Where is the coin opening to drop coins in?
1443050
It is in the back, where his silver head dome and white body meet. Since there are so many details and rectangular panels on his body, it isn't as noticeable where it is located. They were smart to do it this way. In his silver head dome would have been awful!
685671
Remove the rubber part of the case. On the sides there are slits; I place a coin (nickel, dime, quarter) into one of them and turn. That portion of the case will open, repeat on the opposite side and then you can remove the hard plastic part of the case.
80956
It's a pain. I struggle every single time I remove it. Basically I get a coin that fits best in the slot on the right lower side. I turn with the coin and pry my fingernail between the seam where the halves meet at the extreme right corner of the case. It will usually pops apart once you've wedged your fingernail between the halves.Maybe someone out there has a better method, if so I'd love to hear it too.
2157811
If your coin mix contains occasional $1 coins, do they get hung up in the sorter or are they somehow discharged separately it into a bypass chute?
141801
I think there is something on the bottom. I gave the one I bought to my niece and nephew. They used the coins they put in to purchase more gum balls when they ran out.
1849558
Place the preformed wrappers in the plast tubes and the machine sorts coins by size and drops them into the open top of the wrapper. When the wrapper has the right amount of coins for that coin, the machine stops sorting and waits for you to slide out the second tube(with wrapper) before it continues to sort.
1974812
Yes, I believe it is the beneath the slot under the red, yellow, green keys. I was not able to accept debit cards, because mycredit card company,(Costco/Elavon) would not allow me to do the down load because I didn't buy it from them! Can you believe that?!They don't care about losing all of those transactions!!
183962
On the bottom there is a plastic cover that unscrews with any coin. The batteries can be found pretty much any where and they go right in real easily. I have changed mine twice, and it is a very easy process.
908611
It is very difficult to open. You have to insert a coin in one of the corner slots and twist. As I said, it's difficult. I wish they would have mede it easier to open.
1417912
Sorry this has taken so long to get back to you. You just turn it on throw the coins in the hopper and it does it for you
698878
You have to use something like a slotted screwdriver or a large coin to pry it open at one of the side slots, be a bit careful because there's a rubber gasket right between the two halves.
569106
Usually, collectible coins are mounted in a little sealed cardboard folder with windows to see the back and front. The folder fits perfectly into the pocket of the plastic page, and does not slide out, even if upside down.
650565
The key opens the drawer (manual mode), if it isn't its because the inner tray is blocking it from opening. Please use a ruler or a credit card to assist in the opening process. Once you have opened the drawer, re seat the money and coin tray properly.
2201836
The coin wrappers go inside plastic tubes. The coins have to be exactly level with the top of the plastic tube. There are also markings on the ends of each paper wrapper to show the correct amount. I visually inspected and counted a couple of rolls and they were exact. You can also watch the coins drop. If a dime is falling in the penny slot, for instance, you can see it and stop. I had almost no problems counting over $300 in coins. Hope that helps.
622435
The coins go into the drawer when you swipe the credit card across the register. It's very cute and my 2 year old loves playing with this daily.
986840
Turn knob on the left as you are facing the top. it will fall open at that point.
1134364
There's a compartment on the side that you can slide open. I don't remember exactly in that I replaced this item with one that actually worked, so I don't have it to look at anymore. I gave this a poor review.