Coin chute for a self-service terminal
AssigneeNCR Corporation
InventorsLimhar Antona Baunsit, Steven Hassenzahl, Danis Delos Reyes Paninsoro, Emmanuel Sendico Ruales, Osamu Takagi
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Abstract
Disclosed is a coin chute protector for a self-service terminal. The coin chute protector may comprise a body having a first surface and a second surface. The second surface may define a channel arranged to direct a liquid toward a first edge of the second surface. The coin chute protector may be sized to fit within an indentation defined by a coin chute of the self-service terminal.
Claims20
A coin chute protector for a self-service terminal, the coin chute protector comprising:
- a body having a first surface and a second surface, the second surface defining a channel arranged to direct a liquid toward a first edge of the second surface,
- wherein the coin chute protector is sized to fit within an indentation defined by a coin chute of the self-service terminal.
A coin chute for a self-service terminal, the coin chute comprising:
- a coin slide having a first surface and a second surface adjacent to the first surface, the first surface defining a first opening sized to allow a coin to pass from a first side of the coin slide to a second side of the coin slide, the second surface arranged at an angle relative to the first opening;
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- a coin chute protector having a third surface and a fourth surface, the fourth surface defining a channel arranged to direct a liquid toward a first edge of the fourth surface, the coin chute protector sized to fit within a recess defined by the coin side and located proximate the first opening.
A self-service terminal comprising:
- a housing defining a first opening and containing coin accepter;
- a coin slide sized to fit into the first opening and having a first surface and a second surface adjacent to the first surface, the first surface defining a second opening sized to allow a coin to pass into the coin accepter, the second surface arranged at an angle relative to the second opening;
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- a coin chute protector having a third surface and a fourth surface, the fourth surface defining a channel arranged to direct a liquid toward a first edge of the fourth surface;
- the coin chute protector sized to fit within a recess defined by the coin side and located proximate the second opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.