GBC ShredMaster 2240S Manual De Instrucciones página 5

20201-GBC5117 2240s-2260x EU20
Shredder Control Panel
Auto
This means you should be careful because long hair can become
entangled in the cutting head. This could hurt you.
This means don't reach into the feed opening of the cutting head.
This could hurt you.
This means be careful of ties and other loose clothing which could
become entangled in the cutting head. This could hurt you.
This means you should be careful of loose jewellery which could
become entangled in the cutting head. This could hurt you.
This means do not allow children to use the shredder.
Installation
To insure proper installation and avoid injury, GBC recommends that
two people set up this unit.
To protect against damage, your shredder has been packaged
unassembled in two parts, shredder head (fig. 1) and cabinet (fig.1).
Open the cabinet door, lift the shredder head by the outside edges and
place onto the cabinet (fig. 1).
Remove the wire bag rim from the cabinet . Place one of the shred
bags onto the rim. Slide the rim with bag back into the cabinet. Close
the cabinet door (fig. 2).
CAUTION: Connect power cord to an appropriate power
source. When the shredder is properly set up with the cabinet
door fully closed, the light indicator (fig. 3, C) will turn off.
Your shredder is now ready for use!
Operation
Connect power cord to an appropriate power source. Press the rocker
switch (A) to the "I" position. When the shredder is properly set up
with the cabinet door fully closed, the Power on light (B) will illuminate.
You can shred now!
Materials you can shred
Your shredder will handle most any type of office paper documents.
You can safely shred documents containing staples, however, other
metal items may damage the shredder.
Guarantee
Operation of this machine is guaranteed for 2 years for the machine and 5
years for the cutting head, from date of purchase, subject to normal use.
Within the guarantee period, GBC will at its own discretion either repair or
replace the defective machine free of charge. Defects due to misuse or
use for inappropriate purposes are not covered under the guarantee. Proof
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On/Auto
To shred, simply insert paper into the throat of the unit. Once your
document has activated the trigger switch, the unit will start and then
will stop once your document is shredded.
CD Shredding (2260X)
To shred a CD, move the switch to the right to the CD icon and insert
a single CD into the smallest feeding throat. Do not feed CDs into the
larger throat. When shredding completed, the shredder will
automatically stop.
Overload
If too much paper is inserted into the throat of the unit, the shredder
will sense an overload and the overload light (E) will illuminate. The
shredder will switch to reverse mode automatically to clear the paper
throat area. Separate your pages into smaller sets switch your unit
back into the Power on position and shred.
Bin Full
In order to prevent shreds from backing up into the cutters and
jamming your shredder, this unit features an automatic bin full shutoff.
Once the shred bin is full the unit will shut off automatically and
indicator (fig.3, C) will illuminate. You can now either compact the
shreds and continue shredding, or empty the shred bag in the bin.
Door Ajar
Your shredder is equipped with a safety interlock which will not allow
the unit to operate if the cabinet door is open. The indicator (fig.3, D)
will illuminate if your cabinet door is not fully closed.
Service
Do not attempt to service or repair the unit yourself. If your shredder is
under warranty return it to the point of purchase for replacement or
repair. If your shredder is no longer under the point of purchase return
period and requires replacement or repair, please contact your supplier
for further assistance.
required. Repairs or alterations made by persons not authorised by GBC
will invalidate the guarantee. It is our aim to ensure that our products
perform to the specifications stated. This guarantee does not affect the
legal rights which consumers have under applicable national legislation
governing the sale of goods.
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