Why doesn't my Kolibri Banknote Counter detect counterfeit notes?
If your Kolibri Banknote Counter fails to detect counterfeit notes, the sensors may have collected dust. Consult section 5.1 Maintenance for the location of the sensors to address this issue.
What to do if my Kolibri KBR-1500 shows 'MG SUSPECT'?
If the Kolibri Banknote Counter displays 'MG SUSPECT', it indicates that a suspect bill has been detected through magnetic detection, or there may be an issue with the MG detection system. Remove the top bill from the stacker, as it has not been included in the count. Then, press the start button to proceed.
What to do if my Kolibri KBR-1500 shows 'IR SUSPECT'?
If the Kolibri Banknote Counter displays 'IR SUSPECT', this means a suspect bill has been detected by infrared detection, or there could be an issue with the IR detection. Remove the top bill from the stacker, as it has not been added to the count. Press start to continue counting.
What to do if my Kolibri KBR-1500 shows 'IMAGE SUSPECT'?
If your Kolibri Banknote Counter displays 'IMAGE SUSPECT', it means the machine has determined that the image of the bill is not genuine. Remove the top bill from the stacker; it will not be added to the count. Press start to continue.
What to do if my Kolibri Banknote Counter shows 'DOUBLE SUSPECT'?
If the Kolibri Banknote Counter displays 'DOUBLE SUSPECT', it indicates that the last counted bill may be a double note or there is a double detection issue. Make sure the top bills in the stacker aren't stuck together. Remove all bills from the stacker and recount, noting that the bills were not added to the count total.
What to do if my Kolibri KBR-1500 shows 'DIFFERENT DENOMINATION'?
If your Kolibri Banknote Counter shows 'DIFFERENT DENOMINATION', it means that the denomination of the bill does not match the expected denomination. Remove the top bill from the stacker. This bill has not been added to the count. Press start to continue.
How to fix a Kolibri Banknote Counter that does not turn on?
Ensure the power cord is properly connected. Check the fuse in the fuse compartment and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my Kolibri KBR-1500 displays 'LOWER LEFT COUNTING SENSOR' error?
If the Kolibri Banknote Counter displays 'LOWER LEFT COUNTING SENSOR' error, it indicates an issue with the lower left counting sensor. To resolve this, clean the sensor. Refer to section 5.1 Maintenance for the location of the sensors.
What to do if bills are jammed in my Kolibri Banknote Counter?
If bills are jammed in your Kolibri Banknote Counter, turn off the machine. Then, remove any jammed bills by opening the back door. Check for any foreign objects inside the unit, such as paper clips or rubber bands, and remove them. Secure the back door and recount.
What to do if my Kolibri KBR-1500 Banknote Counter shows 'CHAIN ERROR'?
If the Kolibri Banknote Counter displays 'CHAIN ERROR', it means that two or more bills passed through the counter as one. Ensure that the bills are loaded properly. Remove all bills from the stacker and recount. Note that the bills were not added to the count total.
Provides crucial safety precautions for operating the currency discriminator to prevent hazards.
Guides on how to correctly power on the Kolibri KBR-1500 currency discriminator and initiate self-checking.
Provides instructions on how to properly load bills into the hopper to ensure smooth feeding and prevent jams.
Provides instructions for routine cleaning and preventative maintenance of the currency discriminator's components.
Explains how to adjust the feed gap to prevent counting errors such as double feeds or jams.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and solutions for resolving issues with the currency discriminator.
General| Stacker Capacity | 200 notes |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Batching | Yes |
| Add Function | Yes |
| Note Size Detection | Yes |
| Power Supply | AC 110-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Counting Speed | 1500 notes/minute |
| Counterfeit Detection | UV, MG, IR |
| Functions | Counting, Batching, Adding, Counterfeit Detection |
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