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CP3
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0S2-I OPERA
TING INSTRUCTIONS
Important Operating Instructions
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This machine is suitable for processing paper materials exceeding
60gsm and corrugated cardboard up to 12mm thick.
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Use of unsuitable materials may result in operator injury, damage to
the machine and accelerated wear or damage of the cutting blades.
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If processing waste packaging material, always ensure that no hard
objects are concealed in folds or carton flaps.
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If processing cartons containing staples, where possible feed the
cartons through the machine so that the stapled areas fall outside
the feed path and discard these sections.
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Individual staples cannot cause damage to the cutting mechanism,
but risk damage to packaged contents or injury if left in packaging
material
Safety
Operating Instructions should be readily available and must be complied with at all times.
Care must be taken to prevent long hair, loose clothing and jewellery from becoming
caught in the mechanism.
Defects and malfunctions which endanger the safety of the employees must be repaired
repaired and the machine must be put out of operation until these hazards have been
eliminated.
Maintenance and service
The machine must be thoroughly checked at least once a year by an authorised person.
All safety features must be checked every 2-3 months to confirm they have not been
removed or disabled and to identify signs of wear or malfunction.
The cutting mechanism must be regularly checked and kept clean (see instructions on
page 3 of this manual).
The cutting rollers must be lubricated periodically, by spraying light oil such as WD40 onto
them through the feed inlet whilst the machine is running.
Operation
Insert plug into power socket. Turn rotary knob at the front (5) to the right; when the green light
shows (3) the machine is operational. Press the green button (6) to commence operation.
Feed cardboard material into the feed aperture (1) until the mechanism grips it. Large pieces of
cardboard may require additional support, but hands must be kept well clear of the feed aperture
at all times.
To turn the machine off under normal operating conditions, switch the rotary knob (5) to
the middle position. In an emergency, press the emergency stop button(7). To resume
operation, the emergency stop button must be rotated anti-clockwise to release it.
If the thickness of cardboard fed into the machine is too thick and it jams, switch the rotary knob
(5) to the middle position to stop the machine, then to the red postion to reverse the feed and
remove the cardboard from the machine.
If the machine overheats, the thermal overload switch (4) will activate and automatically stop
the machine. If this occurs, pause the machine for a few minutes then depress the thermal
overload switch and resume operation.
Padding flap
The flap attached at the rear of the machine converts the processed cardboard into
high-bulk void fill.
If protective matting is required, disconnect the two springs situated either side of the flap (2).
Caution
– ensure that processed cardboard can freely exit the outlet channel at all times.