Pitney Bowes SHG7, Руководство оператора

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Operator Guide
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SV62931 Rev. C
SHG7 Cross-Cut Shredder | 17
Malfunctions
Material Jam in the Machine
If a jam is caused by too much material being fed in the following happens:
• The cutters jam, then run in reverse for a short time (material is released) and stop. The motor
switches off. The control display (6) comes on.
Proceed as follows:
• Remove the paper that has been fed back.
• The cutters now run forwards automatically and shred the remaining paper in the cutters.
During the forward run, the forward button (2) LED display comes on. The control display
(6) goes out.
• Continue shredding with less paper.
Light Barrier Covered When Door Opened
Should there still be material in the feed slot when the door is opened, the motor switches off and the
cutters stop. The control display (6) comes on.
Close the door and acknowledge the status by pressing the forward button (2) briefly. The existing
material is fed to the cutters and shredded.
Light Barrier Covered When Machine Turned On
Should there still be material in the feed slot when the machine is switched on the control display
(6) comes on.
Remove the material and acknowledge the status by pressing the
forward button (2) briefly.
Motor Protection
Should the motor be overloaded it switches off. The control display (9) comes on.
The machine can be started again after a cooling down period of about 15 – 20 minutes (depending
on the model and the room temperature).
Electrical Fault
If the control display (9) flashes together with the function button (1) LED display or only the
control display (8) flashes there is an electrical fault. The machine cannot be started.
Contact Pitney Bowes Service.
Fault Check List
Should the machine not work, check the following points:
• is the plug connected to the power supply?
• is the door closed?
• is the receptacle full? Follow the instructions under “Emptying the Receptacle” on page 14.
• Is there a material jam in the machine? Refer to “Material Jam” on page 18.
• Is the
motor
overloaded? Refer to “Motor Overload” on page 18.
If none of these test points apply, please contact Pitney Bowes Service.