User’s guide Coverator
User’s guide Coverator
20.12.2012
KCH
OPUS Sp. z o.o. ● ul. Toruńska 8 ● 44 – 122 Gliwice ●
www.opus.pl
20.12.2012
KCH
OPUS Sp. z o.o. ● ul. Toruńska 8 ● 44 – 122 Gliwice ●
www.opus.pl
4. L
AMINATION OF
O•
POUCH COVER
Slowly insert the O•pouch cover at the front with the closed edge first and the
printout face up.
The cover will move through the unit and exit at the back laminated.
When a paper carrier is not used or the pouchcover slips out of the carrier
when laminating or a carrier is not being used, there is a big risk of soiling the
rollers. SEE CLEANING SECTION PAGE 6
When the laminated cover comes out bent in either direction, there are plates
inside the equipment, which you can adjust with the lever on the front of the
machine. Moving it left or right will make the cover come out flat.
1. Cover bent downwards, move the lever to the right a little at a time to get
the cover flat.
2. Cover bent upwards, move the lever to the left a little at a time to get the
cover flat.
We recommend that you make a test first to check that the cover is flat and
make any adjustment at this time.
It may be possible to straighten a bent cover by putting it through once more,
remembering to use a paper carrier.
If your cover has dirty marks after lamination, you can clean it with a cloth
covered with a cleaning agent suitable for Pouch covers.
For example NOVOGUM, a product made by FujiFILM.
5. L
AMINATING
POBC
COVERS USING THE
C
OVERATOR
.
To laminate the POBC pouches you must use a laminating envelope/carrier
larger than the pouch, e.g. a thin card each side so there is no damage to the
pouch.
When laminating the pouch to the card you must protect the rollers from
excess glue coming out, put a larger sheet of paper over the cover.
If the POBC pouch comes out of the carrier during laminating it could leave
marks on the roller or if you do not use a carrier. You must clean the rollers.
Take a normal hardcover and cover it with clean white paper. Use A3 or USA
ledger size. You can put it through the rollers as many times as it takes to
clean the rollers, changing the paper each time.
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6. C
LEANING
Note!
Before cleaning the equipment, remove the mains plug from the socket.
To clean the outer cover of the laminator use a gentle domestic detergent or a
wet cloth.
Do not put the equipment into water.
Do not use or wipe the unit with petrol, alcohol or solvents, they can cause
permanent damage to the outer cover and equipment.
If the cover comes out after laminating with dirty marks on it. This means that
the rollers are dirty (glue) it is necessary to clean the rollers.
Take a normal hardcover and cover it with clean white paper. Using A3 or USA
ledger put it through the rollers as many times as it takes to clean the rollers
changing the paper each time.
If a pouch cover gets entangled and you cannot remove it or the laminator
does not operate correctly, contact the dealer or the service team.
7. C
HANGING THE TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER SETTING
:
Because of environment changes. (e.g. temperature, humidity, mains power
fluctuation). It may be necessary to raise or lower the temperature on the hot
rollers.
This can be done by putting the Coverator into the maintenance mode, to do
this follow the instruction below:
1. Switch the power off.
2. Stand the Coverator on to its back.
3. Take a very thin insulated screwdriver and put it in the small hole marked
Service DOWN, press in gently the micro button inside, you will hear a little
click.
4. Holding the button pressed in, switch power on, when you hear a long bleep
sound release the button.
(short bleep sound means you are not in the service mode, repeat 1 and 3)
5. Now you can increase or decrease the temperature.
6. Each press of the Service-Up or Service-Down button (see diagram opposite)
will increase or decrease the temperature by one degree/unit, (
1°C / 34°F)
then wait for the double bleep after 5 seconds to activate the new setting on
the rollers. (You can press it 5 times and then wait for the double bleep.)
7. Switch the power off to exit the maintenance mode.
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