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   paul chappell wrote:   
   > John Robertson;640829 Wrote:   
   >> Coinopwarehouse wrote:[color=blue][i]   
   >>   
   >>   
   >> The NRI rejector is not unique for the 2000 (see page 4 of the service   
   >>   
   >> manual) what is unique is the mounting system for the acceptor when it   
   >>   
   >> is a complete assembly - it requires a bunch of parts including the   
   >> handle, coin switches, brackets, guides, etc.   
   >>   
   >> If the person has the complete assembly, but the slug rejector/coin   
   >> acceptor is damaged or broken, then a standard metal NRI 5-10-25 mech   
   >> from that era would work. The 50 cent mechanism does look different   
   >> from   
   >> anything I am familiar with - that is probably unique to that machine   
   >> series - it looks like an oversize 25 cent acceptor fitted into the   
   >> assembly.   
   >>   
   >> If they are missing the assembly then that will be a pain to put   
   >> together - but various folks have parts for these machines so the   
   >> person   
   >> needs a copy of the service manual and then determine what exactly is   
   >> missing and then post what they need for parts. Someone may have the   
   >> parts...   
   >>   
   >> John :-#)#   
   >>   
   >>..   
   >   
   > John,   
   >   
   > thanks again for your help.  I do have the rejector on its own which i   
   > believe i bought from you a while back or Vernon Tisdale. Like you say   
   > it is the assembly brackets and coin switch assembly and pad which   
   > appear to be specially added parts,   
   > I have only seen the complete part twice now, once was auctioned by   
   > bill butterfield and the recent auction on ebay, but will keep   
   > trying.Its a lovely machine still without!   
   >   
   > thanks paul   
   >   
   >   
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   You should be able to fabricate the missing parts if you have a vise,   
   sheet metal, and a hacksaw/jigsaw and lots of time. The coin switches   
   are not special other than the mount and the picture in the manual gives   
   a pretty good clue as to how to accomplish that.   
      
   It would be a labour of love though!   
      
   John :-#)#   
      
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