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Use a Cash Register 

  1  First, check the manual if the machine needs to be plugged at a 110V or a

220V. If possible, just use a voltage regulator for safety purposes. lug the !ireto the nearest outlet, some machines needs to be turned on first on the po!erbutton to start running. "he check if the receipt paper or receipt journal and the0.00 amount is seen in the display !indo!. #et the time and date and selectreceipt options for printing.

  2  $fter that, you are no! ready to begin !ith your first transaction.

  %  ress the numbers indicating the amount you !ant to encode such as 12.%&

then press ', !hich means ho! many items is sold, and press enter to get thetotal amount.

  (  $fter you get the total amount, enter the total amount the customer pays you )ifusing cash*, or else press +redit+ to pay via credit )a second machine needs tobe attached for that purpose*.

  &  ress sale. "he dra!er !ill open, you can keep the cash inside and get thechange in a form of bills or coins. "he receipt !ill then automatically pop-out from

the printer, displaying the eact amount you entered, the number of items andthe total amount of all the items being purchased.

  /  "hen the display !indo! !ill turn to 0.00 display and is ready for the nettransaction.

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  1  #eparate clothes. 4ou5ve heard stories about that red sock being mied in !iththat !hite shirt, and you !ouldn5t !ant that to be you, so separate lights fromdarks. If a shirt is light, but has darker designs on it, you should probably justkeep it !ith the lights. "he same goes for dark clothes !ith light designs.

  2  heck the tags. #ome clothes are made of thin fabrics or have delicatepatterns !oven into them6 these clothes should not be !ashed in the !ashingmachine. 3ost clothes are 78 to machine !ash, but if you are unsure, check thetag to see if it says +hand !ash only+ or +dry clean only+ and set these clothesaside.

  %  #et the !ater temperature. If you are !ashing cotton or very dirty clothes, youmight !ant to use hot or !arm !ater. If you are !ashing things like silk, then you

should keep the !ater temperature luke!arm to cool.

  (  #et the time. $ lot of !ashing machines do this automatically, but you mayhave to do it by hand. 4ou should set the time for about an hour to an hour and ahalf, depending on ho! dirty the clothes you are !ashing are.

  &  $dd the clothes "his is pretty simple9just dump your clothes in, but be carefulnot to add in any of those other clothes you separated earlier.

  /  our in detergent. "his is important, if you do this step !rong, you could ruinyour clothes. 4ou need to kno! if your !ashing machine uses high efficiencydetergent, !hich is li:uid, or normal detergent, !hich is a po!der. se the rightkind of detergent and pour it into the right spot. "his is usually either right on topof the clothes, or in a small hole on the top of your !ashing machines. "heamount of detergent needed varies by brand of detergent and type of !asher, socheck the back of the detergent bo and also look for any labels on your !ashingmachine.  ;  "urn on your !asher. $h, s!eet success, no! all you have to do is hit that onbutton and you5re ready to go.