HSM SECURIO B 34 Instrucciones De Servicio página 13

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Slide the stack of paper into the control
slot. After a short time lag, the display
lights up next to the slot:
in green: The stack of paper can be
shredded.
in yellow: The amount of paper is within
the machine's upper capacity
range. Reduce the number of
sheets in order not to damage
the machine and prevent a pa-
per jam.
in red: The number of sheets exceeds
the maximum cutting capacity of
the machine. Prevent the cut-
ting unit from blocking by reduc-
ing the amount of paper.
Note: The measuring of the paper thick-
ness is regularly calibrated. Recalibration
starts when the door is opened or closed,
or every 400 s. The LEDs are lit for a
short time. The function is available again
after 15 seconds.
Remove the stack of paper.
• Feed the paper to the middle of the paper
slot. The light barrier starts the cutting
unit automatically. Therefore, with thin
paper strips, make sure the light barrier
detects them.
 Two seconds after the light barrier in the
paper feed opening is free again, the cut-
ting unit is switched off automatically and
the shredder switches to standby.
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Note:
You can fold the safety
element upwards to
shred larger quantities
of paper. This makes
it easier to access the
feed opening.
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Shredding CDs
(only in cut size: 5.8 mm, 3.9 mm, 4.5x30 mm)
Please consider the environment and dis-
pose of different materials separately.
Shredding credit cards
(only in cut size: 5.8 mm, 3.9 mm, 4.5x30 mm,
1.9x15 mm)
Feed the cards through the CD slot
when the cut size is 5.8 mm, 3.9 mm and
4.5x30 mm. For machines with a cutting
width of 1.9x15 mm, use the paper feed.
Switching off the shredder
• Press the operation button.
 The "Ready for operation" indicator goes
out.
• Set mains switch at rear of paper shred-
der to „0".
• Only feed the material
into the insertion slot
of the safety element
(splinter protection).
Note:
To completely separate
the materials shredded,
you can insert the CD
bag supplied.
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