How do you unstick a coin slot on a washing machine?
Slap the side of the machine where the coin slot is located to get the coin to move. Place a piece of wood or something to protect the finish of the machine and tap on the wood with a hammer to unjam the coin. Use caution not to hammer so hard that you cause damage to the machine.
Can you bypass coin laundry?
Insert a straw into each slot at an angle that is less than 45 degrees until they fit snugly into the slots. After you get them to go in a bit deeper, they have successfully emulated the effect that a coin being inserted into the slot would have. Push them in the slot and watch in awe as your clothes become clean.
How do you get coins unstuck?
Put coins in an acetone bath for 5 seconds.
- Acetone is flammable. Wear powder-free gloves if you decide to use this chemical.
- If you are using a jar of distilled water, line the bottom with a napkin so that your coins don’t get scratched by hitting against the inside of the jar.
- Use 100% acetone.
Where is the coin trap on a washing machine?
If your washer has a coin trap, you will see a small, square panel near the floor on the front or side of the machine. Open the door and remove the trap by turning it counterclockwise and pulling. The contents of the trap may surprise you.
Where is the coin slot on a washing machine?
In general, the coin slot mechanism is housed to one side on the top of the washer and is either the upright type or the sliding type, the dial type being more common on dryers. First, remove the coin store tray, empty it and check if there is anything obvious in the coin shoot inside.
How can I get coins out of my washer?
You may be able to do this by pushing a tab, or you may have to unscrew one or two screws. Remove the pump and turn it over. Any coins stuck inside should fall out. If you can see coins inside, but they don’t come out, pry them out with a piece of stiff wire. A straightened-out clothes hanger works best,…
Where is the coin trap on my front load washer?
If your washer has a coin trap, you will see a small, square panel near the floor on the front or side of the machine. Open the door and remove the trap by turning it counterclockwise and pulling. The contents of the trap may surprise you.
Is there a way to remove a stuck coin?
If you have the keys for the access panel, opening the coin box can often dislodge a stuck coin. Removing the entire coin assembly can be tricky and it depends on the type of machine you have. There are a few types of coin acceptor the main ones are; the upright, the flat sliding mechanism, and the dial types.