Amount tendered button not saying what change to give

Make sure you subtotal the sale and never use a decimal point when entering amounts

You have programmed the Cash key in P1 mode to 71 cents. To reverse this turn key to program enter a clerk if needed and put 00000000 hit Cash key then Subtotal turn key back reg.

I have the exact same problem, HELP!!

turn the key to program and enter (0) , cash, then subtotal . then hit 3 subtotal, (0) cash, subtotal. turn the key back to reg and the cash key should now function correctly

You can't normally turn off the clerk system as it would facilitate terrible fraud. You are just supposed to sign on and start using it.
All cash registers should be able to calculate change. Press SUBTOTAL once you have entered the items. Now type the amount received from the customer (no decimal point). now press Cash (or other payment key) and the change should be displayed.

Are you subtotaling before you enter the amount tendered?

Brand and model?

Hi. I will need to know the brand and model number, then I may be able to help.

Mark

Try this:

Turn key to program mode
enter 3 press subtotal
press 0 then cash then subtotal.
Turn key back to REG and try it.

Hi Leanne,
It depends which line it is on.
The codes for the lines are:
132 line 1
232 line 2
332 line 3
432 line 4

Turn the key to program mode

Type the line number (eg if VAT is on 3rd line down, type 332)

Press SUBTOTAL

Type the new details for that line using the programming layout in your book under the 'entering characters' section. You need to use the numbers at the left side, not the normal number pad. Eg 5/0 is above the clear key. To switch between the top and bottom numbers on the key, use CAPS or SHIFT. If you make a mistake while entering, the decimal point button will delete the last character.

Press 00 (the double zero button)

Press CASH

Press SUBTOTAL

Turn the key back to reg mode, and try printing a receipt. Note - you might have to print two receipts before you see the change.

Hope this helps. If you have any problems, just let me know.

Mark