Structure for a door including a display device

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...

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340711, 361380, 341 22, G09G 500

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052046583

ABSTRACT:
A structure for a door including a display device, in particular for machines actuated by the insertion of coins. The structure comprises an outer door (40) provided with a window (72) and with orifices (74) having key extensions (80) mounted therethrough, together with a backing door (42). The backing door carries a display (60), an electronic circuit (56, 62), a keypad constituted by keypad switches (66), and a switch (64) which remains inaccessible from the outside when the outer door (40) is closed, whereas key extensions (80) pass through the outer door (40) to enable the keypad to be actuated when the outer door (40) is closed.

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