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OPERATION
Control Switch
Using the switch located on the unit, select one of the following settings by sliding the switch either left
or right.
(FIGURE 2)
I
AUTO / ON:
This setting allows the shredder to be automatically started by insert-
ing paper into the feed slot. Always feed the paper in as straight
as possible. When the paper has passed through, the shredder will
automatically stop.
READY:
The green LED light indicates the shredder in “On” and
ready for use.
O
OFF:
This setting turns off all features of the shredder. For safety reasons,
we recommend that you leave the shredder in the “Off” position
whenever the shredder is unattended or not in use.
R
REV (REVERSE):
In the unlikely event of a paper jam, the reverse setting can be used
to help clear the cutters of paper that did not pass through. Never
attempt to clear a jam by using the reverse function until you have
emptied the wastebasket.
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INSTALLATION
Paper Shredder
Operating Instructions
Installation
Operation
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Service Center
Limited Warranty
* ONE FOLDED SHEET OF PAPER EQUATES TO 2 SHEETS OF PAPER
Heavier paper, humidity or other than rated voltage may reduce shredding capacity.
Sheet Capacity
Paper Shred Size
Paper Entry Width
Credit Card Capacity
Duty Cycle
Voltage
8 Sheets of 20 lb. bond paper*
0.22 in. x 1.85 in. pieces
5.6 mm x 47 mm pieces
8.7 in / 220 mm
1 at a time
2 min. on / 30 min. off
120V~60Hz / 2.2 A
1. Make sure the basket door is securely closed shut. This shredder features a safety power cut off and
will not operate if door is open. Shredders with pull-out wastebaskets feature a safety power cut off
upon bin removal. The supplied wastebasket activates this switch, which allows the shredder to be
operable. (FIGURE 1)
2. A socket-outlet should be near the equipment and be easily accessible.
3. Connect the power cord to any standard 120 volt AC outlet.
Crosscut shredders have very sharp exposed blades on the underside.
Use care when mounting the shredder on the wastebasket.
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
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Caution:
