Return to coin?

[jonbbrew]

Can coinless machines be turned back to coin in and out without too much trouble or cost?

[cowboygames]

Depends on where you are and shipping costs. Hoppers are expensive to ship due to weight. Talk to Jim at midwest slots listed on the home page, he's an S+ parts guy

[knagl]

S+ machines were never really intended to be coinless, so yes it's possible to get the parts needed to make your current machine accept and pay coins.

You didn't post a picture of the inside of your front door, but these are all of the parts that would be needed for your machine to accept and pay coins -- you may already have some of these on the main door:

- Coin entry head on the player panel
- Coin comparator coin acceptor
- Coin-in optics
- S+ hopper

[jonbbrew]

S+ machines were never really intended to be coinless, so yes it's possible to get the parts needed to make your current machine accept and pay coins.

You didn't post a picture of the inside of your front door, but these are all of the parts that would be needed for your machine to accept and pay coins -- you may already have some of these on the main door:

- Coin entry head on the player panel
- Coin comparator coin acceptor
- Coin-in optics
- S+ hopper

Thanks. Does this help?


Also rough cost to do all of these parts?

[cowboygames]

He meant a pic of the inside back of the door.

[jonbbrew]

He meant a pic of the inside back of the door.

Sorry this is all I have

[Amechanic]

We need to see this area of the inside of the door..

[jonbbrew]

We need to see this area of the inside of the door..

Better?

[knagl]

Yes, that helps.  I can't see if that's a coin entry plate or a blanking plate on the outside of the machine, so you may or may not need that, but you'll need everything else I listed above, and the appropriate mounting hardware to hold it all in place (it's a metal bracket that holds the comparator and also has a mount for the coin-in optics), plus a wiring harness that goes from where that jumper plug is to the comparator and coin-in optics.  I'm not able to even give you a ballpark estimate as to how much that would cost -- it's up to the vendor you get it from as to how much they'd charge for that stuff.  You could always post a "WTB" ad to see if anyone has the parts you need at a price that's acceptable to you.  I'd call the ad something like, "WTB: IGT S+ coin-in assembly and hopper".

[Amechanic]

I would think a ball park figure would be $100-$200 range for everything you need plus shipping cost. I don’t know where your located, but maybe you have a vender near you where you could pickup the parts to save on shipping.