TBV™-100/101 Units
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
For optimum product performance, Preventive Maintenance and
Cleaning of the
TBV100/101 Unit
should be performed periodically.
At a minimum, cleaning should be performed at least once annually.
More frequent cleanings may be necessary depending on the operat-
ing environment where the
TBV100/101 Unit
is installed.
To properly maintain the
TBV100/101 Unit
, the following conditions
must be maintained through Periodic Maintenance:
• Wipe clean all Sensors, Belts and Rollers using a clean (slightly
dampened with water) lint-free Micro-fiber cloth.
• The Sensor Lenses are transparent, handle them with care.
To clean them, use a clean, dry, lint-free, Micro-fiber cloth.
If necessary, use a mild, non-abrasive detergent mixed with water
to clean the Sensors. Wipe off any excess moisture from the TBV
Unit’s surfaces.
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AINTENANCE
The following Periodic Maintenance checks must be performed on a
regular basis:
1. Use Compressed Air to blow out the Paper fibers and any
other debris that may have built up in the Cash Box.
2. Check the Belts and all moving parts for wear and proper
positioning.
NOTE: Refer to the TBV
™
Series Transaction Based Validator
Operation and Maintenance Manual (JCM P/N 960-100926R)
for full instructions on Preventive Maintenance procedures.
WARNING: Do not use Alcohol, solvents,
citrus based solutions or scouring agents to
clean the TBV Unit! They can cause damage
to the Validation Sensor lens and rollers!
NOTE: The Stacking Assembly may need to be
removed from the Cash Box and disassembled for
proper cleaning.
