[HKB] H43SBU(16")
Cash Drawer for POS

• 📏 Compact Design and Heavy Duty Case with "Two" Metal Bars: Designed to fit snugly in small spaces while offering ample storage. It features a 5-Bill and 5-Coin till, allowing for organized cash management. Size: 16.25 x 16.75 x 4.25 inch (Width x Length x Height). Additionally, our sturdy heavy-duty case with dual metal bars ensures durability and security.
• ⚽ Ball Bearing Slide: Experience smooth operation with our advanced ball bearing slide mechanism. The whole coin tray can be removed, offering effortless cash management with easily removable coin trays. Upgrade your cash management with our ball bearing slide cash drawer and elevate your business standards today.
• 📦 Stainless Steel Front & Movable Till: This cash drawer not only ensures security but also adds a touch of durability with its stainless steel front. Customize your cash organization with the movable till, providing flexibility to adapt to your business needs.
• 💻 POS, ECR Interface and 3-Position Lock: Seamlessly integrate with your Point of Sale (POS) systems and Electronic Cash Registers (ECR) via RJ11 cable for seamless connectivity, enhancing transaction speed, accuracy, and customer satisfaction. Ensure the highest level of security with a versatile 3-position lock mechanism allowing 1-Lock, 2-Auto Open by Printer/POS, 3-Manual Open, and a spacious front media slot.
• 🔑🔒 6 Keys Included + Extra Accessories Available: Comes with 6 keys. Additional accessories available for purchase include Extra Keys (Amazon ASIN: B08L8BMML4), Unique key and lock (Amazon ASIN: B07D5LJDQJ), and Under counter mounting metal bracket (Amazon ASIN: B01BHFQJFG) if needed.

The drawer is only opening with the back switch and not the key

The main mechanism used to open the drawer is a lever that can be controlled with both the back switch and the key. The most common reason this mechanism fails for the key is because the lever in the back is bent. To troubleshoot, first remove the drawer from the cash register and turn it upside down. If you use the key, you will notice that a lever that sticks out the back moves. With the drawer upside down, bend the portion of the lever that sticks out downward (towards the top of the drawer). Also make sure that it is perpendicular to the edge of the drawer. After manipulation, place the drawer back into the register and the key should be functioning.