Indoor Installation Guide
Multiple ways to mount your coin box converter with detailed instructions and safety guidelines
Multiple Ways to Mount Coin Box
Customer can install the coin laundry converter box 1 of 4 ways. These four installation methods include, wall, under cabinet, recessed shelf or wall inset mount. Includes video and written instructions and safety guidelines.
Wall Mount
Under Cabinet
Recessed Shelf
Wall Inset
Wall Mount Installation
Mount Converter Box onto Wall
Mount the converter box on to any surface. Works better if mounted on to wood studs. It is possible to mount to concrete or masonry wall. If mounting on concrete we recommend using concrete screws or ramset anchors.
Stud Location
Ideally wood studs should be located 8 inches apart. So that two mounting screws can be placed on either side of the coin conversion box.
Connect Appliance Cable
Once unit is securely mounted to wall, plug washer or dryer electrical cable into coin converter box. Use plastic stoppers to prevent anyone from removing cord. Extra stoppers are provided for additional safety.
Connect to Electrical Wall Outlet
Plug coin converter box into electrical wall plug, for either 110 volt or 240 volt machines.
CAUTION: There is a potential for shock hazard, and at no time should anyone place hands or tools inside the unit when coin laundry converter is plugged into a live electrical power outlet.
Under Cabinet Mount Installation
A great way to mount the coin laundry converter timers for either a washer or dryer is to place it under a cabinet. This method provides a clean, professional look while keeping the unit protected and easily accessible.
Key Benefits
- • No drilling required - uses existing mounting holes on top of unit
- • Great appearance and recommended for certain situations
- • Works when studs can't be located or don't exist
- • Provides protection and clean installation
Prepare Wood Spacers
Before lifting the box into place, prepare a 1/2 inch wood spacer. This spacer is needed to prevent the coin timer converter box's front door from being obstructed by the wood cabinet.
Use Top Mounting Holes
The coin timer box has 4 holes on the top side. These holes are specifically designed for under-cabinet mounting, eliminating the need for drilling additional holes.
Mount and Secure
Lift the box into position with the wood spacer in place, then secure using appropriate screws through the top mounting holes into the cabinet structure.
Pro Tip: Under cabinet mounting looks great and is highly recommended for installations where a clean, integrated appearance is desired.
Wall Inset Mount Installation
In order to save space, the coin laundry converter box can be inset into the wall. This installation method is ideal for new construction and renovations where customers want to make their coin laundry box more aesthetically pleasing.
Installation Overview
If there is space between adjacent wood studs in the wall, it's possible to place the coin laundry converter box between the wood studs. This installation leaves only a 2 inch enclosure lid exposed. The door of the enclosure can still be opened and closed without obstruction.
Key Benefits
- • Space-saving design with minimal wall protrusion
- • Aesthetically pleasing flush mount appearance
- • Ideal for new construction and renovations
- • Door remains fully functional and accessible
- • Uses space between existing wall studs
Finished wall inset installation
Wall preparation between studs
Prepared wall opening
Recessed installation example
Single Stud Wall Mount
Heavy-Duty, Full Motion Articulating Wall Mount - When space is an issue on the wall, customer can mount to a full motion articulating wall mount. Coin machine is mounted on the face plate and single stud is located on the wall.
Key Features
- • Articulating TV wall mount accommodates up to 80 pounds
- • 15 degrees of tilt for optimal viewing angle (+10 to -5 degrees)
- • Articulating design extends up to 16.3 inches from the wall and swivels left to right up to 180 degrees
- • Made of heavy-duty aluminum and steel for reliable strength
- • Bubble level and all mounting hardware included for easy installation
Articulating wall mount
Components and hardware
Wall installation example
Extended position view
Machine Mounted Installation
If space is constraint, the coin box can be mounted to the face of the washer. Mounting screens need to be 20 mm or 3/4 inch self tapping sheet metal screws. Self tapping sheet metal screws are most commonly used in the heating and air conditioning industries.
Dryer face mounting
Washer top mounting
Side panel installation
Alternative position
Secure installation
Important: Ensure the appliance manufacturer's warranty is not voided by drilling into the appliance. Check warranty terms before installation.
Extension Cord Lock
Extension Cord and Prong Electrical Power Plug Padlock with Keys for 110 volt Plugs - Protect your large electronics from unauthorized use with our lockable plug box.
Key Features
- • Protection from unauthorized use: Perfect way to ensure electronics aren't used without permission
- • Works on various appliances: Washing machine, dryer, TV, video game console, computer, vending machine, kitchen equipment
- • Universal compatibility: Great for any length electric cord and 110V plugs, works with both straight and angle plugs
- • Set of 2 keys: Includes 2 small, lightweight, sturdy keys on split key ring
- • Shockproof design: Made of stable shockproof and waterproof plastic
- • Maximum security: 78 different key profiles ensure the padlock cannot be picked easily
Locked position
Open with keys
Plug secured inside
Compatible plug types
Extension Cord Taping
Extension Cord Electrical Tape for 110 volt Plugs - If the distance is greater than 6 feet from the washing machine to the coin box, then adding an extension cord is recommended. The extension cord can be connected using black electrical tape.
Properly taped connection
Secure tape wrapping
Completed installation
Safety Note: Always ensure power is disconnected before making any electrical connections and follow local electrical codes.
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