How to bind, Guarantee – GBC C210 User Manual

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How to bind

Measure document using colour coded guide (fig.1)

Open the lid of the machine and rest your document

(including any cover sheets you have chosen) against the lid

on the ‘staging’ area provided. Gently push the document

back against the lid and check the document size using the

colour coded guide on the staging area. You can leave your

document on the staging area in readiness to punch.

Select comb which fits your document (fig.2)

Use the comb size guide to select the size of comb that fits

your document i.e. 25 sheet document = 6mm comb.

Load comb onto machine (fig.3)

Insert the binding comb next to the white positional arrow

on the machine, behind the metal comb support fingers,

with the open side of the comb pointing upwards.

Note: If using GBC

ProCombs™ the white arrow on your

comb should align to the white arrow on the machine.

Open comb by turning lever towards you (fig.4)

The coloured arrows adjacent to the opening comb act as

a guide as to how far to open in order to allow punched

sheets to be easily inserted.

Note: If using GBC

ProCombs™ the coloured line on your

comb should align to the coloured arrows on the machine

for faster binding.

Select document size (fig.5)

Adjust the edge guide button to select the paper / cover size

you wish to bind; A4 (297mm x 210mm) or Letter (215mm

x 279mm) When using oversized covers, select the oversize

position, punch the covers for your document and set aside.

Then select either A4 or Letter and proceed.

Load pages into slot (fig.6)

You can punch 2 cover sheets (PVC /240gsm Card only

- other materials x 1 sheet) or up to 25 sheets of paper

(80gsm) at a time.

Using the conventional method: Select the quantity

of sheets to punch and tap the edge of the sheet stack

against the staging area to ensure that all sheets are

aligned. Place the stack to be punched directly into the

punching slot and slide to the left until it comes to rest

against the edge guide. Your sheets will now be perfectly

aligned. Let go of the sheets and grasp the punch handle

with both hands.

Using the gravity fed paper count method for

increased productivity: Pull forward your document (or

a stack of sheets from your document) from its resting

position against the lid. Continue until it meets the wall in

front of the punch slot. Relax your grip on the document

or stack and the first 25 sheets will fall directly into the

punching slot. Return the sheets not engaged in the punch

slot back to a resting position against the lid. Slide the

sheets in the punching slot to the left as far as they will

go. Your sheets will now be perfectly aligned. Let go of the

sheets and grasp the punch handle with both hands.

Punching the document (fig.7)

Punch pages by pulling handle down, then lift the handle

back to the vertical position and remove the punched

sheets. Note: To prevent jams do not attempt to punch

more than two cover sheets at a time. (PVC /240gsm Card

only, other materials x 1 sheet)

Assemble pages onto open comb (fig.8)

Remove the sheets from the punch slot and insert onto the

fingers of the binding comb.

Repeat process as required

Repeat stages 6-8 until your document is fully loaded on

the comb.

Close (fig.9)

Close comb and remove document.

Guarantee

Operation of this machine is guaranteed for 2 years from date of purchase, subject to normal use. Within the guarantee period, ACCO
Brands Europe will at its own discretion either repair or replace the defective machine free of charge. Defects due to misuse or use for
inappropriate purposes are not covered under the guarantee. Proof of date of purchase will be required. Repairs or alterations made by
persons not authorised by ACCO Brands Europe will invalidate the guarantee. It is our aim to ensure that our products perform to the
specifications stated. This guarantee does not affect the legal rights which consumers have under applicable national legislation governing
the sale of goods.
If you experience a technical fault with your product during the warranty period, please contact the relevant

ACCO service centre.

Depending on the diagnostics and the model type, we will either arrange a service call by an engineer or we will ask you to return the
machine to ACCO. If you return the machine, ACCO will, at its discretion, in accordance with law, either (i) repair the machine using either
new or refurbished parts, or (ii) replace the machine with a new or refurbished machine that is equivalent to the machine being replaced.

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