Set the speed at minimum speed, press the LOAD button, the roller will run,
cleans the roller. After cleaning, position the feed table and slide on the
safety shield.
CAUTION:
If the film gets wrapped around the roller, set the RUN/STOP
switch to STOP immediately, set the HOT / COLD switch to COLD.
WARNING:
Do not use any cleaning solution to clean the roller, because
some solutions may burn on the hot roller. After the roller cool down, cut
the film on the top and bottom, just in front of the stabilizer bars. Reverse
the roller at a very low speed and allow the machine to back out the film that
is wrapped around the rolls, pull the film off the roller. Clean the adhesive
on the roller.
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Please read this section before you have a problem
PROBLEM:
No power is getting to the machine.
SOLUTION:
Make sure there is power at the electrical outlet being used, and
make sure both ends of the power cord are firmly engaged.
The laminator equipped with three fuses (one is located next to the power switch,
the other two are located under the bottom of laminator). Please check these
fuses.
PROBLEM:
Wrinkling of the film around the material being laminated.
SOLUTION:
This is normal and inevitable on any laminator, especially with
thicker material. These wrinkles will be trimmed away with the scrap, so they do
not affect appearance. Because the rollers are being held apart by the paper, they
cannot pull equally on the plastic around the paper. This creates wrinkles that
tend to look like the bow waves of a boat, radiating out through the clear part of
the web from the sheet of material.
PROBLEM:
When two pieces of material are laminated side by side, the plastic
adhesive to one piece but not the other.
SOLUTION:
To get maximum efficiency from the film rolls, you can feed
several items into the laminator side by side. However, wrinkling can occur if
these items are of unequal thickness, because the laminating rollers are lifted off
the thinner items by the thicker items. When laminating items side by side, it is
important to arrange them so that the thickness is the same.
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