Remedying a paper jam
If too much paper is fed into the cutting unit, a paper jam occurs. Proceed as follows:
- Push the the REV switch.
- The cutting unit runs backwards and pushes the excess paper back.
- Reduce the paper quantity and release switch REV. The cutting unit runs
forward again and the paper still in the cutting unit is shredded.
If the backwards and forwards movement does not remedy the paper jam, pull out the
mains plug and remove the remaining paper manually from the cutting unit.
Notes on care and maintenance
Caution: maintenance work may only be performed when the mains plug is pulled
out. For you to be able to continue using your paper shredder for as long as possible,
clear residual paper from the cutting unit at regular intervals and apply special oil for
paper shredders to the cutting unit. This special oil is available from specialist dealers.
This will extend the service life of the device.
Motor protection
The motor switches off automatically in the event of overloading.
Lamp "Overheat"
shines.
Pull out the mains plug from the socket and allow the motor to cool down to
room temperature. Plug the mains cable back in and then continue operation.
Paper supply
- Switch the device on with switch ON.
- Feed the paper/CD/DVD/credit-card to the cutting unit through the infeed slot.
- The device runs forwards and draws the paper/CD/DVD/credit-card in.
- The device switches off automatically after the shredding cycle. The motor carries on
running for another 2-3 seconds to remove the remaining paper from the cutting unit.
Caution: the sheet capacity given in the technical data may not be
exceeded as otherwise a paper jam will occur. Remember that the thickness of the
paper increases when it is folded and the recommended sheet capacity may be excee-
ded in this way. Reduce the quantity of paper fed if it is coarse fibre paper. It is recom-
mended
not to fill the paper collection basket up to the cutting unit
. This prevents cut
material becoming jammed in the cutting unit. Empty the paper collection basket at re-
gular intervals.
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