SYMPTOM
CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLLUTION
Equipment will not
turn on.
1. Power not plugged in.n.
2. Power switch is “off”.
3. Fuse gone.
4. Blown main power fuse gone.
1.Plug the power cord into ap-
propriate socket.
2. Switch on the power
3. Reset the fuse.
4. Replace the fuse.
There is power, but
the rollers are not
running after the hot
button is pressed:
1. Emergency switch is engaged.
1. Disengage the emergency
switch.
2. Safety cover is not closed.
2. Close the safety cover to
active the safety switch.
3. Guide table is not installed
correctly.
3. Properly install the paper
guide so that the micro switch
is activated.
4. Blown motor fuse.
4.Replace the motor fuse.
The unit is not
heating up.
1. The machine is in “COLD” mode.
1. Switch to “HOT” mode.
2. Set temperature is lower than
the room temperature.
2. Rasie the temperature
according to the recommended
film temperature.
Curled lamination.
a. Upward curl.
a. Loosen the top roll film
tension.
b. Downward curl.
b. Loosend the bottom roll film
tension.
Unclear lamination.
a. The main roller temperatures
are too low and lamination speed
is too fast.
a. Raise the roller
temperatures and lower the
lamination speed.
10 MAINTENANCE
Open the rollers with the tension handle when not laminate for a long time. This will prevent
the device from overheating. Remember to turn off after use. Working with one roll of laminating
film or when the top and bottom rollers are not in the right position can leave the adhesive on
the rollers which will affect the next lamination. Adjust the film tension appropriately using the
tensioning handle. If the tension is too strong, the film may stretch.
While laminating a bit of adhesion may come out on to the rollers, it should be removed
regularly.
• Do not clean the rollers when moving.
• Use only soft cleaning cloths and purer alcohol or methylated spirit. DO NOT use petroleum
based products.
• Do not leave the rollers under pressure when not working, put in standby mode for longer life.
• Alway keep the rollers clean for best results.
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