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Rejected banknotes
Notes that show irregularities during feed and
notes that are not recognized (potential
forgeries) are routed to the reject/cash output
tray (1) without the deposit process being
interrupted.
From there the banknotes can be retrieved.
Rules for the quality of deposited banknotes
To guarantee maximum device availability and to prevent banknote jams in the deposit area,
the quality of the deposited cash should be checked.
The device permits banknotes with a certain amount of damage to be processed. If this
amount is exceeded, the device cannot process the banknotes correctly. A status message is
generated and the transaction interrupted until the operator has eliminated the problem.
To avoid such situations, the following simple safety precautions should be complied with
(see also the following figure):
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Remove any dog-ears.
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Remove very old, very damaged banknotes and those with many folds.
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Remove banknotes that are folded round other banknotes (e.g. to form packs of 10
banknotes) and place them correctly in the banknote bundle.
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Align the banknotes in the bundle.
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Smooth very folded or bent banknotes.
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Place deformed bundles of notes with the concave side upwards.
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Correct banknotes with angular or round crumples by 'rolling' the bundle of notes in
your hands.
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Remove banknotes that are folded in half.
It is not necessary to check each banknote in a bundle carefully.
Only notes that are seen at first glance to be damaged should be removed.