Seeburg 100R Selection Unit Rebuild

Unfortunately did not buy the mech guide, but i think I'm in good shape. Got the clutch back in and moved the motor shaft by hand. The mech moves smoothly and doesn't appear to bind. Also, some lube seemed to fix my transfer arm slowness.

Next up for repair is the latch solenoid, which needs to be replaced. Turns out some geniuses wired the service switch so the latch solenoid would be engaged all the time. Ugh. Will fix that issue, install new solenoid and see what happens!

So I got the coin mechanism all set up. Works great except, as I have a 100R-D, I'd like to get the pricing back to factory. It is currently set up for 5/10/25c play, bt I want it to be 10c/25c. I have a 200 series National Slug rejector, but am not sure how to identify if it has a nickel diverter or not. The online manual for the rejector doesn't mention anything about it that I can tell. I looked in my seeburg manual but no dice there, though I have a shakey understanding of what to do with the CCU. Any thoughts? I'd rather not butcher an otherwise good, working rejector by fiddling with it!

Carl,
Do you have a copy of the "Information and Operation Manual"( I&O) for the HF100RD ? It shows exactly how to tell, and "convert it", either way--
Ron Rich

Ron,
I do have a copy of the installation and operation manual from A1 in Baltimore. I reviewed it but found no instructions in this regard. I noticed a reference to rejections in my service manual but have no page that corresponds. I'lllook in the IO manual again. Perhaps I'm just dense and missed it somehow.

Carl,
Do you have a copy of the "R", or "RD", I & O ?
Ron Rich

The R. Do they make a specific one for the D? Didn't see that available anywhere.

Of course, they made a I & O manual for it--it's a different model ! But, even so,I was in error, as it does not give any instructions in it--just notes that it has the nickel diverter, and that only the dime and quarter coils are used. I know I have seen 'adjustment instructions"--somewhere --maybe "J" Service Manual ?? Ron Rich

Thanks. I've been unable to locate anything in print or online. I guess it can't be "that" hard?