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What specific components and functional areas should be inspected before agreeing to rent a betting terminal?
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Start with the display: check touchscreen responsiveness, brightness, and pixel quality to ensure usability in different lighting conditions.
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Test the printer unit and both cash/coin validators for smooth input/output operations — these are critical for user transactions.
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Open the terminal and inspect for dust accumulation, disconnected cables, or visible wear on circuit boards and ventilation fans.
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Request diagnostic logs or service history to ensure the terminal hasnt had recurring issues that might indicate poor reliability.
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Is it better to conduct terminal inspections personally, or should you hire a technician for professional assessment?
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If you're not technically inclined, its safer to hire a technician who can assess hardware and software with the right tools.
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Professionals are more likely to identify hidden issues like firmware problems, power instability, or worn-out components.
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For bulk rental contracts, professional inspection is highly recommended to prevent costly disputes or operational delays later.
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If you're renting just one or two units locally, a thorough on-site inspection by the buyer might be sufficient — but always document results.
Criteria for checking the technical condition of terminals before renting
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