Repair of FAS CPU Board 080672 / 082672
Fast and reliable repair of the main control board communicating with the tablet in FAS vending machines.
The FAS CPU board (catalog numbers 080672 or 082672) serves as a universal control platform for a wide range of FAS and Rhea vending machines, including models with touchscreen tablets as well as those keyboard/display based ones.
Photo of the FAS CPU board
FAS and Rhea machine models where this board is commonly found
- FAS Pro
- FAS Business
- FAS Lite Lift
- FAS Advanced
- FAS Excellence
- FAS Skudo T
- FAS Easy 6000 (Pro, Pro eVending, Dining)
- Rhea SaphirH GCD
- Rhea SaphirH Touch 7"
- Rhea SaphirH Shop 10"
- Rhea SaphirH Shop eVending 10"
Most common faults of CPU board 080672 / 082672
No communication between main board and tablet - during machine startup:
- Tablet screen shows error ERR:1001
- Management application on tablet does not launch
- Tablet restarts after a few seconds
- Unstable connection - tablet sometimes stops responding
How to diagnose
Locate the CPU board on the machine door. Look for two LED diodes on the board - they should blink once the tablet application starts. If the LEDs do not blink - this is most likely the fault you are dealing with.
Price and turnaround time
Price : 93 EUR net
Turnaround time : 5 working days
Description : Standard repair for most boards (CPU, actuator, hub board)
The quoted price and turnaround time are estimates. In rare, unusual cases, we will agree on the conditions with you beforehand.How to prepare and send the board for repair
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Label the package
Clearly write on the box: “ELECTRONICS FOR REPAIR - VENDFix.eu” -
Describe the faults
Attach a note to each board with the problem description (defines diagnostic scope) -
Include invoicing and return shipping details
- Company name / full name
- Full address (including postal code and city)
- VAT number (if company)
- Phone number and email
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Send to:
VENDFix
Techniline sp. z o. o.
Sosnowa 4
26652 Janiszew
Poland
tel. +48 696-42-10-42
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Good luck with your machines!