While I spent a lot of time and effort measuring, test fitting, and reverse engineering how all the various cabinet components had to be installed, on a few occasions lady luck was on my side.
I got really lucky when I installed the coin door. It never occured to me that the coin door and the lockdown bar retention bracket bolt together. When I cut the hole for the coin door, I simply centered it left to right, and arbitrarily picked a height that looked appropriate. Sure, I stared at dozens of pictures before deciding where to locate the coin door, but the pictures below show luck was on my side.
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The coin door is installed with four bolts, centered on the bottom, sides and top. The top hole goes through the bracket. |
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The vertical alignment was perfect, and I was able to install the bolt and nut without issue. |
Now that you know, you don't have to be lucky like me. Plan ahead.
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