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ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE & SPEED
1. User should set up the temperature for upper and lower rollers separately. Turn on the power switch and
press the “U” key, then the digital screen display will show the previous temperature setting of upper
roller. Press the “TEMP/SET” “
︿
” or “
﹀
” arrow keys to adjust the temperature to the recommended
setting based on the thickness of film being used. Similarly do the same way to set up the temperature
of bottom roller by pressing the “L” key. Said recommendations are found in front of the machine’s
right side panel. The digital screen display will beep showing the set temperature for about 3 seconds
before showing the actual machine temperature.
NOTE:
To check the current temperature or temperature setting of upper or lower roller, please press
the “U” or “L” key.
2. Once the temperature is set, press the “HOT” key to start the heating process and the heater light will
turn on. Once the set temperature is achieved and the roller temperature is stabilized, the machine will
start beeping and the ready light will turn on. Once the ready light stays on, you can set the
recommended speed.
3. Press the “MOTOR” “
︿
” or “
﹀
” arrow keys to set the motor speed. The following table gives some
common temperature/speed setting for typical uses. Wait another 10 ~12 minutes before starting the
lamination job.
Film Thickness
Temperature
Speed
1.5 Mil (38 Micron) 105°C (221°F) 3
3 Mil (75 Micron)
110°C (230°F) 2
5 Mil (125Micron) 125°C (257°F) 2
10 Mil (250Micron)
? °C (? °F)
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LAMINATING PROCEDURES
1. Release the handle from the locked position and insert the handle pin into the “MIN.” notch to
engage the rollers.
Push the motor Run/Stop switch to RUN position and wait till the film is
wrinkle-free before feeding materials to laminate.
2. To put the lamination temporarily on hold without turning off the machine, the user can
turn the
motor control switch to STOP position. This will cause the motor to stop running and the film will
stop feeding.
3. To resume the lamination job, tur
n the switch to the RUN position again.