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Safescan 2000
- The device is showing an E-0 error.
- The device is showing an E-1 error.
- The device is showing an E-2 error.
- The device is showing an E-3 error.
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Safescan 2210 / 2250
- Different detection settings and sensitivity levels on my Safescan 2210/ 2250 can be changed. What do these sensitivity levels mean?
- When starting the device it shows an EA0 ~ EA5 error. How can I solve this?
- E1 (UV) error message
- E2 (MG) error message
- E3 (Thickness)
- E4 (Height)
- E6 (Skewed note) error message shows
- The device appears not to start automatically
- Can I count Polymer banknotes (for example GBP, CAD, RON) on my 2250?
- I want to use the Safescan 2210 or 2250 for the sheet counting option (free count). Which sizes can the device count min. and max.?
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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
The device is showing an E-2 error.
Obstruction of the top sensor.
Clean the sensor and/or counting wheels.
v1801
Clean the sensor and/or counting wheels.
v1801
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