A+W Root Beer small size 20 oz bottle flavor strip (minimum order 3)

Give your beverage machine a clear A&W Root Beer selection with this small 20 oz bottle flavor strip. The bottle-on-ice artwork helps customers find the drink they want. The printed calorie information adds useful detail at the selection area. This is a replacement display strip, not a beverage or a vending machine part that controls dispensing.

Product details at a glance

Why choose this A&W Root Beer display strip?

• Shows the familiar root beer choice at the selection button.
• Uses a bottle-on-ice image to match a 20 oz bottle offering.
• Includes printed calorie information for customers to view.
• Replaces a missing, faded, torn, or outdated product label.
• Offers a small format for matching display windows.
• Helps keep the machine face neat and easy to scan.

Visual fit guide: Existing window → measure opening → compare strip dimensions → confirm orientation → install only if the fit is correct.

Customer recognition

A clear drink name makes a selection easier to spot. Customers should not need to guess which button serves root beer.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Bottle presentation

The bottle-on-ice artwork tells the customer that the selection is presented as a bottled drink. Match the image to the actual product stocked.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Compact display areas

A small selection window has little room for extra detail. Check the visible area and make sure the drink name is not hidden by the frame.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Calorie visibility

The strip includes calorie information. Check that the printed figure matches the drink currently stocked and any rules that apply to your machine.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Replacement planning

Replacing one damaged strip can improve the look of an otherwise clean selection panel. Compare neighboring labels for a consistent appearance.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Brand consistency

A recognizable A&W label helps keep the selection area tied to the product customers expect. Use it only for the matching drink.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Machine presentation

A clean panel can make buttons easier to understand. The label is one part of the customer-facing display, along with prices and working selection lights.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Selection accuracy

The correct label belongs beside the button or selection linked to the matching product column. Confirm the selection after service.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Lighted windows

Some machines use backlit selection panels. Look at the strip with the light on and off to confirm the important print remains readable.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Sold-out indicators

Certain display layouts use a light behind or near the label. Check the placement of any punch-out area before fitting the strip.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Vendo fit checks

Some Vendo configurations use side tear-off adjustments. Do not remove any portion until you have checked the window and existing strip.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Dixie-Narco fit checks

Some Dixie-Narco configurations use top tear-off adjustments. Machine age and selection panel design can change the needed fit.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Different machine versions

Machines from the same maker may have different display windows. Model name alone does not confirm fit; measure the actual opening.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Display orientation

Before installation, hold the label behind the viewing area and check which edge should face upward. Artwork should be level and easy to read.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Protecting the printed face

Handle the strip by its edges when possible. Keep fingers and cleaning fluid away from the printed artwork during service.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Dry installation area

Clean and dry the selection window before putting a strip in place. Moisture or dust can reduce the clarity of the display.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Inspecting old labels

Look for curling, scratches, fading, and wrong beverage names. These signs help decide whether a replacement is useful.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Service route preparation

Keep the correct strips with other display supplies. A quick label change can be handled during a regular restocking visit.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Multiple selections

If a machine offers the same drink in more than one selection, each visible button may need its own label. Count the positions first.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Stock changes

When changing a selection from another soda to A&W Root Beer, update the display as part of the product change.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Clear price pairing

The flavor strip identifies the drink. The machine price display should separately show the current selling price where required.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Keeping choices distinct

Root beer choices can look similar from a distance. Match each flavor strip to its exact beverage brand and package.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Small parts storage

Store spare strips flat in a clean, dry place. Keep them away from heavy tools that might bend or mark the printed surface.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Ordering quantities

The listing states a minimum order of three. Review the cart and the number of machine positions you plan to update.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Checking product changes

Brand graphics and nutrition details may change. Compare the received strip with the drink packaging before placing it in service.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

A tidy vending front

Consistent label alignment can improve the overall appearance of the machine. Check spacing after closing the selection panel.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Service handoff

If another person fills the machine, a clear display makes it easier to check that the right product is loaded in the right column.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Beverage assortment

Root beer can sit alongside cola, citrus soda, water, and other drinks. Correct strips make the full selection easier to browse.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Customer expectations

A display should describe what the machine actually vends. Check the drink name, package size, and price before returning the machine to use.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Preventing selection mix-ups

A mislabeled button can lead to an unwanted purchase. Test the button-to-column match whenever the product lineup changes.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Selection panel care

Use cleaning methods suitable for the machine face. Avoid abrasive wiping that could scratch the clear cover in front of the label.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Quick visual inspection

Stand at the normal customer viewing distance. Check that the name, bottle image, and printed details are not blocked.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Routine audits

During restocking, compare each displayed drink with the actual contents. This small check helps keep the machine accurate.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Refurbished equipment

When preparing a refurbished beverage machine, matching new display strips can help finish the customer-facing panel.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Older machines

Older selection panels may have worn holders or unusual dimensions. Inspect the hardware rather than forcing a new strip into place.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

New locations

Before placing a machine at a new site, confirm that every visible beverage choice matches the stocked product.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Mixed bottle sizes

A machine may carry several package sizes. This particular strip is for the A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle presentation.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Seasonal assortment changes

If you rotate beverages, set aside the old label with its matching product notes. Use the current label for the drink now offered.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Consistent row layouts

Where several buttons share a row, keep labels straight and evenly positioned. A simple alignment check improves readability.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Selection light checks

After installing a strip, check any indicator lamps. The label should not interfere with normal status lights.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Handling tear sections

Some strips are designed to be adjusted for certain windows. Verify the needed edge and size before removing a section.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Avoiding unnecessary trimming

Cutting without checking can remove important artwork or information. Use the existing strip as a reference when available.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Inventory records

Record the SKU SA43AWRB20 with your other display supplies. This makes it easier to identify the right replacement later.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Preparing a service kit

Keep a small ruler, clean cloth, and machine-specific service instructions with replacement labels. Use only tools approved for the panel.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Machine downtime

Replace a label when the machine is safely accessible for service. Follow the equipment maker instructions for opening and closing the front.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Product identity

The A&W name is the main selection cue. Check that the printed face is fully visible through the panel.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Customer information

Calorie information is useful only when it is correct and readable. Verify current values rather than relying on an old display.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Checking for glare

Bright overhead lighting can reflect from a selection window. View the panel from several angles to check readability.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Label holders

Some machines hold flavor strips in channels or behind clear inserts. Check that the holder is intact before adding a new label.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Careful removal

Remove the old strip without damaging the clear lens or nearby wiring. Stop if the panel requires a machine-specific procedure.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Matching the selection map

Compare the physical button arrangement with the machine programming. The printed drink should match the programmed vend.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Final service check

After the panel is closed, inspect the strip one more time. Check that it has not shifted or folded during reassembly.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Documentation

Note the machine model and selection location where this strip fits. This helps with future orders across a larger route.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Professional appearance

Small display details help a machine look maintained. Clean labels support that appearance without changing the equipment itself.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Bottled beverage clarity

The 20 oz bottle reference helps distinguish this choice from a 12 oz can or a different package size.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Ordering the right version

A&W graphics appear in more than one flavor-strip format. Compare the exact dimensions and artwork before buying.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Display-only purpose

This product is a printed selection strip. It does not include root beer, a button, a switch, a motor, or electronic controls.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Compatibility limits

The listing discusses Vendo and Dixie-Narco display formats, but fit depends on the actual selection window and trim design.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Packaging care

Keep spare strips separate from liquids and sharp objects. A flat sleeve or folder can help prevent accidental bending.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Replacing one at a time

When several labels need changing, work through the selection positions in order. Check each position before moving to the next.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Viewing height

A display can look different at customer eye level than it does with the service door open. Check it after the door is closed.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Product rotation records

When a flavor changes, update the stocking sheet and the selection strip together. This reduces confusion on later service visits.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Simple upkeep

A readable label needs little ongoing work beyond keeping the viewing window clean and checking that the stocked drink still matches.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Panel condition

If the window is cracked or cloudy, a new flavor strip alone may not solve the visibility issue. Inspect the panel as a whole.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Replacement timing

Replace damaged artwork before it becomes hard to read. This is especially useful when preparing a machine for a new customer site.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Keeping spares organized

Sort flavor strips by brand, drink size, and window format. A labeled folder can make a service visit faster.

• Check the existing selection panel and its opening.
• Compare the label with the beverage actually loaded.
• Inspect the result from the customer side of the machine.

Accurate drink selection

The main goal is simple: a customer should see A&W Root Beer and receive the corresponding stocked beverage.

For this A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle strip, confirm the printed name and the position on the machine. Check the window before fitting the replacement. A correct display should stay easy to read during normal use.

Common questions

Is this a bottle of root beer?

No. It is a printed flavor strip used to identify a vending machine selection.

Which drink does it identify?

It identifies an A&W Root Beer 20 oz bottle selection.

Does it show calories?

Yes. The product listing describes a strip with calorie information. Confirm the current beverage label before use.

What are the listed dimensions?

The listing gives 1 3/4 inches by 3 19/32 inches.

Will it fit every soda machine?

No. Measure the display opening and check the machine panel format.

Is this a new item?

Yes. The listing identifies it as a new part.

What is the minimum order?

The product listing states a minimum of three strips.

Does it change the vending price?

No. Pricing is set or displayed through the machine system, not through this flavor strip.

Does it include a selection button?

No. This listing is for the printed beverage identification strip.

Can it be used for a 12 oz can?

It is described for a 20 oz bottle. Choose a matching can strip for a can selection.

What if the window is a different size?

Do not force the strip into the holder. Compare the dimensions with another available format.

Can I replace a faded label?

Yes, if the new strip matches the machine opening and the beverage stocked.

Does it repair a sold-out light?

No. The strip is a display item, not an electrical repair part.

Should the calorie number be checked?

Yes. Match the printed information with current packaging and applicable labeling requirements.

Where should spares be kept?

Store them flat in a clean, dry place where the printed face will not be scratched.

Before you order

1. Confirm the drink is A&W Root Beer in a 20 oz bottle.
2. Measure the existing selection label or window.
3. Compare the listed size: 1 3/4 by 3 19/32 inches.
4. Check the display orientation and any indicator light openings.
5. Confirm how many labels you need and review the minimum order.
6. Check the printed calorie information against current packaging.

Refresh the beverage selection area with the correct A&W Root Beer bottle-on-ice label. The right strip gives customers a clear choice and helps operators keep the machine display aligned with the drinks inside.

Display review for a office break room

At a office break room, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a warehouse break area

At a warehouse break area, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a factory lunch space

At a factory lunch space, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a hotel guest floor

At a hotel guest floor, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a apartment common room

At a apartment common room, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a community center

At a community center, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a recreation facility

At a recreation facility, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a retail staff room

At a retail staff room, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a transport waiting area

At a transport waiting area, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a auto service lounge

At a auto service lounge, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a student common area

At a student common area, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a laundry room

At a laundry room, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a visitor lobby

At a visitor lobby, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a medical office waiting room

At a medical office waiting room, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a workshop break area

At a workshop break area, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a distribution center

At a distribution center, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a municipal building

At a municipal building, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a event venue

At a event venue, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a sports facility

At a sports facility, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.

During a visit to this type of location, inspect the selection window for dust, glare, or a shifted insert. Compare the printed beverage name with the stock in the column. If the display is worn, use a correctly sized replacement and check the view again after the panel is closed.

• Confirm the drink and bottle size.
• Check the label position and clear window.
• Verify the button or selection mapping.
• Keep the displayed calorie information current.

Display review for a shared workspace

At a shared workspace, people may choose a drink while passing the machine. The A&W Root Beer label should be easy to identify without reading a long description. Keep the 20 oz bottle artwork aligned with the selection that actually vends that product.