Table of Contents Overview of Parts and Procedures ..............Disassembly ........................ Remove the column ..................Remove the ticket catcher assembly ............Remove the metal film retainer and metal ticket guide ......Remove the plastic body ................Remove the metal top wrap ............... Remove the metal side wall ...............
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(white) To AC1 or AC2 on main • Jump to # 2 PCB (doesn’t matter which since Arrow International cannot guarantee that the original trans- • ‘Line in’ from power entry module rectification is performed on the main PCB itself)
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CAUTION: When performing repairs & maintenance on the tor controls motor speed - factory regulator for LCD from transformer ... PrecisionCounter 500, various jagged metal edges may be ex- set for motor to receive 14.2 VDC) assembly order doesn’t matter posed.
Chapter Disassembly This chapter documents the common steps needed to begin all internal repairs of the PrecisionCounter 500. 2) Remove the 4 screws which hold the column to Most procedures outlined in Chapter 3 will refer to this disassembly process and will state which steps the main body of the ticket counter.
The PrecisionCounter 500 does not need to be adjusted for tickets of different lengths, but it may need to be adjusted for tickets of different widths. Tickets are supported against the rollers, on one side by the column,...
Move the metal film retainer upward or downward PrecisionCounter 500: it adjusts the angle at which until the mylar ticket deflector is at the desired height the tickets land...
(see p. 10): an incorrectly plugged power wire can result in injury and/or death, and pos- sible damage to the PrecisionCounter 500 Mount the keypad Disconnect these cables - and the ticket catcher harness - from the plastic body...
For this to work properly, a flat surface is needed on the shafts on which the gears are mounted. The flat sur- the smaller gear in the Figure is a little misaligned) face on most of the shafts in the PrecisionCounter 500 are only about 2-3 millimeters wide! If the Allen screw •...
This coating is very resilient: it hardly ever gets damaged. What does happen, however, is that waxy glazing to the PrecisionCounter 500 from the tickets, over time, deposits on top of the coating. Cleaning the rollers of this waxy residue is one of the...
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