User manual FELLOWES C14 MANUAL-2005

[. . . ] The shredder will not operate if drawer is not pushed all the way into cabinet. · Plug power cord into a convenient outlet. Sheet capacity* CD capacity Paper shred size Maximum paper width Recommended daily capacity Maximum running time Automatic cool-down period Voltage Confetti-cut (C14) 15 sheets 1 5/32" x 1 1/2" (3. 9 x 38 mm) 9" (230 mm) 100-200 shredding passes 25 minutes 40 minutes 120V-60Hz 6. 0A Operation Control Switches F Control Switch (E) I AUTOMATIC Turns on the automatic-start sensor and the green Ready light. Press and hold to activate. E *Based on 20 lb. , 8-1/2" x 11" paper with shredder operating at rated voltage; heavier paper, high humidity, or other than rated voltage may reduce sheet capacity. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING While setting up shredder · Check shredder for damage or defects; some paper particles in the basket are normal due to product testing and does not indicate a defect. [. . . ] NOTE: Do not use flammable synthetic oil, petroleum-based products or aerosols of any kind on or near product at any time. To shred · Press control switch (E) to automatic [I] position. Green ready light (F) should turn on. PAPER · Feed paper straight into entry (C), releasing when shredder begins shredding; see Product Profile for limits on paper width, shreddable items, sheet capacity, etc. · Shred no more than 25 minutes; shredding longer will cause shredder to turn itself off for 40 minutes to cool down. · Press control switch to off [O] position after cutting has stopped. 4 3 CDs, or DVDs · Slide safety cover (L) to the right to expose the CD entry (M). · Hold CD, or DVD at the edge and feed one at a time, straight into entry (M) releasing when shredding begins. CAUTION: Do not hold CD or DVD with finger through the center ring while feeding into shredder. Troubleshooting If there is a problem with your shredder, check these symptoms and remedies. You could be exposed to serious electric shock and will void the warranty. tSymptom Ready Light (F) will not light Remedy Make sure shredder is plugged in and the control switch (E) is in the automatic [I] position. · Make sure shredder is plugged in and control switch (E) is in the automatic [I] position. Follow the instructions under Operation. To empty waste basket If basket full light (I) is on, follow these steps until light turns off. 1 · Press control switch (E) to the off [O] position. · Place new bag in basket, then slide drawer into cabinet (Fellowes plastic bag 36053). · Press and hold control switch (E) in the reverse [R] position for a few seconds to clear paper shreds that have collected under cutting cylinders. · Alternate between automatic [I] and reverse [R] for a few seconds in each position. CAUTION: The shredder may be damaged if you alternate too rapidly between automatic and reverse. ­ Carefully clear any paper shreds that have collected on under side of paper entry (C). CAUTION: Confetti-cut shredders have exposed blades. Use care when removing paper shreds on underside of paper entry. Shredder does not start or stops while shredding 2 3 Basket ajar/basket full light (H) is on Paper jam light (I) is on Overheat light (J) turns on and shredder will not operate. Shredder sheet capacity decreases, noise level increases, or cutting cylinders stop with a squeak or rubbing sound Shredder runs for a few seconds after the paper has cleared the cutters Make sure the waste basket (A) is all the way into the cabinet. This is a self-cleaning function. To clear a paper jam If paper jam light (I) is on, follow these steps until light turns off. [. . . ] ("Fellowes") warrants the cutting cylinders of the machine to be free from defects in material and workmanship for 7 years from the date of purchase by the original consumer. Fellowes warrants all other parts of the machine to be free of defects in material and workmanship for 1 year from the date of purchase by the original consumer. If any part is found to be defective during the warrant period, your sole and exclusive remedy will be repair or replacement, at Fellowes' option and expense, of the defective part. [. . . ]