Cash Cleaner Simulator: How to Complete Light it Up Quest

Cash Cleaner Simulator features a wide range of quests that you can grind with, but amidst all of that are ones that are merely parts of the tutorial or the story it is trying to tell. In this guide, we will go over the Light It Up quest, which is really just a very brief task that takes a couple of seconds to complete.

Cash Cleaner Simulator: How to Complete Light it Up Quest

When you first get the Light It Up quest, you will receive a series of text messages from the Lifehacker. They will give you a bunch of clues pointing you towards the solution to fixing the broken switch, which is the only objective of this quest.

The clues are very straightforward, but just in case you are still somehow struggling, they are basically telling you that the lever you need to fix the switch with is “playing hide and seek” with you.

Obviously, this means that it is hidden somewhere that is not too obvious. However, they also give you a picture pointing you the right way, literally. In their chain of text messages is a part of the graffiti text on the walls of your facility, but with an arrow pointing up.

Now, you could use an ultraviolet light to find the arrow and all the others after it, but you really do not have to do this. Instead, grab the ladder from beside the broken switch.

Take it to the bit of text painted on the wall in the marked spot in the image below. This is just beside the conveyer belt, and it is the exact spot that the text message shows you. If you set the ladder up in that spot and climb up, you will find the red lever on a support beam up top.

Grab the red lever and bring it back to the broken switch, then flip it to complete the quest. That is all there is to it, really. If you held a UV lamp throughout the whole thing, you will find more arrows pointing you to the support beam above too.

While you are here, you may as well check out our guide on how to use the UV light to spot fake bills in Cash Cleaner Simulator. This should give that feature a much more useful purpose than just finding this lever!