VENDING MACHINE

H1993.552

Soft drink vending machine, coin operated. Glass panels in front door display cans of drink - each can has a button beneath it. After selecting drink desired, insert coins and press appropriate buttons. This machine has PEPSI-COLA, WEAVER & LOCK and associated beverages.
Colour: Red, white and blue. Glass (perspex?) front door.
Marked Front: 'PEPSI' (12 can various brands in window over 12 buttons)
Cans include 'Diet 7 Up'
'Miranda Orange'
'Diet Pepsi'
'Miranda Passionfruit'
'Weaver and Lock Keg Ginger Beer'
'Weaver and Lock Light Ginger Beer'
'7 Up'
'Pepsi'
'Mountain Dew'
'Diet Pepsi'
'Miranda lemon'
'Pepsi'

'IF LIGHT IS ON/ PLEASE USE/ EXACT CHANGE'
'ACCEPTABLE COINS/ $1 20C 10C 5C/ COIN RETURN LEVER'
'THIS MACHINE WILL NOT/ ACCEPT 50C COINS'
'PEPSI'
Right and left hand side 'PEPSI'
Rear 'No. 231'.
Left hand side bottom (On plate)
'FUJI/ ELECTRIC'
'Bottle and Can Vending Machine'
'Type CQ 8.12'
'Rated Voltage & Frequency 240V 50Hz'
'PHASE 1'
'Total Amp 2.5A'
'Refrigerant R12'
'Nett Weight 220Kg'
'Serial No. 611950 831'
'Manufacturing Rate DEC. 1986'
'Fuji Electric Co. Ltd. Japan'.

Department:

History Department

Collection

History Collection

Collection Item Data

Accession Number:	H1993.552
Accession Date:	24 Dec 1993
Credit:	Pepsi-Cola

Material

Glass

Synthetic Polymer/Synthetic/Polymer

Paint/Synthetic/Polymer

Metal

Measurement

length	600mm

width	690mm

height	1840mm

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