Coin Door Part

[ChrisH]

I've got a coin door getting some TLC - the metal bits are all sorted, but the bit the coin runs through has seen better days, it looks like a replaceable assembly - what's that bit called and where would I look for a new one?


Cheers

 

[myPinballs]

I've got a coin door getting some TLC - the metal bits are all sorted, but the bit the coin runs through has seen better days, it looks like a replaceable assembly - what's that bit called and where would I look for a new one?
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Cheers

I would just clean it up with hot water and washing up liquid or put in an ultrasonic cleaner if you have one. Will bring the sparkle back

I have a spare one though I think in my nos door spares if you still want another??

 

[Dex-Jay]

That's a "Coin Controls Inc." coindoor.

The plastic part will wet & dry and polish up nicely. Strip, progressive grades of W&D & a plastic polish.
The model of coin acceptor escapes me at the moment, as mine's not on location the coin door is illuminated with no mech.

 

[ChrisH]

I'd be happy to try normally, but I don't think any sanding or cleaning is bringing this back! (+one of the posts on the back where the screws locate is sheared off) Someone has used a lit cigarette to reject a coin at some point in its life.
It didn't cost much and it's I'm not too fussed in the short term (only a VPin) but long term I'd like to put a mech in it and have it looking decent
Not a major priority or anything as I can build the cabinet to fit the door and replace this as bit as and when... @myPinballs how much for the NOS one?
Which mech goes on these - C220?

 

[myPinballs]

C220 mech is correct . I’ll dig out the bezel. I also have some c220 mechs to

 

[Dex-Jay]

Someone has used a lit cigarette to reject a coin at some point in its life. Eejits!!

 

[myPinballs]

This is what i have. Turns out the coin bezel stuff is used not nos, but all good after a clean. Will pm you