June, 2014
Part No. 960-100932R_Rev. A
© 2014, JCM American, Corporation
Part No. 960-100932R_Rev. A
© 2014, JCM American, Corporation
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
The iVIZION Banknote Validator will perform at optimal levels when regularly-
scheduled maintenance is performed. The recommended Preventive Mainte-
nance Schedule should be followed based on time periods or acceptance cycles.
The acceptance cycle can be determined by adding the number of Banknotes
accepted to the number of Tickets accepted for a total estimate of acceptance
cycles.
MONTHLY OR 12,000 CYCLES
Every Month or 12,000 Cycles, the following procedures should be performed at
the Machine (approximate time for completion: 30-60 seconds):
INSPECTION
1. Remove the iVIZION Validator from the Machine, and place it on a suitable
work surface.
2. Perform a visual inspection of the entire iVIZION Unit. Look for any broken or
damaged parts that need to be repaired or replaced.
Table 1
Monthly or 12,000 Cycles
Component
Procedure Description (Details follow this table)
Validator Head
Clean all the Sensor Lenses in the Validator Head (refer to
Figure 2
- iVIZION Validator Head (Yellow Area).
Transport
Clean all the Sensor Lenses in the Transport Unit (refer to
Figures 3 and 8
- iVIZION Transport Unit (Yellow Areas).
Transport
Clean the Transport Feed-In Sensor Lenses (refer to
Figure 3
- iVIZION Transport Unit - Feed-In Sensor).
Cash Box
Clean all the Sensor Lenses in the Cash Box (refer to
Figure
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- iVIZION Cash Box (Yellow Area).
Reinstall and verify proper operation.
NOTE: The actual Maintenance Schedule may vary, due to environmental
conditions and/or usage levels.
CASH BOX PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
1. Open the Cash Box and use compressed air or moisture-free low pressure (LP)
air to blow out any dust or debris from inside the Cash Box.
2. Use a damp, lint-free cloth to wipe away any dust, dirt or stains from the Cash
Box Gears.
3. Using a Technician’s Cleaning Brush (JCM P/N 501-000097R), clean any
debris built up on the Cash Box Gears.
4. Using a clean, damp, lint-free cloth, clean the Cash Box Sensors (refer to
Figure
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yellow areas).
5. Use a dry, clean, lint-free cloth to wipe away any dirt, debris and moisture from
the Cash Box.
NOTE: Cash Box Preventive Maintenance should be performed annually
or as needed. Remove the Cash Box from the Game, and then
perform the procedure listed below.
Figure 10
iVIZION Unit and Cash Box
Typical iVIZION Unit
(fully assembled)
