Kompernass LERVIA KH 230, Operating Instructions Manual

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Operating instructions
Your new Lervia laminating device can be used for hot and cold laminating of plastic lm for
protection of pictures, cards, documents, etc.
The laminating device is suitable for lm pouch sizes of up to format DIN A4.
Technical data
• Power supply AC 230 V ~ 50 Hz
• Power 200 W
• Dimensions L x W x H 336 x 146 x 75 mm
• Net weight 1,56 kg
• Max. laminating width 230 mm
• Max. laminating thickness 1,0 mm
• Laminating speed 0,3 m/Minute
• Roller temperature 120° C
Safety information
Setting up the laminating device:
• The machine should not be set up in a damp area or in the vicinity of an air conditioning
outlet in order to prevent the occurrence of surface leakages.
• Ensure that the laminating device is set up upon a level, rigid and non-slip surface. There
must be sufcient space behind the device to allow laminated lms to exit. Therefore it is
important to ensure sufcient space between the rear-side of the device and any walls,
objects, etc..
• Never cover the laminating device and do not store any objects on it.
• The laminating device may only be connected to (230 V ~ 50 Hz) power sources. Multi-plug
systems may not be used.
• Please do not use extension cables.
Caution: The surface of the laminating device can get very hot during operation. Therefore the
surface of the device should not be touched when in operation – danger of burning!
Prior to laminating
1. Film pouches
1.1. Ensure that there is sufcient room between the edges of the lm pouch and the edges
of the material being laminated (3-5 mm). Always select a suitable lm pouch size for the
material being laminated.
1.2. We recommend using only standard quality lm pouches (as supplied with the
device), due to the very real danger of creasing when using sub-standard lm quality.
1.3. Please note that a lm pouch can only be used once.
1.4. The maximum lm pouch width is 230 mm.
2. Non-suitable laminating material
The following materials should not be laminated in order to prevent lm creasing and to reduce
the danger of accidents and damage to a minimum:
2.1. Inammable or materials that can melt (e.g. photographs etc.; these must be cold-lami-
nated)