- Safescan 2000
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Safescan 2210
- Safescan 2210 - Full Manual
- Safescan 2210 - Feeding Banknotes
- Safescan 2210 - Adding Results
- Safescan 2210 - Creating Batches
- Safescan 2210 - Sheet Counting
- Safescan 2210 - Error Messages
- Safescan 2210 - Adjusting The Hopper
- Safescan 2210 - Cleaning Instructions
- Safescan 2210 - Restoring Factory Settings
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Safescan 2250
- Safescan 2250 - Full Manual
- Safescan 2250 - Feeding Banknotes
- Safescan 2250 - Adding Results
- Safescan 2250 - Creating Batches
- Safescan 2250 - Sheet Counting
- Safescan 2250 - Counting Polymer Banknotes
- Safescan 2250 - Error Messages
- Safescan 2250 - Adjusting The Hopper
- Safescan 2250 - Cleaning Instructions
- Safescan 2250 - Restoring Factory Settings
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Safescan 2265
- Safescan 2265 - Full Manual
- Safescan 2265 - Feeding Banknotes
- Safescan 2265 - Adding Results
- Safescan 2265 - Creating Batches
- Safescan 2265 - Counting Modes
- Safescan 2265 - Printing Results
- Safescan 2265 - Exporting Results
- Safescan 2265 - Connecting The Safescan ED-160
- Safescan 2265 - Error Messages
- Safescan 2265 - Adjusting The Hopper
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Safescan 2465-S
- When I switch on a new 2465-S I get the message "Self test error, E70" How can this be fixed?
- I want to count another currency (not EUR) but cannot select all counting modes. What could cause this?
- How can I change the auto / manual start on my Safescan 2465-S?
- How can I export counting results (only in mix mode) to my money counting software or print my results at my TP-230?
- My Safescan 2465-S is giving the following error message during counting; UV SUSPECTED
- My Safescan 2465-S is giving the following error message during counting; MG SUSPECTED
- My Safescan 2465-S is giving the following error message during counting; DIFFERENT DENOMINATION
- My Safescan 2465-S is giving the following error message during counting; DOUBLE NOTES
- My Safescan 2465-S is giving the following error message during counting; IR SUSPECTED
- My Safescan 2465-S is giving the following error message during counting; RECEIVER STACKER FULL
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Safescan 2600 series
- After I have done a currency software update, the display of my banknote counter remains blank.
- After performing a currency software update the display shows “ E107 Banknote Feeding Sensor Self Test Error” (sometimes followed by “E007 Fluorescence Sensor Self Test Error").
- After performing the latest currency software update I have less currencies on my device.
- After a currency update the following error message is shown: E70 EXT IR SENSOR. After pressing [START], error message E60 EXT IR SENSOR is shown.
- A foreign object like a coin, staple, rubber band or paperclip is blocking my device. How can these objects be removed?
- Cleaning Instructions (Safescan 2600 series, older models)
- My Safescan 26xx-S banknote counter shows the following error message: E00 FLUORESCENCE SENSOR
- My Safescan 26xx-S banknote counter shows Self test error message: E10 BANKNOTE FEEDING SENSOR
- After a software update the following error message is shown: E70 EXT IR SENSOR. After pressing [START] first error E60 EXT IR SENSOR is shown, followed by error E50.
- After updating the device I get the following error message: E70. After pressing start E70 is still shown.
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Safescan 2985-SX
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Fluorescence sensor
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Banknote feeding sensor
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Banknote receiving sensor
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Rotate speed sensor
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Left counting sensor
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Right counting sensor
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Reject Pocket Full
- Remove the banknote and clear away the dust, close the top cover
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; Back drawer open
- My Safescan 2985-SX is giving the following Self-test error message; JAM! Remove all notes! Then press RESET key!
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- FAQ - Banknote Counters
Cleaning Instructions (Safescan 2600 series, older models)
These instructions are valid for older models Safescan banknote counters:
2610 partnumber 112-0390
2650 partnumber 112-0454
2660 partnumbers 112-0373, 112-0405, 112-0491
2665 partnumbers 112-0350, 112-0406, 112-0492
2680 partnumber 112-0480
2685 partnumbers 112-0421, 112-0493
2610 partnumber 112-0390
2650 partnumber 112-0454
2660 partnumbers 112-0373, 112-0405, 112-0491
2665 partnumbers 112-0350, 112-0406, 112-0492
2680 partnumber 112-0480
2685 partnumbers 112-0421, 112-0493
- Switch off the machine and unplug it from the mains electricity supply.
- Place the supplied microfiber cloth (shaped like a banknote) on the hopper.
2600 cleaning - Pull the hopper up slightly and slide the edge of the cloth into the gap.
Feed the cloth further in to the machine by rotating the black wheels away from you.2600 cleaning - Repeat step 3 several times.
Turn the cloth over each time before feeding it into the machine.2600 cleaning - Clean the banknote stacker with the brush supplied.
a. Brush the banknote exit underneath the 4 wheels
b. Brush the collection sensors2600 cleaning - Press and hold the clear (clr) button and power on the machine. Wait until the machine displays “C36 DEF -H-“ or “C35
DEF -H-“. Release the clr button and press the blue start button to reset the machine to its factory default settings.2600 cleaning
HOW TO REMOVE A STUCK COIN OR OTHER OBJECT FROM THE MACHINE
- Remove the 4 screws from the top of the machine using a cross-head screwdriver. Then remove the hopper guides (a), the white plate (b) and the front panel (c) from the machine.
2600 cleaning - Roll the hopper wheels (a) in the direction away from you, this will push the coin (or other stuck item) up. Apply some pressure to push the rollers upwards and remove the coin by using needle-nose pliers.
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