Seaga CM1250 Operator's Manual

250 usd capacity changemaker

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Page 1 $250 Capacity ChangeMaker Operator’s Manual...
Page 2 For Service and Customer Care: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. CST. Mon thru Fri 815.297.9500 ext 160 815.297.1758 Fax email: customercare@seagamfg.com 700 Seaga Drive Freeport, IL 61032 U.S.A. seagamfg.com...
Page 3 Figure 1 - $250 Capacity ChangeMaker Locks (2) LED Readout Validator Light Bill Validator Front Door Coin Catcher View with door open Serial Decal Circuit Board Cover Bill Tray Coin Hopper Coin Hopper Assembly Diagnostic Button Bill Validator Programming Button LOCKS Your ChangeMaker has two (2) Locks.
Page 4 If the programming was not successful – Did you feed the correct card through? Was the card fed through the correct end first and face up? Did you remember to press the Programming Mode Button first? If you are not successful on your subsequent attempts, please contact Seaga Customer Care. DELIVERY SYSTEM The ChangeMaker Delivery System consists of the Bill Validator and the Coin Hopper Assembly.
Page 5 Figure 3 – Rails Latch LOADING CURRENCY CAUTION: Turn off and unplug your ChangeMaker before loading or you could damage your hopper and void your warranty! The Coin Hopper holds your quarters (or tokens) in bulk. To load, pour quarters into the Coin Hopper until full. When full and ready to accept bills, the green light on the lower left front of the Coin Hopper is lit and the LED Display shows “Insert Bill”.
Page 6 Figure 4 – Removing the Bill Validator Wire Harness (When re-attaching, red wire goes toward locks) Release Lever CLEARING JAMS Coins may become jammed in the Coin Hopper for many reasons, dirt, debris, deformed coins, etc. You will first need to remove all the coins you can from the hopper.
Page 7 If green lights is off, unit may be low on coins. My ChangeMaker is dispensing the wrong amount of coins. Make sure that the coins are not damaged, obstructed or stuck together. Check to make sure your settings are correct, see Setting Service Validator runs constantly. Contact Seaga Customer Care.
Page 8 PROGRAMMING CARDS Carefully cut straight along dotted lines to create a programming card to change your machine to accept other bills. This page may be copied at 100% (no reduction or enlargement). Cards must remain size shown for proper recognition in the Bill Validator. To accept $1, $5 and $10 bills: To accept $1, $5, $10 and $20:...