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Top Tips For Looking After Your Vending Machine

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Rubbish in equals rubbish out!
However much you spend on your vending or beverage equipment if you use poor quality ingredients you will inevitably get poor quality drinks.

Modern vending ingredients make excellent beverages in a well set up and clean machine.
So never forget you will only get out what you put in, get in touch and try our NVCS approved top quality vending ingredients!

 

Keep it clean!

A well-maintained machine will not only be more reliable but this also enhances the drink quality and customer experience.

Machine operating is all about routine, set out your goals and stick to your cleaning routine, your customers and your machine will thank you for it.

 

Water matters!

Most of us live in area’s of high scale in the UK, so a good quality regularly maintained scale water filter is a must.

Again both drink quality and machine reliability are affected by this so no filtration will quickly fill the boiler and valves with scale deposits creating damage and reliability issues.

This also impacts on finished drink quality so don’t scrimp on filter replacements which are generally done on a six-monthly basis.

 

Make payment easy!

In today’s world of self-service, we are all looking for ease of use and convenience.

How often have you found yourself somewhere with no cash and purchase to make!

Historically the humble vending machine whatever type it maybe is first in line for a thump when things don’t quite go to plan.

Give the choice of cash or card and make sure you keep your coin mech clean and well stocked with change.

This will take away the anger moment and save your hard-working machine an unnecessary thump!

 

Make sure you apply all of the above, you will be rewarded with a long-lasting quality service from your chosen machine, happy and contented customers or staff and potentially a healthy profit for your troubles. Remember machines do break down but more often than not it’s down to the human interface and not the mechanical one.

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