To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if E94 appears on Casio PCR-262 Cash Register display?
If E94 appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it indicates that the printer paper is jammed. Remove the jammed paper. Then, turn the Mode switch to OFF and then to ON. Alternatively, you can turn the power OFF and then turn it back ON.
What to do if E01 appears on the Casio Cash Register display?
If E01 appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it means you are changing modes without completing a transaction. Return the mode switch to where it stops buzzing and press CA AMT . = TEND.
Why is there no date or time on the receipt and the paper is not advancing enough on my Casio PCR-262?
If there is no date or time on the receipt and the paper is not advancing enough on your Casio Cash Register, it means the printer is programmed as a journal. Program the printer to print receipts instead.
Why does my Casio PCR-262 lose programming when unplugged?
If your Casio Cash Register loses programming whenever it is unplugged or there is a power outage, the cause is likely bad or missing batteries. To resolve this, put in new batteries.
What to do if Casio PCR-262 is inoperative and I can’t get money out of the drawer?
If your Casio Cash Register is inoperative and you cannot open the drawer, this is due to no power. Pull the lever underneath the register at the rear to manually open it.
Why does the drawer open after ringing up only one item on my Casio PCR-262?
If the drawer opens after ringing up only one item on your Casio Cash Register, it is because the department is programmed as a single item department. Program the department as a normal department to fix this.
General| Brand | Casio |
|---|---|
| Model | PCR-262 |
| Category | Cash Register |
| Language | English |
Overview of the PCR-262/CE-160 Electronic Cash Register, highlighting its ease of use and key features like department and PLU management.
Instructions and visual guide for unpacking the electronic cash register and identifying its main components.
