If you manage a fleet of Nautilus Hyosung ATMs, you already know that the cash dispenser module is the most failure-prone component in the system. The CDU1100 dispenser is the factory-specified cash dispensing unit for the Monimax 1800SE, 2700CE, and Halo series ATMs. Built with a Double 2K configuration, it holds up to 4,000 notes across two cassette channels, making it the standard choice for high-traffic retail ATM deployments across North America. This guide covers everything procurement professionals and field technicians need to know — from technical specs to sourcing strategy.



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The CDU 2K Dispenser CDU1100 is a 4,000-note capacity cash dispensing module that uses a Double 2K cassette layout. It manages the full note-pick-to-delivery cycle: separating individual bills from the cassette stack, transporting them through the feed path, and delivering them to the presenter. The G-CDU E main controller board (part number 7670000040) handles all firmware-level communication between the host ATM and the mechanical drive system.
The CDU1100 is the native dispenser module for the Monimax 1800SE and 2700CE platforms, as well as the Hyosung Halo series. The 1800SE is widely deployed in U.S. convenience stores and small retail locations, while the 2700CE serves mid-tier branch and off-premise environments. Both models use the same CDU1100 mounting interface and firmware protocol, which means a single parts inventory can cover both machine types — a practical advantage for IADs managing mixed fleets.
The table below lists the key components of the CDU1100 module and their official part numbers:
| Component | Part Number | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Main Assembly | 72841301 | CDU-1100 Core Unit |
| Pick Module | 7010000080 | 1 Channel, 1 Level Configuration |
| Dispenser Unit | 7010000108 | Double 2K Dispenser (4K Capacity) |
| Cash Cassette | 7310000082 | 2,000 Note CST-1100 |
| Channel Motor | 58403106 | Main Drive Motor |
| Control Board | 7670000040 | G-CDU E Main Controller |
| Feed Roller | 7310000386-6 | Separator Component |



The CDU1100 dispenser handles transactions at a steady rate of notes being sent out, making it ideal for retail ATMs where high-volume times are expected and can't be avoided. The feed roller assembly (part number 7310000386-6) is designed to cut down on note jams and double-feeds, which are two of the most common reasons U.S. IAD operators report for CDU-related downtime.
For B2B purchases, these are the main reasons why this container is a good choice:
Dual state availability: units that are both brand new and properly reconditioned are for sale. Refurbished units go through a full mechanical check and meet the same operating standards as new stock. This makes them a good choice for operators who want to save money without losing performance.
Companies that fix up ATMs need a steady supply of modules to keep their warranty promises to customers. Because the CDU1100 is built in modules, a refurbisher can just replace worn parts like the channel motor (58403106) or feed roller instead of having to throw away the whole module. As a result, the margin on each refurbished unit goes up.
To put the CDU1100 in a Monimax 1800SE or 2700CE, you have to turn off the power to the ATM, unlock the dispenser bay latch, slide out the old module, and connect the new unit to the J-bus harness and power connector. When the G-CDU E controller board starts up, it automatically finds the module. In standard swaps, you don't have to flash the firmware by hand.
The CDU1100 works reliably between service calls thanks to regular maintenance. The following plan is what U.S. IAD workers usually follow:
| Maintenance Task | Recommended Interval | Component Involved |
|---|---|---|
| Feed roller inspection | Every 50,000 cycles | 7310000386-6 Feed Roller |
| Belt tension check | Every 90 days | Drive Belt |
| Sensor cleaning | Every 30 days | Note path sensors |
| Clutch function test | Every 6 months | Clutch P/N 5637000001 |
| Full module test run | After each repair | CDU-1100 Core Unit |
There are three types of CDU1100 dispenser errors that happen most often on 1800SE and 2700CE machines: note jams at the pick module, sensor read failures, and motor stall codes. Note jams are usually caused by feed wheels or clutch springs that are worn out. Most sensor problems can be fixed by cleaning the sensor. Motor stall codes usually mean that the belt tension is off or that the drive shaft bearing has seized. Instead of depending on full module swaps, having individual sub-components in stock cuts average fix time by a large amount.

The Hyosung CDU10 is an older single-cassette player that was used in earlier models. It can only hold fewer notes and has a different pick module geometry, so it can't be used with 1800SE and 2700CE housings. The CDU-M is a mid-range model that needs different firmware. In the 1800SE or 2700CE platform, neither module can be used instead of the CDU1100 without major hardware and software changes.
Hyosung makes more than 40% of the IAD ATM market in the U.S., which gives the CDU1100 a practical advantage for IAD operators in that country. Sticking with the CDU1100 over cross-brand options is best because parts are easy to find, technicians know how to fix it, and the software is stable. Third-party compatibility modules from companies other than Samsung pose a risk of firmware negotiation that most operators would rather not have in production.
When looking at the total cost of maintenance over a five-year ATM deployment, operators who buy individual CDU1100 parts instead of replacing whole modules consistently report lower repair costs per incident. Parts like the clutch (5637000001) and feed roller (7310000386-6) can be bought separately, which directly led to that result.
A trustworthy CDU1100 dispenser provider should keep both whole units and separate parts in stock. Make sure the supplier can confirm that the part number matches the correct version of your Monimax. It is known that procurement mistakes happen when part numbers don't match up correctly between the 1800SE and 2700CE subvariants.
Hong Kong RONG MEI TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED (RM) has been a supplier of Hyosung dispenser parts for more than five years, and its ISO9001-2008 certification shows that it makes high-quality Products. Units are shipped from stock in Korea, and wait times are usually between 15 and 20 working days. For urgent orders, air freight solutions are also possible. There is a 30-day warranty on both brand-new and used units, and online support is available 24 hours a day.
Wholesalers and parts distributors that work with U.S. IAD customers should ask their suppliers for a full component cross-reference list so that they can match CDU1100 sub-parts with the most recent Hyosung part number changes. RM keeps a full stock of sub-components, such as the G-CDU E driver board (7670000040), sensors, rollers, belts, and the clutch (5637000001). There are different shipping choices by sea, land, and air to meet different product replenishment cycles.
Nautilus Hyosung 1800SE, 2700CE, and Halo line ATMs still use the CDU1100 dispenser as their basic cash dispenser module. It is the best choice for IADs, resellers, and ATM refurbishers in the U.S. market because of its Double 2K design, wide supply of sub-components, and direct firmware compatibility. Finding a supplier with confirmed Hyosung knowledge and real component inventory, not just catalog listings, is what makes the difference between solid field performance and downtime that can be avoided. RM has been supplying Hyosung CDUs for five years and has ISO9001-2008 certified production and 24-hour support. This makes it a reliable sourcing partner for procurement teams that need accuracy and speed.
A: Yes. The CDU1100 is the native dispenser module for both models and the Hyosung Halo series. The mounting interface and firmware protocol are consistent across these platforms.
A: Yes. RM supplies the CDU1100 at both the module level and the individual component level — including the clutch (part number 5637000001), feed rollers, belts, sensors, and the control board (7670000040).
A: Each unit carries a 30-day warranty. RM's support team responds to technical inquiries within 24 hours through online and video remote assistance channels.
A: Standard lead time is 15–20 working days. Air freight is available for urgent orders. RM offers sea, land, and air transportation options.
A: Refurbished units from RM undergo full mechanical inspection before shipment and meet the same operational standards as new stock. They are appropriate for production deployments where budget management is a priority.
RM keeps the CDU1100 dispenser in stock so that orders can be filled right away. Both new and used units are available at reasonable prices. Our team gets back to you within 24 hours, whether you need a single module for an emergency repair or a lot of them to build up your distributor's stock. You can email Tony directly at Tony@atm-part.com to ask about parts and get a quote right away.
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