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P/N 960-100925R_Rev. A {EDP #186705}
© 2010, Japan CashMachine Co, Limited
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Transaction Based Validator Integration Guide
Table 19
TBV Sensor and Roller Type Cleaning Methods
Sym.
Sensor/Roller Type
Cleaning Method Sym.
Sensor/Roller Type
Cleaning Method
a
Input Prism
Wipe clean using a
lint-free cloth
*
*. Wipe and clean all of the Rollers and Green Belts shown in Figure 14 using a soft lint-free cloth.
n
Cash Box Sensor
Wipe clean using a
lint-free cloth
*
b
Centering Guide Prism
o
Cash Box Feed Out
Sensor
c
Bar Sensor
p
Feed Out Prism
d
Centering Sensor
q
Line Sensor
e
Side Sensor
r
Magnetic Sensor
f
Entrance Sensor
s
Feed Out Sensor
g
Reject Sensor
t
UV Sensor
h
Assignation Sensor
u
Cash Box Full Sensor
i
Entrance Sensor
v
Cash Box Near Full
Sensor
j
Pusher Plate Position Sensor
w
Retard Roller
Wipe clean using
a lint-free cloth
†
†. Use a lint-free cloth soaked with purified water and wrung dry to clean the Retard Roller, the Feed Roller and the Pick Up Roller.
k
Cash Box Lock Sensor
x
Feed Roller
l
ICB (Provisional)
y
Pick Up Roller
m
Pusher Mechanism Home Position
Sensor
6 TBV SENSOR AND ROLLER LOCATIONS
Figure 14 illustrated the various TBV Sensor and Roller cleaning locations, and Table 19 lists the TBV
Sensor and Roller Type Cleaning Methods respectively.
Figure 14
TBV Sensor and Roller Cleaning Locations
a
b
c
d
h
j
k
i
e
f
g
l
m
r
q
n
p
o
t
s
u
v
Transport Section
Transport Section
(Upper Door Open)
BNF Section
(Upper Portion Open)
(Lower End Open)
w
x
y
NOTE: If any water adheres to the Sensor Lenses or Prism, wipe it clean using a dry lint-free cloth immediately!
Then, let the area air dry for a sufficient time to allow maximum evaporative drying to take effect.