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Emptying the waste collector

The waste collector 

has a capacity 

of 17 Liters. 
• Remove the plug from the wall socket.
• Empty the waste collector 

 

at regular

intervals. At the latest when the 
viewing window 

 

of the waste 

collector 

 

is blocked by shredded

material.

• Remove paper waste from the waste

collector 

before you start to shred

CD’s or credit cards. 

• Dispose of the waste material in an

environmentally responsible manner.

Notice regarding overheating of the 
appliance:

The appliance will switch off automati-
cally if it overheats. 
• In these cases, remove the power plug

from the socket.

• Empty the waste collector if the

shredded material accumulated to
block the viewing window

• Permit the appliance to cool down. 
• Replace the power plug into the socket.
• Switch the appliance on, in that 

you push the switch 

into the 

position

(ON/AUTO).

Technical Data

Mains voltage:

220-240V ~ 50Hz

Rated current:

1,45 A

Protection class:

II 

Continuous 
operating time:

3 Minutes

Shredding method: Crosscut,

4x23mm particles

Working width:

225 mm

Collection bin:

17 Litres

Depth of slot complies with DIN EN 294

Cleaning

Danger! Always remove the power
plug before cleaning the appliance.

• Empty the waste collector 

 

regularly.

At the latest when the viewing win-
dow 

 

of the waste collector 

 

is

blocked by shredded material.

• Clean the cutting head 

 

and the 

waste collector 

 

with a lightly moi-

stened cloth and, if appropriate, with
a mild detergent.

• Remove any residual materials in the

cutter openings 

 

 

with a suitable

object. Always make sure that the ap-
pliance is unplugged prior to cleaning!

Warning! The cutters in the appliance
are very sharp!

Disposal

Do not dispose of the appliance
in your normal domestic waste.

Dispose of the appliance through a regi-
stered specialist disposal firm or through
your community waste disposal depart-
ment. Observe the currently applicable
regulations. In case of doubt, contact
your local waste disposal facility.

Warranty and Service

The warranty conditions and the service
address can be found on the warranty slip.

Kompernaß GmbH
Burgstrasse 21 
D-44867 Bochum
www.kompernass.com

Lervia

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Page 5: ...he waste collector before moving the unit To avoid life threatening electric shocks Never operate the Shredder with a damaged power cable or plug Should the appliance not operate correctly or become damaged arrange for it to be examined and repaired by customer service as soon as possible Do not expose the appliance to the rain and never use it in a humid or wet environment Ensure that the electri...

Page 6: ...ctor so that the power cable is located at the rear of the appliance Connect the paper shredder to a wall socket Operation Switching the appliance on Place the switch in the position ON AUTO for shredding Inserting paper Feed paper into the cutter opening in panel format from above The motor starts automatically and also switches off automatically if no further paper is inserted You can shred up t...

Page 7: ...Crosscut 4x23mm particles Working width 225 mm Collection bin 17 Litres Depth of slot complies with DIN EN 294 Cleaning Danger Always remove the power plug before cleaning the appliance Empty the waste collector regularly At the latest when the viewing win dow of the waste collector is blocked by shredded material Clean the cutting head and the waste collector with a lightly moi stened cloth and i...

Page 8: ...appliance is over heated and that the automatic safety cut out has activated itself Remove the plug from the wall socket Allow the appliance to cool down Replace the power plug into the socket Switch the appliance on in that you push the switch into the position ON AUTO If the appliance doesn t allow itself to be switched on Check that the plug is correctly connected to a wall socket Try out a dif...

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