How do you get the counted coins out of the machine if you are not using their rolls?
2018980
Open the paper wrapper and "slide" into the plastic tube around the coins. With your finger in the other side of the wrapper, turn the tube upside down. You must shake it a little. It gets easier with practice.
2018981
Wonderful machine, my kids 11 and 7 love this and had so much fun with, we counted more than $700.00 and the machine still perfect.
2018982
The coins fall into a removable plastic tube and once it's full you take your roll (the folded ones you get free from the bank work fine) and slip it into the tube around the coins. Fold the ends and pack them down and replace the empty plastic tube and your ready for more.
2018983
They fall directly into the plastic measuring tubes. I then open the flat coin tube with my finger and slip it into the plastic tube, gently shaking while I slide the paper coin tube over the coins. I then fold the end of the paper tube, turn the plastic tube upside down and remove filled paper tube and fold paper tube other end. I replace the plastic coin measuring tube and turn handle till it is filled and repeat the process
2018984
I have one of these, and any preformed coin tubes work. This is a good product
302686
This Money Counter only counts the number of bills placed in the hopper. It doesn't recognise the denomination. If it did, the machine would cost MUCH more. Good question though - Julie Wise
893159
You can buy special coin wrappers that are designed to be placed in the hoppers for the coins to fall into. Don't try to do that with the old style wrappers, it just doesn't work. Charlie. . . . . .
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.
50537
The machine can be peddled backwards but I am not sure about the electronic info. I don't pay attention.
732757
You need to pull on tabs. Little oval tabs. It is hard we would get on tab pulled away and would put a coin in the space then move to other tabs. Tabs stay attached to one side.
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?
1685652
the coins drop into plastic cylinders. you then open the wrappers and push down on the coins. It can be tricky but not difficult
1685648
The machine is awesome! Just buy the recommended sleeves and drop your coins in. The machine does the rest
78614
We have never used real money. It comes with several plastic coins. We leave the "coin trap door" open on the bottom of the machine and just use these same plastic coins over and over!
1461491
Lift the left front of machine and pull out. You will then see a hidden button on the back of the machine.
260982
Take an old credit card and press it inbetween the surface and the sucktion foot. After a few times it will get easier to detach it from the surface.
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.
1021450
Yes, if you mean the black part that actually holds the money, I'm not sure that the sliding part can actually be removed from the casing, but most likely can. The black cash slots/coin tray will be have to be removed periodically by lifting it out to retrieve the checks/receipts that slip down below it an not into their intended space behind the slots and below the coin tray. Unfortunately, the spaced designated for such items is only as long as the coin tray, so you have to fold checks to put them in, so the area fills up quickly.
1470239
You can see from the picture the four coins collected. Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters. I am sure you know the size of those coin rolls. You can figure from that the relative size of the machine. I use it regularly without difficulty. I also use the paper coin rolls I bought off Amazon again without difficulty..
972880
This one does NOT count or sort 50 cent pieces. I'm not sure of any others, since I so rarely deal with those coins. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful!
258737
use a dime or small piece of chnage to wedge between the two sides and slowly turn the coin, and the two sides will pull apart