why when i turn the handle no coins are going in to the slots
784481
I find that pennies at times get jammed at the top of the "chute". They are very hard to see and a little tricky to fish out of there.
784482
Does it happen all the time? Is there a clear plastic wiper installed (on the side with the crank)? It pushes the coins into the slot and wipes away extra coins. Next thought, are you rotating the handle clockwise? Sometimes if there is to many coin in the inside trying to fit into the slots they hold each other up. Let me know if that helps.
784483
Have you tried turning the handle counter-clockwise to see if anything is jammed
784484
Andrew, is it possible you are turning the handle too quickly? It takes a slow, steady, "gentle" turn ... I don't know if that will help. (Also, if you turn the handle counter-clockwise, you are only supposed to go 1/4 turn (or something like that; not far or can hurt machine).
236746
push the sharp end in the slot. then push the sharp end down to the other side and move it up and away from the slot. there is a small bar under there that keeps it locked [look in the open end and you'll see the little bar].........it's kinda hard to explain. it'd be easier to "show and tell"!
2111575
I've never had this happen. I would check to make sure it is locked into place by pushing it into the handle. If that doesn't work maybe it needs a charge. After that I would contact Rotadent.
2010662
Yes and no. I tried putting paper wraps into each of the plastic coin holders, but the coins flip out. I let the money sort into the plastic holders, then slipped a paper wrap inside the coin holders, twisted the wrap around until it was at the bottom of the holder, then turned the coin holder upside down. the paper wrap came out with the coins inside. Sounds complicated but after a try or two worked well for me.
1869963
There's a screw in the base that can be adjusted so you don't need to insert a coin. I don't remember exactly how it adjusts, but you can get to it by removing the glass bowl and reaching down into the base with a screwdriver. The actual details are included in the instruction booklet.
1634446
it doesn't stop - the "extra" coins just fall into the bottom tray. This is pretty good for the price. I rolled almost $2,000.00 in coins with this machine and it only jammed a few times and that was because I overloaded the top part.
1470238
Not as big as I thought it was going to be, non commercial grade coin counters are not 100% and you need to make sure with a coin tube/coin rail holder, EG Vegas chip holder type, to make sure the count is correct. Does work though once you know the coin drop height, this last comment will make sense when you work with it.
1011200
No the coins don't fall through the holes, I only use this on the beach. If you have the pinpionter you wont need the scoop, it works faster than the scoop! Dave
1388536
Underneath the shuffler there is a crank that easily is picked out. It inserts into the side where there is a hole, but would not stay in place. It was possible to hold it in and then turn the crank to do the shuffling but it was difficult. However my box contained two additional cranks which snapped into place and work well. If you don't have the extra cranks, return it and get a new box which probably will have the extras and use only them as they snap into the hole and it is easy to use.
941528
Mine has the calculator that flips up also. But the slot underneath has the pen holder attached so that it is impossible to slide a cover of the register into it. Sliding the register under the checks is the arrangement that works best for me.
1893172
If you look inside the "bowl" there are two barely visible slots, you need to put in the handle and push down and turn it until the "lips" go into those slots.
657247
You are putting too much pressure on the knife. Just hold it gently and drag it thru the slots. I did the same thing at first.
475485
I would try loosening the mounting screws, and ensure that it is seated level in the lock hole. Are both handles not level?
1093257
You use the handle on the side. The credit cards make the change fall down into the drawer.
1726224
It's easy..just make sure the two points go towards the top of the holder..it should go back in there.. I couldn't figure it out either.. I just took the time to figure it out..
1765232
the coin slot is not set to be only 1 penny 1 nickel or 1 dime only it accepts all 3 coins you can not make it only accept dimes for example. It will give a gumball for any coin that fits the slot all 3 fit.
1767576
It does not have a place to hold coins. And i keep the wallet in my back pocked and u can barely see the embossing anymore.