EP0156379B1 - Tiroir-caisse pour une caisse enregistreuse - Google Patents

Tiroir-caisse pour une caisse enregistreuse Download PDF

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EP0156379B1
EP0156379B1 EP19850103689 EP85103689A EP0156379B1 EP 0156379 B1 EP0156379 B1 EP 0156379B1 EP 19850103689 EP19850103689 EP 19850103689 EP 85103689 A EP85103689 A EP 85103689A EP 0156379 B1 EP0156379 B1 EP 0156379B1
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Günter Baitz
Wilfried Dobring
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    • G07G—REGISTERING THE RECEIPT OF CASH, VALUABLES, OR TOKENS
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  • the invention relates to a cash drawer for a cash register, with a cash drawer slidably mounted in a cash drawer housing in the extension and retraction directions, with a toothed gear displacement drive for the cash drawer with the cash drawer engaging and exciting when it is retracted, supplying the force for extending the cash drawer Spring means and a rack attached to the cash drawer, with a locking mechanism for the retracted cash drawer and with a drive which is connected to the cash drawer and opens when it is extended and closes when it is retracted.
  • the cash drawer which is generally designed to hold a separate, removable insert, can, for example, be pushed into the cash box housing by hand against the force of the spring means.
  • a latch that holds the cash drawer in its retracted position is moved out of a closed position, for example manually or electromechanically, so that the cash drawer can be pushed out of the cash box housing by the force of the spring means.
  • a cash drawer of the generic type is already known, in which both of the measures described are implemented (DE-PS 30 14 545).
  • the width of the cash drawer is considerably larger than its depth; when the cash drawer is extended, this is opened via a drive connection between the cash drawer and a cover, so that it makes the rear part of the cash drawer, which is still inside the cash box, accessible.
  • the sliding drive of the cash drawer consists essentially of racks arranged in the cash register housing, on which toothed pinions rotatably mounted on the cash drawer roll, the toothed pinions being loaded by helical springs in a direction of rotation corresponding to the extension direction of the cash drawer.
  • Such coil springs are relatively complex components both in terms of their manufacture and their assembly, in particular if, as in the case of the aforementioned DE-PS, the pinions have to make several revolutions for the entire extension path.
  • DE-PS 30 14 545 also shows a solution with a hinged lid.
  • the drive connection between the cash drawer and the lid essentially consists of actuating levers arranged on the lid, which are guided with guide rollers arranged at their free ends in control links formed on the cash drawer.
  • the control links are open on one side, so that only the opening movement of the lid is positively controlled, while the closing movement takes place only by the weight of the lid when the cash drawer is closed;
  • the control links are each provided with an undercut, which secure the guide rollers against lifting out of the control links when the cash drawer is completely closed.
  • Set controls are inherently very complex components because they have to be manufactured very precisely.
  • the cash drawer can also be closed by depressing the lid and not only by inserting the cash drawer.
  • the drive connection between the cash drawer and the lid only works in one direction of action, ie. H. that the movement of the lid can be controlled by the movement of the cash drawer, but not vice versa.
  • both the opening and the closing movement of the lid when the cash drawer is extended or retracted are positively controlled, since the toothed segment is coupled to the cash drawer via the toothed rack on the one hand and is directly connected to the lid on the other.
  • a rack and toothed segment actuation is known per se in cash drawers from DE-C-134 848.
  • the inevitable coupling of the lid to the cash drawer in both directions of action as provided by the invention, enables the cash drawer to be closed both by inserting the cash drawer and by depressing the lid. This ensures ergonomically favorable operation of the cash drawer.
  • the lid Due to the inevitable coupling of the lid to the cash drawer, the lid is securely closed when the cash drawer is closed, i. H. it cannot happen that the cash drawer is locked, but the lid remains unlocked.
  • the inevitable coupling of the lid to the cash drawer has the further advantage that a separate opening and closing mechanism for the lid is not required, which contributes to a simpler and therefore cheaper manufacture of the cash drawer.
  • the cover only executes a simple folding movement. This simple movement is particularly beneficial for closing the cash drawer by pressing down the lid.
  • the cash drawer can be easily extended and pushed in without lubrication and without the tendency to block.
  • the respective tooth segment is advantageously designed in the form of a circular sector, the angle of the circular sector essentially corresponding to the opening angle of the cover. This has the advantage that the respective tooth segment is only designed as large as is actually required for the function. With this design, the lid can be opened at a normal angle of z. B. achieve less than 90 ° that the toothed segment remains completely in the till housing even with the lid fully open, which is advantageous both in terms of possible accident hazards and for aesthetic reasons.
  • the spring means of the sliding drive for the cash drawer expediently act on at least one toothed segment and load it in a direction of rotation corresponding to the extension direction of the cash drawer.
  • the rotary movement of the toothed segment can thus be used both for the folding movement of the lid and for the sliding drive of the cash drawer, since the toothed segment actuates the money drawer when it rotates, on the one hand, the lid directly connected to it, and, on the other hand, via the toothed rack that engages with it. Since the toothed segment only rotates according to the opening angle of the cover, a simple and therefore inexpensive drive spring can be used for the sliding drive of the cash drawer.
  • This further development according to the invention is further characterized by very few moving parts, since both the drive connection of the lid to the cash drawer and the sliding drive of the cash drawer are essentially effected by a single component, namely the tooth segment.
  • Both the cash drawer and the lid are loaded in a direction corresponding to the opening direction of the cash drawer or of the lid by a spring element which engages the respective tooth segment eccentrically to the axis of rotation and is supported in the cash register housing.
  • the spring arrangement can be accommodated outside the cash drawer in the rear part of the cash box, so that the usable interior space in the cash drawer itself is completely available.
  • the respective spring element can be designed as a compression spring which, for example, acts on a pressure bolt which is rotatably mounted on the cash register housing.
  • the locking of the cash drawer in its retracted position is provided with a locking bolt which projects approximately at a right angle downward from the bottom of the cash drawer bottom and which, in a pivoting plane which contains the insertion direction of the cash drawer, can be pivoted between an unlocking position and a locking position and catches the locking bolt can be snapped into place, means for locking the holding gift being provided in its locking position.
  • This construction enables easy operation.
  • the cash drawer is pushed into its closed position by inserting the same or by closing the cover against the force of the springs acting on it via the tooth segment or tooth segments or via the ejection lever, the locking bolt engaging in the holding fork and this in the last phase of the closing movement. pivots into its locking position.
  • the locking means are released, for example, by pressing certain keys of the cash register, so that they release the holding fork and the cash drawer is extended by the force of the springs acting on it via the toothed segments or the eject lever, the lid opening at the same time.
  • the locking device can be built very flat, so that it can be accommodated space-saving completely below the cash drawer, as will be explained in more detail below.
  • Such a locking of the cash drawer is a simple and, above all, reliable construction.
  • the cash drawer 10 for a cash register essentially consists of a cash register housing 12 with a cover 14 and a cash drawer 16 into which a cash register insert 18 is inserted.
  • the cash register housing 12 of the cash drawer 10 is manufactured, for example, from bent sheet metal parts.
  • the till housing 12 is relatively wide in relation to its depth. It is provided with a cover 14 which is hinged to a folding axis 20 arranged transversely to the direction of insertion of the cash drawer 16.
  • the folding axis 20 is arranged such that when the cover 14 is open, approximately half the outline of the cash register housing 12 is visible.
  • the cover 14 is firmly connected to the folding axis 20 and to two toothed segments 22 (only one shown).
  • two pressure pins 28 (only one shown) act on the two toothed segments 22 with compression springs 26.
  • the compression springs 26 are supported against two abutments 30 (only one shown) which are fastened to the till housing 12.
  • Both the pressure pin guide 32 is rotatably attached to the abutment 30, and the pressure pin 28 is rotatably articulated on the tooth segment 22 on its side facing the tooth segment 22.
  • the toothed segment 22 is provided with a slot 34 so that the pressure pin 28 can be hooked in or out.
  • the two toothed segments 22 essentially have the shape of circular sectors, the angle of a circular sector essentially corresponding to the opening angle of the cover 14. Its axis of rotation 20 'is identical to the folding axis 20 of the cover 14.
  • the cover 14 is firmly connected to the toothed segments 22 via reinforcing webs 36. It can be seen that the pressure bolts 28 acted upon by compression springs 26 are pretensioned when the cover 14 or the drawer 16 is closed, so that when the cash drawer 10 is opened, the cover 14 or the cash drawer 16 are automatically opened or extended driven by spring force.
  • the cash drawer 16 is guided on its two drawer side walls 15 with telescopic rails 50 (FIG. 3) in the till housing 12, which can be pushed one inside the other with ball bearings.
  • the cash drawer 16 moves in and out without tilting. This is also ensured if the length or the depth of the cash drawer 16 is very small in relation to its width.
  • This drawer guide enables the cash drawer 16 to be retracted by simply pressing the cover 14 down.
  • the cash drawer 16 can also be easily inserted without tilting, even if the pushing force is only on one side attacks off-center.
  • the opening path of the cash drawer 16 is only about half the depth of the entire cash drawer 16. When the cash drawer 16 is fully extended, it protrudes about half from the cash register housing 12. Access to the other half is released through the opening lid 14.
  • the racks 24 attached to their two drawer side walls 15 still remain completely in the cash box 12 even when the cash drawer 16 is fully extended.
  • the teeth 25 of both the racks 24 and the toothed segments 22 are not - trained self-locking. This enables both the lid 14 and the cash drawer 16 to be closed or pushed in with very little effort.
  • the cash drawer 16 is provided with a front plate 38 which forms the front wall of the cash drawer 10 when the cash drawer 16 is inserted.
  • the cash register insert 18 indicated by dash-dotted lines in FIG. This till 18 is not firmly connected to the cash drawer 16 so that it can be easily removed by an operator.
  • the cash register insert 18 is designed such that it protrudes a few millimeters from the front plate 38, so that in the closed state of the cash drawer 10 the gap between the upper edge of the front plate 38 and the lower front edge of the cover 14 is covered by the front wall of the cash register insert 18. So no notes can be pulled out.
  • Fig. 2 shows the cash drawer 10 of Fig. 1 also in a side sectional view, but this time in the closed state.
  • the cash drawer 10 is provided with a lock (not shown) which holds the cash drawer 16 against the spring force in the cash box housing 12.
  • the cash drawer lock can be designed in a simple manner.
  • the lock can be assigned to the cash drawer 16 at any point, since the cash drawer guide is designed without canting.
  • FIG. 3 shows a section of section 111-111 from FIG. 2.
  • the telescopic rails 50 can be seen, which can be pushed one inside the other on balls 52.
  • the left half of the telescopic rail 50 in FIG. 3 is fastened to the till housing 12.
  • the right half of the telescopic rail 50 in FIG. 3 is riveted to the cash drawer 16 with rivets 54.
  • At 24 one of the two racks 24 can be seen in section.
  • a toothed segment 22 engages in this.
  • a pin 56 engages in the slot 34 (FIG. 1) of the toothed segment 22 and is attached in a projecting manner transversely to the end of the pressure bolt 28 facing the toothed segment 22. 28 with the pressure spring 26 (FIG. 1) acted on by the pressure pin 28.
  • the checkout insert 18 is indicated by dash-dotted lines.
  • Fig. 4 shows a top view of the locking arrangement in its locked position.
  • a locking bolt 70 which projects approximately at right angles downwards, is provided in the rearward position and can be latched into a holding fork 72 which catches the locking bolt 70.
  • the holding fork 72 is pivotably arranged in a pivoting plane containing the insertion direction of the cash drawer 16 between an unlocking position and a locking position.
  • a lock 74 is provided for locking the holding fork 72 in its locking position.
  • the latch 74 is displaceable between a closed position and an open position. In its closed position, the latch 74 projects into the pivoting path of the holding fork 72 and thus blocks its pivoting into the unlocking position.
  • the displaceable bolt 74 releases the pivoting of the holding fork 72 into its unlocked position.
  • the holding fork 72 is pivoted into its unlocked position by a tension spring 76 in the open position of the displaceable bolt 74.
  • a first spring 78 which loads it in the closed position and an actuating device which moves it in the opening direction against the force of the spring acts on the bolt 74.
  • This actuating device comprises a manually operable lever 80 and an electromagnet 82.
  • the displaceable bolt 74 is guided in a slide bearing 84.
  • a pawl 86 For the actuation of the bolt 74 by the electromagnet 82, a pawl 86 is required, which can be pivoted between a blocking position holding the bolts 74 in its open position and a release releasing it about the pivot axis of the holding fork 72.
  • a second spring 78 ′ which loads it in the locking direction, acts on the pawl 86.
  • This second spring 78 ′ is preferably identical to the first spring 78, which loads the bolt 74 in its closing direction.
  • the pawl 86 holds the displaceable bolt 74 in its open position in its locked position, so that the electromagnet does not have to be permanently under current in its unlocking position during the pivoting process of the holding fork.
  • a manually operable lever 80 is also provided for actuating the bolt 74.
  • a microswitch 88 is operatively connected to the lever 80 via a switching part 90.
  • the entire actuation arrangement is constructed on a base plate 102 which is attached to the base plate 103 of the cash register housing 12, both the holding fork 72 and the pawl 86 being pivoted about the bolt 92 and the electromagnet 82 with a screw 94 on this base plate 102 is screwed on.
  • Fig. 5 shows this locking arrangement in a state in which the bolt 74 in Open position, the pawl 86 in the locked position and the holding fork 72 are still in the locking position.
  • the holding fork 72 is provided with a cam 96, which moves the pawl 86 into its release position when the holding fork 72 is pivoted into its unlocking position against the force of the second spring 78 '.
  • the pawl 86 moves from its locked position to its release. moved, the bolt 74 is hereby released.
  • This latch 74 now comes under the action of the first spring 78 to a bearing surface 98 formed on the holding fork 72 in the pivot positions lying outside the locking position of the holding fork 72 to the plant.
  • the bolt 74 slides along the contact surface 98.
  • the pawl 86 is held in its release under the action of the cam 96.
  • the locking arrangement is reactivated, i. H. If the cash drawer 16 is pushed in, it is locked in that the bolt 74 is pulled into its closed position by the spring force of the first spring 78. The locking arrangement thus comes into its locking position in that the locking bolt 70 is inserted into a guide recess 100 by inserting the cash drawer 16. Due to the pressure of the locking bolt 70 on the holding fork 72 eccentric to its axis of rotation, the holding fork 72 is pivoted into its locking position by the insertion of the cash drawer 16.
  • FIG. 7 shows the section VII-VII from FIG. 4.
  • the holding fork 72 and the pawl 86 can be seen, both of which are arranged pivotably about the bolt 92.
  • the latch 74, the lever 80 and the electromagnet 82 can also be seen.
  • the spring 78, 78 ' loads the pawl 86 in the direction of its locking position and, on the other hand, the bolt 74 into its closed position blocking the pivoting of the holding fork 72.
  • the bolt 74 is guided through the slide bearing 84.
  • the locking arrangement can be actuated mechanically via the lever 80, as will be explained below.
  • the electromagnet 82 is fastened to the base plate 102 with a screw 94.
  • the bolt 74 can be brought mechanically into its open position by means of a cylinder lock 108 via the lever 80, a rocker arm 110 serving as a sliding bolt and a push rod 112.
  • the rocker arm 110 is hinged to a rocker pin 114 on the underside of the cash drawer bottom. While one end of the rocker arm 110 acts on the lever 80, the other end of the rocker arm 110 is movably connected to the push rod 112 via a pin 116. If the cash drawer 10 (FIG. 1) is to be opened by means of a key 130, the cylinder lock 108 on the front of the cash drawer 10 (FIG. 1) is actuated.
  • This mechanical actuation device further comprises a night release latch 118, which holds the rocker arm 110 and thus the lever 80 in its position corresponding to the open position of the latch 74 in a first, effective position and releases it in a second, inactive position.
  • a control surface 120 which cooperates with a wall surface of the till insert 18 (FIG. 1) is formed on the night release latch 118, by means of which the night release latch 118 is displaced into its second, ineffective position when the till insert 18 (FIG. 1) is inserted. If the cash register insert 18 (FIG. 1) is removed, the night release latch 118 is moved into its first, effective position by an opening spring 122. In this first position of the night release latch 118, the locking arrangement always remains unlocked. It is therefore not possible to lock the cash drawer 10 (FIG. 1) with the cash drawer 18 (FIG. 1) removed. If the night unlocking latch 118 is in its second, inactive position when the cash register insert 18 (FIG.
  • the locking arrangement can nevertheless be unlocked mechanically via the cylinder lock 108. This is made possible by using an elongated hole 124 in the night release latch 118. If the locking arrangement is unlocked via the cylinder lock 108 when the cash register insert 18 is inserted (FIG. 1), the pin 126 fixedly connected to the rocker arm 110 can be moved along in the elongated hole 124 without being detached by the inserted cash register insert 18 (FIG. 1). to be blocked in its second, ineffective position of the night release latch 118. If the cash register insert 18 is removed (FIG. 1), the sliding latch 118 in the figure becomes, as already described moved to the left.
  • the night release latch 118 acts on the rocker arm 110 and thus on the lever 80.
  • the night release latch 118 and the push rod 112 are connected to one another by a coupling spring 128.
  • Fig. 9 shows a schematic representation of a second embodiment of a mechanical actuation device of the locking arrangement.
  • the bolt 74 is brought into its open position mechanically via a sliding bolt 200.
  • the slide lock 200 is part of a mechanical actuating device 202. This is arranged on the rear wall 204 of the cash drawer above the locking arrangement 206 in such a way that the locking surface 208 of the slide lock 200 is operatively connected to a lock roller 210 rotatably fastened to the lock 74 when the cash drawer is closed.
  • the slide lock 200 has a first extension 212.
  • a driver 214 which in turn is coupled to one end of a Bowden cable core 216, is operatively connected to this first extension 212.
  • the other end of the Bowden cable core 216 is hooked to a driver plate 220 by means of a loop or a Bowden cable clamp 218.
  • the driving plate 220 is connected to the lock cylinder of the cylinder lock 108, which is mounted on the front side 38 (shown here only as a fragment) of the cash drawer.
  • the Bowden cable jacket 222 is held on the one hand by a sheet metal tab 224 encompassing it on the front side 38, with its other end it is supported on a support bracket 226 fastened to the rear wall 204 of the cash drawer.
  • the Bowden cable core 216 is biased by a compression spring 228 in the rest position of the actuating device 202.
  • the compression spring 228 is supported on the one hand on the driver 214 and on the other hand on the support bracket 226.
  • a second extension 230 is formed approximately in the middle on the slide bolt 200.
  • One end of a first tension spring 232 is connected to this.
  • the other end of the tension spring 232 is connected to a first arm 233 of a two-armed night release lever 234.
  • the tension spring 232 acts on the sliding bolt 200 with a pretension in the direction of its rest position.
  • a second tension spring 236 biases the night release lever 234 in the direction of the night release position (shown in dashed lines).
  • This tension spring 236 is also connected at one end to the first arm 233 of the night release lever 234.
  • the other end of the second tension spring 236 is anchored to the rear wall 204 of the cash drawer.
  • the first arm 233 of the night release lever 234 is supported on a third extension 238 of the sliding bolt 200.
  • the cash drawer must be able to be opened manually when the cash register is in use. This is done by actuating the cylinder lock 108. If its locking cylinder is rotated in the direction of the arrow 240, the driver 214 and thus the slide bolt 200 are moved into the unlocking position (shown in broken lines) by the Bowden cable 216, as a result of which the bolt 74, as already described is unlocked.

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1. Tiroir-caisse pour une caisse enregistreuse, avec un tiroir pour la monnaie (16) monté coulissant dans le sens de l'entrée et de la sortie dans un bâti de caisse (12), avec une commande à engrenages (22,24,26) de coulissement pour le tiroir pour la monnaie (16) avec des moyens élastiques (26) agissant sur le tiroir pour la monnaie (16), se mettant sous contrainte par suite de la rentrée de ce tiroir et fournissant la force pour la sortie du tiroir pour la monnaie (16) et comportant aussi une crémaillère (24) montée sur le tiroir pour la monnaie (16), avec un dispositif de verrouillage (70, 72) de ce tiroir pour la monnaie (16) à sa position de rentrée, ainsi qu'avec un couvercle (14) relié à la commande du tiroir pour la monnaie (16), s'ouvrant au moment de la sortie et se fermant au moment de la rentrée de ce même tiroir, caractérisé en ce qu'il est prévu au moins un segment denté (22) monté à poste fixe dans le bâti de caisse (12) et pivotant autour de l'axe de rabattement (20) du couvercle (14), qui est en prise avec la crémaillère (24), et en ce que le couvercle (14) est relié fermement au segment denté (22).
2. Tiroir-caisse selon la revendication 1 caractérisé en ce que le plan du couvercle (14) passe sensiblement par l'axe de rotation (20') du segment denté (22).
3. Tiroir-caisse selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce que chaque segment denté (22) a approximativement la forme d'un secteur de cercle et l'angle de ce secteur de cercle correspond sensiblement à l'angle d'ouverture du couvercle (14).
4. Tiroir-caisse selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que les moyens élastiques (26) de la commande coulissante pour le tiroir pour la monnaie (16) s'appuient d'un côté sur le bâti de la caisse (12) et, de l'autre côté, agissent sur au moins un segment denté (22) et sollicitent celui-ci dans un sens de rotation correspondant au sens de la sortie du tiroir pour la monnaie (16).
5. Tiroir-caisse selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que le tiroir pour la monnaie (16) est guidé par des rails télescopiques (50).
6. Tiroir-caisse selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que, quand le tiroir pour la monnaie (16) est à sa position de rentrée, un élément de verrouillage (70) disposé sur ce tiroir s'encliquète avec un élément de verrouillage (72) disposé sur le bâti de la caisse (12), ou inversement.
7. Tiroir-caisse selon la revendication 6, caractérisé en ce qu'il est prévu sur la face inférieure du fond du tiroir pour la monnaie une cheville de verrouillage (70) faisant saillie vers le bas sensiblement à angle droit qui est encliquetable dans une fourche de retenue (72) accrochant la cheville de verrouillage, pouvant pivoter entre une position de déverrouillage et une position de verrouillage dans un plan de pivotement contenant la direction de coulissement du tiroir à monnaie (16), et en ce que sont prévus des moyens pour bloquer la fourche de retenue (72) à sa position de verrouillage.
8. Tiroir-caisse selon la revendication 7, caractérisé en ce que les moyens pour le verrouillage de la fourche de retenue (72) comprennent un verrou (74) pouvant coulisser entre une position de fermeture faisant saillie sur le trajet de pivotement de la fourche de retenue (72) bloquant le pivotement de celle-ci vers la position de déverrouillage, et une position d'ouverture libérant ce pivotement, verrou sur lequel agissent un premier ressort (78) le sollicitant dans le sens de la fermeture et un dispositif d'actionnement le déplaçant dans le sens de l'ouverture contre la force du ressort.
9. Tiroir-caisse selon la revendication 8, caractérisé en ce que le dispositif d'actionnement est un électro-aimant (82) et/ou un verrou coulissant (110, 200) actionnable mécaniquement au moyen d'une clé ou d'un élément analogue faisant coulisser le verrou (74) à sa position d'ouverture et en ce qu'il est prévu un cliquet d'arrêt (86) qui est déplaçable entre une position d'arrêt tenant le verrou (74) à sa position d'ouverture et une position de libération libérant ce même verrou, cependant qu'un deuxième ressort (78') agit sur le cliquet d'arrêt (86) en le sollicitant dans le sens de l'arrêt et qu'il est prévu sur la fourche de retenue (72) un mentonnet (96) ou un élément analogue qui, par suite du basculement de la fourche de retenue (72) à sa position de déverrouillage, fait passer le cliquet d'arrêt (86) à sa position de libération contre la force du deuxième ressort (78'), et en ce qu'il est formé sur la fourche de retenue (72) une surface d'appui (98) contre laquelle vient s'appliquer le verrou (74) sous l'action du premier ressort (78) lorsque la fourche de retenue (72) est à des positions de pivotement extérieures à sa position de verrouillage.
10. Tiroir-caisse selon la revendication 9 avec un casier amovible pouvant être introduit dans ce tiroir caisse, caractérisé en ce qu'il est prévu un verrou de déverrouillage de nuit (118 ; 234) qui, à une première position d'activité, immobilise le verrou coulissant (110 ; 200) à sa position correspondante à la position d'ouverture du verrou (74) et, à une deuxième position de non-activité, libère ce verrou, et en ce qu'il est prévu sur le verrou de déverrouillage de nuit (118 ; 234), une surface de commande (120 ; 235) coopérant avec une surface de paroi du casier amovible (18) grâce à laquelle, par suite de l'introduction du casier amovible (18), le verrou à déverrouillage de nuit (118 ; 234) est placé à sa deuxième position.
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