Cleaning And Maintenance - HSM Classic 386.2 Instrucciones De Servicio

For all other malfunctions, before calling
customer service please check
– if the motor was overloaded
Let the shredder cool down for approx.
15 – 20 mins. before using it again.
– if the light barrier is soiled with paper
dust.
Clean the light barrier in the paper feed
using a dry brush or cloth.

8 Cleaning and maintenance

WARNING
Dangerous mains voltage!
Switch off the shredder and pull
out the mains plug.
When cleaning only use a soft cloth and a
mild soap-water solution. However, no water
must enter the equipment.
Check that the door switch is working
properly:
WARNING
If the following procedure cannot
be performed, switch off the docu-
ment shredder, disconnect the
mains plug and contact customer service.
• Insert the mains plug and switch on the
shredder.
• Feed in a sheet of paper and open the
front door while the paper is being drawn
in.
The cutting unit must turn off immediately
and the "door open" indicator must light
up.
• Close the door.
The cutting unit must not yet restart.
• Pull the paper out of the feed opening.
The light barrier must be clear.
• Switch off the machine and then switch
back on.
The cutting unit starts when paper is fed
in.
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container (Cross cut only):
• Spray special cutting apparatus oil
• Run cutting system backwards ( ) with-
gerous to your health and the environment.
Never dispose of old devices in the house-
hold waste. Observe the current applicable
regulations and use the collection points for
returning and recycling electric and elec-
tronic devices. Dispose of all the packaging
materials also in an environmentally-respon-
sible way.
Classic 386.2
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Oil the cutting unit when
cutting performance de-
creases or the device
becomes noisy, or every
time you empty the waste
through the paper feed opening along the
entire width on to the cutting rollers.
out feeding paper.
Paper dust and particles are shaken off.
9 Disposal / Recycling
Electrical and electronic old de-
vices contain a variety of valuable
materials, but also hazardous
substances which were required
for function and safety. Incorrect
disposal or handling can be dan-
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