Kolibri KCD-1000 Cleaning Procedure

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KCD-1000

Cleaning Procedure

Dirty sensors can affect the KCD-1000 performance and cause genuine bills to be rejected. It is suggested that

the user performs weekly maintenance on the unit to maintain top performance.

Items Needed

- Soft microfiber cloth

- Soft-bristled brush

- Can of compressed air

- Isopropyl alcohol

1. First, make sure the unit is turned off and unplugged

2. Perform the cleaning of each sensor, one step at a time (a to c), and check after each step if this

resolves the issue. If it does not, proceed to the next cleaning step

a. Wipe away dust with a soft microfiber cloth or a soft-bristled brush

b. Clean the sensors using a can of compressed air

c. Clean the sensors with a cotton swab lightly moistened with isopropyl alcohol – gently wipe

the sensors with the swab

Refer to the photos below showing the location of the KCD-1000 sensors. For each sensor, follow the steps as

described above.

Overview:

1. UV Sensor

2. IR Sensors

3. Magnetic Sensors

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Table of Contents

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Page 1 Clean the sensors with a cotton swab lightly moistened with isopropyl alcohol – gently wipe the sensors with the swab Refer to the photos below showing the location of the KCD-1000 sensors. For each sensor, follow the steps as described above.
Page 2 Locate the small square sensor on the upper part of the bill track as shown below. Ultraviolet (UV) Sensor: Locate the 4-part UV sensors as shown below. These pairs of sensors are spaced between the MG Sensors (metal bar). KB-062019 2019 Kolibri USA...
Page 3 - Extended period of non-use - Improper maintenance or lack of preventative maintenance/cleaning If, after cleaning all sensors, this does not resolve the issue, please see the support section on the Kolibri USA website at www.kolibriusa.com, or contact Kolibri Support at support@kolibriusa.com for further troubleshooting.