GBC 62fm - Manual (Page 17)

5-5
Operating Instructions
62FM L
AMINATOR
Safety Shield Interlock Latch
Used to lock the safety shield into position and
activate an interlock switch. The interlock latch is
located on the left side of the safety shield. When
pushed to the full left, the safety shield is locked.
When pushed to the full right, the safety shield is
unlocked.
F
EED
T
ABLE
The feed table is used to position items for
lamination. The laminator will operate only when the
feed table and feed table latch are properly installed.
The laminator will operate in the continuous
mode only when the feed table is located in the
fully locked position. The foot switch operates the
rollers at 3 fpm (0.9 mpm). The table is removed only
when you load films or clear jams.
H
EAT
R
OLLERS
Silicone rubber coated steel tubes heat the
laminating film and press the heated film to the items
being laminated. Heat is provided by an internal
heating element. The heat rollers are motor driven for
ease of loading new film.
F
ILM
S
HAFT
The film shaft holds the film supply on the machine.
To remove the film shaft, lift up on the round end of
the unwind/ rewind shaft then pull the hex end of the
shaft out and away from the laminator.
L
OWER
S
HAFT
C
RADLE
(Not shown.) Supports the left side of the lower
shafts. To remove a shaft, lift the bearing end up and
out of the cradle and then pull the other end of the
shaft out.
T
ENSION
A
DJUSTMENT
K
NOBS
(Three): Used to apply resistance to the film shaft.
To increase film shaft tension, turn the film shaft
tension knob clockwise. Counter clockwise will
decrease film shaft tension.
Fig. 5-5. Two of the Tension Adjustment Knobs.
R
EWIND
S
HAFT
The rewind shaft holds the rewind tube on the
machine.
R
EWIND
T
UBE
The two rewind tubes located at the front of the
machine are used to rewind release liners. The one
located at the rear of the machine is used to rewind
the finished product.
R
EWIND
A
DAPTORS
(Not shown.) Hold and lock the rewind tube on the
rewind shafts to prevent side to side shifting.
Fig. 5-6. Inside the 62FM, Viewed From the Front.
Tension
adjustment knobs
Heat roller
Chill idler
Cooling fan
Idler bar
Pull roller