Coin Counter - Wascom EMERALD W75ES Operating & Maintenance Manual

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• Enter the desired percentage reduction using
two numbers (for example, enter 2 and 5 for
25% reduction). If you make a mistake just
press the START button (0) to clear the data.
Prices will round up to the nearest quarter
when price reduction is active.
• Release the price programming switch. Pro-
gramming is now complete. Check to see that
your regular prices appear on the display after
you select a cycle. If not, just toggle the
programming switch once to reset the system.
Since price reductions are programmed into each
individual washer you can program different
percentage price reductions for different size
washers, or you could connect your various size
washers to separate clocks and program the
clocks to reduce prices on different days or at
different times. With Wascomat Emerald Series
washers there is virtually no limit on your ability to
create innovative price promotions to build your
business, maximize profits, and eliminate any
correlation between water consumption and
revenue!

Coin counter

The microprocessor features a built-in coin
counter which uses a four-digit number (0000 -
9999) to indicate how many coins have been fed
into the meter. The coin counter can only be reset
to zero with a special microchip from Wascomat,
so if someone else does your connections, you
can check the reciepts.
A coin count reading is made as follows:
• Press one of the cycle selection buttons
repeatedly until the only arrow lit is the bottom
left arrow (open door arrow).
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• Toggle and hold the price programming
switch.
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• The two lower digits (for example "18") of the
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four-digit coin count number (for example
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6,518) will now appear in the Information
Display. Release the programming switch.
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• Toggle and hold the price programming switch
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while also pressing any one of the wash cycle
buttons. The two higher digits (for example,
"65") of the coin count number will now appear.
A total of 6,518 quarters have been inserted
into this washer. If your log book shows the
count was 6,200 last time you collected, then
6,518 minus 6,200 equals 318 quarters, which
should be in the money box!
Programming
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