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4.1 Loading Film 

4.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

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It is recommended that loading and unloading film be performed when the laminator is 

cold. 

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Remove safety shield and feed table. 

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If reloading film, remove the old rolls and check the heat shoes and rollers for adhesive 
residue. This can be easily removed from the heat shoes by wiping them with a damp 

cloth. Do not use abrasives as they will damage the Teflon coating on the heat shoe. The 
rollers can be cleaned using the GBC Silicone Roller cleaning kit (GBC p/n 1711515). 

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Change the top and bottom roll at the same time. 

GBC laminating film is labeled near the end of each roll with 'Warning - End of Roll'. 

When this label appears on either the top or bottom roll of film, a new roll of film must 

be installed as soon as the item presently being laminated exits the laminator. 

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Use core adaptors from the previous roll. 

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Laminating film must unwind from the bottom of the roll ( dull side up). 

Shiny side of 

film should be against the heat shoes. 

Gloss·slde· against .. ___. 

Heat Shoes __... 

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Use the alignment guides on the film shaft be certain that the top and bottom rolls are 
aligned properly. 

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Move lower idler bar from home position. 

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Unwind top and bottom film rolls enough to  allow film slack for threading. 

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Thread film from upper supply roll under the idler bar and drape film over heat shoes. 

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Thread film from lower supply roll around the lower idler bar and drape over heat shoes. 

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Reposition the lower idler bar in the "J" channel. 

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Position the feed tray so that the safety latch is engaged. 

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Reinstall the safety shield. 

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Turn the laminator on and select speed "1 ". 

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Slide the threading card (provided with new rolls of GBC film) on the feed table, gently 

pushing the film into the nip area of the  rollers. The threading card should now be 

guiding both rolls of film through the laminator. 

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Push the "off' button when the threading card exits the rear of the laminator. 

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Make sure the top and bottom rolls of film are aligned. Misalignment will cause adhesive 

to contaminate the heat shoes. Adjust alignment if necessary. 

Содержание Docuseal 2700

Страница 1: ...ssemhll No Service Manual PIN 6001112 DQcuseal 2700 115V 1710801 Australia 1710831 Europe 1710811 Swiss 1710841 UK 1710821 Japan 1710851 Docuseal 3100 115V 1710861 Australia 1710891 Europe 1710871 Swi...

Страница 2: ...d to laminate items using 1 5 mil or 3 mil GBC Nap II laminating film The Safety Shut Down feature cuts power to the heaters ifthe laminator is left idle for more than two hours Before using the Docus...

Страница 3: ...INATING SPEED MAXIMUM THICKNESS HEATING SYSTEM DIMENSIONS WEIGHT SAFETY AGENCY APPROVALS 120V 10 60Hz 230V 10 50Hz 120V 11 6 Amps 230V 6 Amps 15 Minutes 27 inches 9 8 ft min 3 mil 75 micron Heat Shoes...

Страница 4: ...atures in excess of300 F Keep hands and fingers away from the path ofthe sharp film cutter blade located at the film exit Do not place the laminator on an unstable cart stand or table An unstable surf...

Страница 5: ...east 30 high to assure comfortable positioning during operation All four rubber feet should be on the supporting surface Connect power cord to an appropriate power source Avoid connecting other equipm...

Страница 6: ...side up Shiny side of film should be against the heat shoes Gloss slde against ___ HeatShoes __ Use the alignment guides on the film shaft be certain that the top and bottom rolls are aligned properl...

Страница 7: ...shed product The film tension is set at the factory and adjustments should not be necessary See section 6 0 Adjustments for film tension adjustment procedure 4 5 Operation Tum the power switch on The...

Страница 8: ...ISPLAY CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC en IWI I IV 1 TO MAIN PCB 111 11V READY VREF Ill DZ HIOH_RMP ONO 1N4141 n SPEED1 IKF IPEED2 SPEEDl IIOTICON 120 I IV IKI T IIEADY POWER Dl ICM IN4141 Ill n awz l IV 1 J Q K E...

Страница 9: ...s oTROUBLESHOOTING 5 2 MAIN CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC I I l l 1 i ii l i I l l i u a 1 t l l ii ii d i i J a il a 11 1 O 2 L h i i i g I I I I N 19 J I i d l n n n I I t I I i i Ii i O Ii i 2 I...

Страница 10: ...STAT NO 2 UPPER HEATER NO 3 LOWER HEATER NO 4 POWER CORD NO 5 CIRCUIT BRAKER NO 6 POWER SWITCH NO 7 MOTOR FOR CIRCUIT BREAKER NO 8 TRANSFORMER GM766O XX NO 9 IHERMOCOUP E NO 1O FRONT PLATE MICRO SWITC...

Страница 11: ...eater Power Cord Circuit Breaker Power Switch Fuse Block s oTROUBLESHOOING NO 13 0 Cl 0 CD D CD CJ I I I gg g Q Il X EH NO 7 0 ITEM 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NO 14 0 0 NO 9 fflC lft G111011 o 0 NO 12 DESCRIP...

Страница 12: ...onnected At the slowest speed the voltage should be 8 7 DC Atthe highest speed there should be 28 volts fl Fig B 14 to 15 volts AC when measured at black blue 14 5 volts AC when measured at wire 1 and...

Страница 13: ...Resistance is 18 to 20 ohms when measured the molex connector Control Panel Board 0 Ohms at the slowest speed and 18 K ohms at the fastest speed when measuring across A and B a 18 K ohms at the Slo e...

Страница 14: ...may or may not be adequate depending upon the intended use of the finished laminate Smooth surfaces such as photographic metallic and plastic are difficult to laminate since no fibers are exposed for...

Страница 15: ...olls and enter the laminator The film tension is provided by two adjustable brake assemblies located on the left side frame The upper and lower brake assemblies restrict or drag the respective supply...

Страница 16: ...Motor Defective Main PCB Defective Transformer Loose connection Infrared heater open Defective Heat sensor Defective TCO Defective Main PCB Left idle for 2 hours SOLUTION Plug into outlet w power Conn...

Страница 17: ...not calibrated properly Main PCB defective Defective LED on control panel Insufficient Heat Defective heat sensor TCO is open Switch on main PCB is in I position SOLUTION Adjust film tension Clean hea...

Страница 18: ...Excessive heat Film tension not adjusted properly Insufficient heat Uneven film tension Media being laminated contains moisture Output cannot exit laminator freely Roller are contaminated with adhesiv...

Страница 19: ...first remove the roller drive gear 6 1 3 Upper Heat Shoe Removal Remove left and right side covers and center shield Disconnect heater wires Remove screws from the ends ofthe heat shoe pivot shaft Li...

Страница 20: ...e film roll until the lever engages the mechanism 2 While holding the lever in place rotate film roll clockwise to increase film tension or counter clockwise to decrease film tension 3 Release the lev...

Страница 21: ...nnect the blue thermostat wire from the PCB 6 Set V OM to measure DC voltage 7 Locate test points on PCB and connect clip on leads from V OM to test points refer to wiring diagram in Section 5 0 8 Loc...

Страница 22: ...by adjusting SV 2 Turn SV 2 clockwise to decrease heat and counter clockwise to increase heat Adjust SV 2 in turn increments then wait 5 10 minutes for the heat to stabilize and check temperature with...

Страница 23: ...ivot upward Loosen the thumb screws on the left and right sides to lower the bottom heat shoe 7 3 Heat Shoes The heat shoes are Teflon coated and can be cleaned with a soft cloth Abrasive cleaners sho...

Страница 24: ...DOC 2700 Parts List GBC IS AN ACCO BRANDS COMPANY...

Страница 25: ...0121 1188 4 604030417 5 604020354 6 601211187 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 0 UPPER HEAT SHOE ASSY DESCRIPTION InfraredHeater Upper Heat Shoe Lever R Upper Heat Shoe Guide Plate R Heat Shoe Upper Heat ShoeLever...

Страница 26: ...Heater Wires 638001913 63800914 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 1 DESCRIPTION 130 C Thermostat Screw Thermostat Bracket Infrared Heater w o wires Heat Shoe Guide Plate RH Lower Screw Heat Shoe Heat Shoe Guide Plat...

Страница 27: ...S O PARTS Figure 8 2...

Страница 28: ...ure 8 2 DESCRIPTION Fuse holder 3 6 amp fuse For Older Machines 120v Transfonner 230v Transfonner DC Gear Motor Motor Mounting Bolt Upper Idler Roller Upper Idler Housing Shoulder Bolt Roller IdlerCen...

Страница 29: ...8 0 PARTS Figure 8 3 I I Is l...

Страница 30: ...22 703010111 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 3 DESCRIPTION Locking Clip Tension Adjust Plate Inside Tension Disc FrictionDisc Film Tension Spring Main PCB Roll Pin Film Tension Bolt Outside Tension Disc Power Swit...

Страница 31: ...5 7 701090845 8 704090414 9 601310508 10 61301 1310 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 4 DESCRIPTION Blade Rail Roller Bushing Rear Roller Centered Pin Rear Roller Hex Head Bolt Shoe Hinge Pin Roll Pin Microswitch Mi...

Страница 32: ...S O PARTS Figure 8 5...

Страница 33: ...13 61301 1317 14 604034874 15 601230454 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 5 DESCRIPTION Film Screen Guide RollerTensionNut Roller Tension Lever L Roller Tension Lever R Roller Tension Bolt Roller Tension Spring Sid...

Страница 34: ...8 0 PARTS Figure 8 6 PIN 638001907 Ribbon Cable From Display P C B To Main P C B...

Страница 35: ...11 7 701070156 8 706011024 9 604020353 10 80210241 1 1 1 703021001 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 6 DESCRIPTION Tension Lever R Set Screw 20 T Chain Gear 12 T Chain Gear Chain Talce Up Shoulder Bolt Chain Control...

Страница 36: ...NO l 2 3 4 PART NO 613030527 604037021 613030211 802026712 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 7 DESCRIPTION Core Adaptor Bolt l Core Adaptor Film Shaft Side Cover Sticker COVER SCREWS 8 SHEET METAL FLAT HEAD QTY 4 4...

Страница 37: ...ITEM PART NO NO 1 604022032 2 604022031 0 3 701 108131 4 613030613 5 604036017 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 8 DESCRIPTION Paper Guide Knob Paper Guide Paper Guide Bolt Feed Table Latch Feed Table QTY 2 1 2 1 1...

Страница 38: ...ITEM PART NO NO 1 7011 10101 2 604022034 3 613050221 4 701104803 5 701090159 6 604022033 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 9 DESCRIPTION Nut Slitting Lever Slitter Blade Screw Spring Slitter Housing QTY 2 1 1 2 1 1...

Страница 39: ...ITEM PART NO NO 1 8010425 2 801010722 Not 1722300 Shown 8 0 PARTS Figure 8 10 DESCRIPTION End Cap Carton Docuseal 2700 Instruction Video QTY 2 1...

Страница 40: ...21 9 0 RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS DESCRIPTION Infrared Heater Ass y Heat Shoe SensorAss y 3 6 Amp Flise 120v Transformer 230v Transformer DC Gear Motor Front Roller Friction Disc Circuit Breaker 12 amp 1...

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