The malware doesn't disable machines.
On the contrary.....they chuck out cash to order when an accomplice turns up to collect it.
"Everything you need to know about ATM jackpotting attacks..........The term jackpotting was inspired by a hacker called Jack Barnaby, who demonstrated a jackpotting act at the Black Hat Security Conference in 2010. After he conducted a successful hack, the word Jackpot appeared on the ATM’s screen while it was spewing piles of cash........To avoid suspicion, hackers dress up like ATM technicians. After gaining access to the ATM’s internal computer, the attacker inserts a malware-ridden USB device and, with the help of the ATM’s keyboard, activates the ATM malware."
https://nordvpn.com/blog/atm-jackpotting/