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THERMAL BINDER
GB
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES
Danger of injury! Never insert fin-
gers into opening!
Repairs should only be carried out
by a qualified specialist.
To ensure safety, only original
Martin Yale spare parts should be
used.
Always unplug the machine from
the mains power supply before
opening the machine!
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Mount the machine in a stable po-
sition for use (on a level surface).
Always ensure the machine is
mounted out of the reach of chil-
dren.
If the cutter is to be used by chil-
dren in certain circumstances, they
must be supervised by a responsible
adult.
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ATTENTIONS
FUNCTIONAL ELEMENTS
Legend
1 Power light (Red)
2 Power switch
3 Working light (Green)
4 In-throat
5 Cooling rack
OPERATING GUIDE
Note:
The document should be in good
order to avoid bad binding result.
Note:
If you put the papers into the ma-
chine when the green working light
is off, the machine will be buzzing
and stop heating, until the docu-
ments have been taken out.
The machine will be power off au-
tomatically after 5 minutes stand
by.
Before using, please choose the proper thermal
cover according to the thickness of the docu-
ments referring to following table:
Note:
Place the machine on a steady and
even place before using!
1. Connect the correct electric power, turn on
the power switch, the red power light is on.
2. Put the papers into thermal cover for prepara-
tion.
The machine is heating while the red power
light is on.
After the green working light is on and the
machine buzzes, it indicates that the temper-
ature and the machine is ready for binding.
Size of thermal
cover (mm)
Binding capacity
(80 g)
The Thermal Binder is using for binding through
heating the gum of the thermal cover to stick to-
gether documents to bind.
The socket-outlet shall be installed near the
equipment and shall be easily accessible.
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