Olympia PS 36, Operating Instructions Manual

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8. Maintenance and service
Attention! Maintenance work may only be completed when the power plug has been
disconnected from the power socket!
8.1 Emptying the Waste Bin
1. Disconnect the power plug from the power socket.
2. Remove the shredder attachment from the waste bin.
3.
Entleeren Sie den Inhalt des Auffangbeghälters an geeigneter Stelle.
4. Replace the shredder attachment back on the waste bin.
Note! It is recommended not to allow the waste bin to fill up against the cutting
mechanism. This prevents the shredded paper congesting and jamming in the cutting
mechanism. Empty the waste bin regularly.
8.2 Oiling the Cutting Mechanism
To ensure a long service life for your paper shredder, we recommend clearing any
residue from the cutting mechanism regularly and applying a little special oil for paper
shredders on the cutting tool. You can obtain the special CFC-free oil from your supplier
or directly from our service centre in Hattingen. This helps lengthen the service life of the
device.
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Each time the waste bin is emptied, apply several lines of the special oil in a lateral
direction on a suitable sheet of paper and feed this sheet through the shredder by
setting the sliding switch to
Auto
.
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As an alternative, we offer lubricant sheets. The oil, which is on a vegetable basis,
is impregnated in the paper and only escapes during the shredding process. This
ensures simple, clean use. Simply insert the lubricant sheet in the paper shredder
infeed, shred it and then switch the device to reverse running for approx. 10 seconds.
The shredder is then ready for operation again. There are 12 lubricant sheets en-
closed in one envelope and they can be obtained under Article Number 9130 from
retailers or our Service department.
Attention! It is forbidden to use oil spray from aerosol cans containing CFC!
8.3 Cleaning the Device
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Clean the outside of the device with a slightly damp cloth.
Note! Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents. Never use any chemicals (e.g. clean-
ing solvent, alcohol) to clean the housing