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Rick Malthaner, from RevolutionPOS, talks about the reliability of APG cash drawers at RetailNOW 2011.

APG Cash Drawer was recently featured on Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares. Provided by Zephyr Hardware and POSlavu, Ramsay himself called this point of sale solution “the most amazing, state of the art point of sale system.”

An efficient solution, increasing the effectiveness of your workstation. Series 100 Cash Drawer Small in size, the APG Series 100 Cash Drawer does not compromise efficiency. It actually improves upon it because it increases the effectiveness of your workstation. Designed around a full-size till, the narrow footprint of the APG Series 100 Cash Drawer minimizes the amount of counter space required. There is ample storage in a deep under-till compartment to hold coin rolls and packaged currency. An adjustable media slot divider separates and organizes different media types. APG Series 100 Features With features including steel ball bearing slides and a robust latch mechanism, the APG Series 100 is proven beyond 4 million cycles. A durable till design and the resilient powder coat finish resist the abuse in even the toughest environments. Size, color, interface, accessory, and configuration options complete the Series 100.

Where do I find the part number on my cash drawer? Having trouble locating the part number for your cash drawer? Follow the steps below to find the part number on your cash drawer. Please have your part number ready prior to contacting Technical Support. Series 100 Cash Drawer

• Open drawer with key.
• Remove plastic coin/bill tray (till).
• Your part number is located on the silver label on the inside back of the drawer. It will start with a letter. The serial number is just below that. It will have a date code for warranty information.
• Contact support if needed.

APG Cash Drawer was featured on a new 2012 episode of Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares. The new point of sale system was a welcome surprise to the management and staff of a failing burger restaurant. Provided by Zephyr Hardware and POSLavu, Ramsay himself called this point of sale solution “the most amazing, state-of-the-art point of sale system.”

Having trouble locating the part number for your Vasario cash drawer? Follow the steps below to find the part number on your cash drawer. Please have your part number ready prior to contacting Technical Support.

Vasario Cash Drawer:

• The part number and serial number are printed on the product label. This label is adhered to the outside bottom surface of the cash drawer, near the front edge, and is visible by viewing the bottom of the cash drawer.
• Please have your cash drawer part number available when you contact APG Technical Support.

This video will show you how to replace the lock on a Series 100 cash drawer. Open your cash drawer and remove the till. Your drawer part ID will start with a ‘T.’ Your lockset part number must be PK-408LS. This kit will include a lock shell surrounding the lock plug with 2 keys and the lock pin. To remove the inner drawer, lift up and pull straight out towards you with a good firm tug. If you are unfamiliar with the inner drawer removal, please view our Series 100 plus Series 4000 inner drawer removal video. Turn the inner drawer upside down to access the lock. This is the lock pin. Using a small flathead screwdriver, pull out the lock pin and then pull the lock set out through the drawer front. Insert the new lock, then install the lock pin. Once the pin is in place, the lock is secure. Reinstall your inner drawer and your task is complete.

This video will show you how to replace the lock on your Series 4000 cash drawer. For this procedure, a pair of channel lock and needle nose pliers work best. Open your cash drawer and remove the till. Your drawer part ID will start with a J. Your lockset part number must be PK-808LS. This kit will include a lock shell surrounding the lock plug and 2 keys, the shell clip, plastic lock cam, and the camstop washer. To remove the inner drawer, lift up and pull straight out towards you with a good firm tug. Turn the inner drawer upside down to access the lock. This is the lock cam – it connects the lock rod to the lock. You will sacrifice this lock cam with a set of pliers. Be careful not to bend the lock rod. This will allow you to remove the old lock through the front of the drawer. Replace the lock shell only if it is damaged by removing the shell clip and the lock shell. Install the new lock shell with the tab at the bottom and secure it with the clip. Then insert your new lock plug as shown. Please note the metal camstop washer included with your kit. This washer must be installed between the lock and the cam as demonstrated to ensure proper lock operation. Attach the cam included with your kit to the lock rod as shown. Now, push the lock cam down into position on the lock. (Don’t be afraid to use your pliers for some assistance!) Insert the inner drawer back into the case and your task is complete.

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RSPA (Retail Solutions Providers Association) RetailNOW 2013 was held in Las Vegas, August 4-7 at Mandalay Bay. Bernadette Wilson, associate editor for Business Solutions, was on the scene reviewing the latest products and solutions being exhibited at the show. In the following video, Paul St. George of APG Cash Drawer showed a new Bluetooth cash drawer interface and an iPad integration system. For more information on APG Cash Drawer, visit the company’s website at https://www.cashdrawer.com. For complete RSPA RetailNOW 2013 show coverage, including daily recaps, news, analysis, and videos, visit http://www.BSMinfo.com/InsideRetailNOW.