B trays $0.75 C and D trays $1.00 E tray $1.50 Press Key Display will read SET HAPPY HOUR PRICES (scrolls then) $0.00 $0.07 $0.75 $0.75 A $0.75 $0.75 B $0.75 SERVICE MODE SET HAPPY HOUR PRICES...
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Page 47: Not Available Times
NOT AVAILABLE TIMES Many locations, such as schools, have requirements that the machines be rendered "unavailable" during certain times. The procedures for setting Not Available Times are nearly identical to those for setting Happy Hour times. The only difference is, instead of pressing the number "2" on the keypad to access the program, you now press the number "3". - Page 48 SUN NO MON NO MON YES TUE NO TUE YES WED NO WED YES THUR NO THUR YES FRI NO FRI YES SAT NO SETUP MODE NOTE: PLEASE CALL THE DIXIE-NARCO SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT (800) 688-9090 FOR FURTHER ASSISTANCE. Page 46...
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Page 49: Data Collection
DATA COLLECTION Valuable Sales, Inventory Control, and Machine Setting Data may be obtained by using the system's PRINT SUMMARY program feature on the MicroMech* (U.S. and Canada) machine. The data can be downloaded to an optional hand held, 42 line, serial printer for immediate printout, or to a laptop computer for printout back at the office. -
Page 50: Laptop Computer
LAPTOP COMPUTER This example assumes the use of Windows Terminal Mode for communication. • Open service door. • Start computer and enter Windows • Open Accessories • Select 'TERMINAL' • Select 'SETTINGS' • Select 'COMMUNICATIONS' • Enter the following: Baud rate- 9600 Data bits- Stop bits-... -
Page 51: Example Summary Printout
EXAMPLE SUMMARY PRINTOUT NOTE: Since the information provided for the trays (shelves) is identical, only the A tray is outlined in the following example. SALES BY ITEM SOLD TOTAL $0.75 $0.50 $0.00 $0.75 $0.50 $0.00 $0.75 $0.50 $0.00 $0.75 $0.50 $0.00 $0.75 $0.50... -
Page 52: General Maintenance
GENERAL MAINTENANCE The most important facets of proper care and maintenance of your machine are the electrical power supplied to it, leveling, and cleanliness of the machine. POWER • This machine must be connected to a dedicated 120 VAC, 15 Amp circuit (U.S. and Canada) or 22OVAC, 6 Amp circuit (International) for optimum performance. -
Page 53: Figure 1 – Controller Board Connections
FIGURE 1 – CONTROLLER BOARD CONNECTIONS Page 51... - Page 54 Table 1 – Controller Board Connections INDEX CONNECTION DESCRIPTION NUMBER Power from AC Distribution Box Bottle Drop Sensor Door Interlock Switch Coin Mechanism Digital Display Not Used Keypad Bill Validator Serial Port for Data Collection TRAYS BOTTOM ROW J3 –A, J4-B, J5 – C TOP ROW J6 –...
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Page 55: Figure 2 – Mdb Controller Connections
FIGURE 2 – MDB CONTROLLER CONNECTIONS Page 53... - Page 56 Table 2 – MDB Controller Board Connections INDEX CONNECTION DESCRIPTION NUMBER Power from AC Distribution Box Bottle Drop Sensor Multi Drop Bus Door Interlock Switch Digital Display Not Used Keypad TRAYS BOTTOM ROW J3 – A, J4 – B, J5 – C TOP ROW J6 –...
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Page 57: Eprom Replacement
EPROM REPLACEMENT Software changes/upgrades are accomplished by changing the EPROM on the Control Board. Turn the Main Power Switch on the AC Distribution Box to OFF and proceed as follows: • Remove the cover from the Control Board. • Remove the Battery clip to allow the Board's memory to drain. (Leave the clip off for a minimum of 10 minutes) •... -
Page 58: Major Component Description
MAJOR COMPONENT DESCRIPTION AC DISTRIBUTION BOX 2054 and 2145 110VAC and 220VAC units Main Power Switch Interrupts Hot side of incoming power to all components in machine. 15 Amp Outlet (110VAC) Provides power to refrigeration unit. 15 Amp Outlet (220VAC) Transformer (T1) Provides 24 Volt and 12 Volt (center tap) power to the Controller Board. - Page 59 2145 (In-Line and Roll-Up) Compressor Tecumseh, ½ HP, 115VAC, 60 Hz, 1 Phase AK168AT-032-B4 Tecumseh, ½ HP, 220VAC, 50 Hz, 1 Phase AK168JT-032-B4 In-Line unit uses 10.5 oz. of 134A refrigerant Roll-Up unit uses 13 oz. of 134A refrigerant Start Relay 110VAC –...
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Page 60: Problem Solving Chart
PROBLEM SOLVING CHART This chart is intended as a guide to isolate and correct most problems you might encounter. Should your machine scroll "OUT OF SERVICE", go in the TEST MODE and press "B" to list errors. SYMPTOM/PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION All coins are rejected. - Page 61 SYMPTOM/PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Incorrect change dispensed. Vend prices set incorrectly. Check price and reset if necessary. Coins not laying flat in tubes. Check coin tubes, clear and reload coins. Defective coin mechanism. Replace. Defective controller board. Replace. Selection will not vend. Vend price set incorrectly.
- Page 62 SYMPTOM/PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Compressor will not start. Service door open. Close service door. Compressor is unplugged. Plug compressor into outlet on face of AC distribution box. Defective door interlock switch. Replace. Low voltage. Check power source. Defective thermostat. Replace.
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Page 63: Figure 4 – Ac Distribution Box Schematic
FIGURE 4 – AC DISTRIBUTION BOX SCHEMATIC Page 61... -
Page 64: Figure 5 – Ac Distribution Box, J2 Voltages
FIGURE 5 – AC DISTRIBUTION BOX, J2 VOLTAGES Page 62... -
Page 65: Figure 6 – System Schematic (Left Side)
FIGURE 6 – SYSTEM SCHEMATIC (LEFT SIDE) Page 63... -
Page 66: Figure 7 – System Schematic (Right Side)
FIGURE 7 – SYSTEM SCHEMATIC (RIGHT SIDE) Page 64... -
Page 67: Figure 8 – System Schematic (Right Side; Mdb)
FIGURE 8 – SYSTEM SCHEMATIC (RIGHT SIDE; MDB) Page 65... -
Page 68: Figure 9 – Compressor Wiring Diagram (2054)
FIGURE 9 – COMPRESSOR WIRING DIAGRAM (2054) Page 66... -
Page 69: Figure 10 – Compressor Wiring Diagram (2145 – In Line Condenser)
FIGURE 10 – COMPRESSOR WIRING DIAGRAM (2145 – IN LINE CONDENSER) Page 67... -
Page 70: Figure 11 – Compressor Wiring Diagram (2145 – Roll Up Condenser)
FIGURE 11 – COMPRESSOR WIRING DIAGRAM (2145 – ROLL UP CONDENSER) Page 68... -
Page 71: Figure 12 – Machine Front View
FIGURE 12 – MACHINE FRONT VIEW Page 69... - Page 72 Machine Front View INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER W307 Door Assembly, Glass 800,101,860.01 Pike Door Assy., Glass W058 Gasket, Glass Door W327 Top Hinge, Glass Door W334 Top Hinge, Service Door F240-2 Catch, 3-Point Lock Top F240-6 Catch, 3-Point Lock Bottom W296 Strike, Door Lock 3 Point W945...
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Page 73: Figure 13 – Cabinet Detail
FIGURE 13 – CABINET DETAIL Page 71... - Page 74 Cabinet Detail INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER 622,070,020.03 Left Tray Mounting Bracket, 20 oz. D071-1 Left Tray Mounting Bracket, 6 Tray D042 Rear Tray Support Bracket, 20 oz. D070 Rear Tray Support Bracket, 6 Tray 622,060,060.13 Security Angle Hinge, Left 622,060,040.13 Security Trim, Top 804,100,770.21...
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Page 75: Figure 14 – Refrigeration Unit – Copeland (2054)
FIGURE 14 – REFRIGERATION UNIT – COPELAND (2054) Page 73... - Page 76 Refrigeration Unit – Copeland (2054) INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER W348-1 Start Relay, Copeland W348-2 Start Capacitor, Copeland W654-2 Klixon, Copeland 802,600,630.01 Evaporator, Copeland W294 Compressor, Copeland 115V/60 Hz. W348-5 Condenser Fan Motor, Copeland W348 Condenser, Copeland W824 Solenoid/Valve Assembly W348-3 Thermal Overload, Copeland Part numbers subject to change without notice.
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Page 77: Figure 15 – Refrigeration Unit – Tecumseh (2145 – In Line Condenser)
FIGURE 15 – REFRIGERATION UNIT – TECUMSEH (2145 – IN LINE CONDENSER) Page 75... - Page 78 Refrigeration Unit – Tecumseh (2145 – In Line Condenser) INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER D029 Condenser Fan Assy., 115VAC (Hidden) D029-1 Condenser Fan Assy., 230VAC (Hidden) F470 Condenser Fan Motor, 115VAC/60 Hz, 9W F471 Condenser Fan Motor, 230VAC/50 Hz 9W...
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Page 79: Figure 16 – Refrigeration Unit – Tecumseh (2145 – Roll Up Condenser)
FIGURE 16 – REFRIGERATION UNIT – TECUMSEH (2145 – ROLL UP CONDENSER) Page 77... - Page 80 Refrigeration Unit – Tecumseh (2145 – Roll Up Condenser) INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER D029 Condenser Fan Assy., 115VAC (Hidden) D029-1 Condenser Fan Assy., 230VAC (Hidden) F470 Condenser Fan Motor, 115VAC/60 Hz 9W F471 Condenser Fan Motor, 230VAC/50 Hz 9W F469 Condenser Fan Blade 8"...
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Page 81: Figure 17 – Service Door (Front)
FIGURE 17 – SERVICE DOOR (FRONT) Page 79... - Page 82 Service Door (Front) INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSY 622,050,500.03 Service Door Assembly, 3 Point Lock W308-SP Service Door Assembly, Single Point Lock 622,051,800.03 Service Door Assy. Double Knockout, 3 Point Lock W383 Bezel, Coin Return 801,810,520.01 Bezel, Service Door - Domestic W013 Assy.
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Page 83: Figure 18 – Service Door (Back)
FIGURE 18 – SERVICE DOOR (BACK) Page 81... - Page 84 W199 Protective Strip, Plastic (2 pieces) D588 Keypad Cable Clamp D114 Keypad Cable Clamp Kit 803,853,660.01 Service Menu Label 2145 MM W989-2 Service Card, 2054/2145, 220VAC 803,853,260.01 Service Menu Label DN2145, MDB W396 Lanyard, Service Door Part numbers subject to change without notice.
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Page 85: Figure 19 – Short Gate Detail
FIGURE 19 – SHORT GATE DETAIL Page 83... - Page 86 Short Gate Detail INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSY. W449 Short Gate Assembly W430 Frame, Bottle Release Mechanism W435 Knuckle, Front, Release Mechanism W458-2 Pin, Knuckle Hinge, Release Mechanism W458-1 Pin, Front Knuckle, Release Mechanism W462 Knuckle, Rear, Release Mechanism W458-3 Pin, Solenoid, Release Mechanism W458-4...
- Page 87 FIGURE 20 – SHORT GATE TRAY DETAIL Page 85...
- Page 88 Short Gate Tray Detail INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSY. W274 Short Gate Tray Assy. W980 Solenoid, Bottle Release W449 Short Gate Assembly W083 Chassis, Tray, Short Gate Spacer W168-1 Spacer Kit, Short Gate, 3/16”, 9 ea. (Includes D168) W168-2 Spacer Kit, Short Gate, 3/8”, 9 ea.
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Page 89: Figure 21 – Tall Gate Detail
FIGURE 21 – TALL GATE DETAIL Page 87... - Page 90 Tall Gate Detail INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSY. D012 Tall Gate Assembly W211 Frame, Bottle Release Mechanism W207 Front Knuckle, Release Mechanism W216-1 Pin, Front Knuckle, Release Mechanism - #1 W216-3 Pin, Solenoid, Release Mechanism - #3 W216-7 Pin, Rear Shuttle, Release Mechanism - #5 W210 Rear Shuttle, Release Mechanism...
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Page 91: Figure 22 – Tall Gate Tray Detail
FIGURE 22 – TALL GATE TRAY DETAIL Page 89... - Page 92 Tall Gate Tray Detail INDEX PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSY. 622,070,100.03 Tray Assembly, Tall Gate W219 Solenoid, 24 Volt 622,070,010.13 Chassis, Tray, Tall Gate D012 Tall Gate Assembly Spacer W212-1 Spacer, Tall Gate, 3/16” W212-2 Spacer, Tall Gate, 3/8” W789 Cotter Pin D331-DS...
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Page 93: Figure 23 – Ac Distribution Box, 110 Vac
FIGURE 23 – AC DISTRIBUTION BOX, 110 VAC Page 91... - Page 94 AC Distribution Box with the rocker switch. 804,913,750.01 MDB Interior Power Harness 804,914,060.01 Micro Mech Interior Power Harness W654-1 Thermostat, Cold Control - 2145/2054 W641 Varistor, 25 Amp, 650V W646 Transformer, 120V/24V, 60 Hz, 8 Amp 803,853,210.01 Label, 2 Amp Fuse / 10 Amp Fuse 803,853,220.01...
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Page 95: Figure 24 – Ac Distribution Box, 220Vac
FIGURE 24 – AC DISTRIBUTION BOX, 220VAC Page 93... - Page 96 AC Distribution Box, 230VAC/50 Hz W684-1 Cable Assembly – Light W684-2 Cable Assembly – Evaporator Fan W654-1 Thermostat, Cold Control 2145/2054 W641 Varistor, 25 Amp, 650V F475 Transformer, 230V/24V, 50 Hz. 803,853,210.01 Label, Fuse, 10 Amp, 32V and Fuse 2 Amp, 250V 803,853,220.01...
- Page 97 Miscellaneous Parts Not Shown PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION 803,902,770.01 Manual, Service / Operation 2054 & 2145 (Service Only) W485 Label Set, Price and Product W485-1 Label Set, Product Only (i.e. A1, A2, etc.) D014 Wall Stand-Off Bracket Kit D014-1 Wall Stand-Off Bracket Installation Kit...
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Page 98: Compatible Currency/Credit Units
COMPATIBLE CURRENCY/CREDIT UNITS MDB COIN MECHANISMS: Mars TRC6510 MDB 24 Volt 6 Pin Coinco 9302GX MDB 24 Volt 6 Pin Mars Cash Flow 560 MDB 24 Volt 6 Pin MDB BILL VALIDATORS Mars VN2512 Coinco BA 30B MICRO MECH (MC5000) COIN MECHANISMS: Mars TRC 6010 MM 24 Volt 12 pin - need W341 harness Mars TRC 6010XV MM 24 Volt 15 pin - need D341 harness Mars TRC 6010C (Canadian) MM 24 volt 12 pin - need W341 harness...
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