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OPERATING THE MACHINE (Fig. 5):

The procedure is as follows:

1. Insert the key (included in delivery) in the locking

switch (2) and turn to the right.

2. Move the main switch (1) to position „1“.

After a 2 second pause the „Ready“ lamp (7)

comes on.

3. Press the „Cutting system forward“ button

(3).

The cutting system and conveyor belt now

begin to run.

The „cutting sysytem forward“ lamp (6) comes

on.

Attention: The machine will only operate when

a) the emergency-stop rail (14) has been released

(pull out the red rail on the feed table),

b) the locking switch (2) has been released,

c) the main switch (1) has been switched on

(position „1“), and

d) the shredder bin (23) is fully docked.

MATERIAL FEED:

The operator may not stand higher

than the machine itself stands, when

feeding paper to the machine!

Standing on an raised platform (such as

pallets or boxes placed in front of the

machine) reduces the distance between

operator and cutting system to a level

which does not meet the required safety

standard.

Feed material for the shredder can consist of

stacks of smooth paper (up to about 550 sheets,

depending on the type and size of paper); and

also crumpled paper and cardboard. Place any

material to be shredded on the moving conveyor

belt which feeds it to the cutting system.

It is advisable to place stacked paper diagonally

on the belt. In this way, the corner of the stack will

be fed to the cutting system first, thus avoiding a

sudden overload.

Never feed the shredder with a quan-

tity of paper exceeding the maximum

indicated in the technical data!

Should the machine become overloaded,

follow the instructions under „AUTOMATIC

RESPONSE IN CASE OF

OVER-

LOADING“.

FEEDING WITH COMPLETE BINDERS!

Shredders equipped with a cutting system with 7.8

x 55 mm or 11.8 x 55 mm cutting width, can also

be fed with complete binders (incl. metal parts).

In this case the binder should be opened and the

contents spread out equally.

Important note: The removing of the metal parts

beforehand makes the recycling of the shredded

material possible and ensures a longer life of the

cutting system.

AUTOMATIC RESPONSE

IN CASE oF „oVERLoADING“

In case you accidentally overload the shredder,

it will automatically alleviate the problem as

follows:

1. The cutting system becomes jammed.

2. The cutting system and the conveyor belt run

briefly in reverse, thereby freeing the material

to be shredded.

3. The cutting system and the conveyor automati-

cally switch back to forward mode.

The machine repeats this process until the all the

material has been shredded satisfactorily.

AUTOMATIC STOP

IN CASE OF FULL SHREDDER BIN:

The machine switches off automatically when

the shredder bin becomes full. This is indicated

by the „Shredder bin full“ lamp (9) and is also

accompanied by an acoustic signal.

To switch off the acoustic signal, push the „Cutting

system stop“ button (4) briefly.

Then proceed as follows to empty the shredder

bin.

EMPTYING THE SHREDDER BIN (Fig. 8):

To empty the shredder bin, grip the bin (23) by

the stirrup (24), pulling it out from under the

shredder.

Then, pull up the stirrup, open out the front panel,

(25) and remove the full plastic sack.

After placing a new sack in the bin, close the front

panel and push the bin back under the shredder.

You are now ready to resume shredding.

Note: The machine will only function if the shredder

bin is in place.

When the shredder bin is not in place, the „Shred-

der bin not in place“ indicator lamp (9) comes on,

indicating that the shredder cannot be operated.

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Translation of the Original Operation Manual

Übersetzung der Originalbetriebsanleitung

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