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Title: PE vs. PE+ Post by: chuck300x11 on June 23, 2013, 02:41:33 PM What is the difference between a PE and PE+?
If I am looking at a machine, what should I look for to be able to tell the difference? Title: Re: PE vs. PE+ Post by: Jimise on June 23, 2013, 04:07:22 PM The PE machine does not have a built in BV.
The PE+ machines have the BV. Your post inspired me to turn on the old PE today :96- What is the difference between a PE and PE+? If I am looking at a machine, what should I look for to be able to tell the difference? Title: Re: PE vs. PE+ Post by: Jimise on June 23, 2013, 04:59:28 PM :89-
Title: Re: PE vs. PE+ Post by: chuck300x11 on June 23, 2013, 05:02:28 PM Thanks Jimise. Nice machine.
The one I saw is a PE. Does this machine have the capability to use tokens instead of quarters. Title: Re: PE vs. PE+ Post by: CVslots on June 24, 2013, 12:45:18 AM Yes, tokens are fine. Just have the same coin in the comparitor and you're fine.
Title: Re: PE vs. PE+ Post by: chuck300x11 on June 27, 2013, 12:46:18 PM After reading some of the other posts, I guess some PE+ machines might not have the built in bill validator. I am attaching a pic of a machine I am going to look at this weekend. When I open up the machine, what should I look for that would determine a PE or a PE+.
Title: Re: PE vs. PE+ Post by: knagl on June 30, 2013, 06:41:12 PM After reading some of the other posts, I guess some PE+ machines might not have the built in bill validator. I am attaching a pic of a machine I am going to look at this weekend. When I open up the machine, what should I look for that would determine a PE or a PE+. Correct, there are PE+ machines that don't have a built-in validator. To tell the difference easily, look at the MPU board and see how it connects. If the tray has a handle on it (a black knob, typically) and it slides in and out to make its connection with the fixed motherboard, it's a PE+. If there are a number of wire harnesses that must be connected/disconnected to remove or replace the MPU board, it's a PE. Title: Re: PE vs. PE+ Post by: chuck300x11 on June 30, 2013, 10:50:37 PM After talking with the owner I found out that the model # is 1070C which from looking at other posts indicated it is a PE. I did not go look at the machine. Thanks to this site I didn't waste a two hour drive.
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