and by being bypassed I mean white switches have no wires attached to their contacts, the wire that should be attached to them is laying loose spliced together in a permanent closed position.īehind the the bill acceptor (behind the box assembly which you removed to take the money out of the machine) there is an another white switch I looked behind that switch again there are no wires attached to its contacts either so that switch is doing nothing. several of the white switches have been by passed. It has both the opticals are only in the main top door. 'And not sure if this unit has optics or just the manual switches.' when I close the bill door the m goes away but the B remains. Yes, but even with all doors closed except the bill area door I get the m+B error. When you close it does the closure m go away and door open b stay on?' Where does that bill acceptor wire hook up on the board so I can find it and trick it out again. I am guessing the ground in two b/w wire went to my switch under my bill acceptor? meaning it was dangling down and when the machine was scooted slightly the wire was ground in two between the sidewalk and its wood base. Since the bottom of the machine is basically opened, one of the dangling wires and when we moved it a black and white was severed during the move. When the former owner bypassed them (basically splicing the two wires together and sealing with electrical tape.) He just left the wires dangling in the machine. Not the optical ones but the white button switch that activate when the doors are closed. That several of the door sensors have been bypassed. Something happened.įirst of all let me say this. It was working when I bought it, but upon moving the behemoth to my house.

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