Switching The Machine On; Dynamic Load Display - Martin Yale Intimus 30SP2 Instrucciones De Uso

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Translation of the Original Operation Manual
Übersetzung der Originalbetriebsanleitung
7 = Control display (Fig. 1)
"Oil cutters"
Comes on when the cutters in the cross
cut version must be oiled. The lubrication
procedure must be acknowledged on
the reverse button (4) (see description in
"CUTTER MAINTENANCE").
8 = Control display (Fig. 1)
"Door open"/ "Door malfunction"
a) "Door open"
Comes on if the door on the lower part
of the machine is opened. The machine
switches off automatically and cannot
be started as long as the door remains
open.
b) "Electrical fault"
Flashes when there is an electrical
fault in the door sensor. The machine
switches off. Please contact your
dealer.
9 = Control display (Fig. 1)
"Motor overload" /
"Electrical fault"
To find out what to do see the relevant
description under the "MALFUNCTION"
section.
a) "Motor protection"
Comes on when the motor has been
overloaded and has switched off. The
machine cannot be started while the
motor is cooling down.
b) "Electrical fault"
Flashes when there is an electrical fault
inside the control board. At the same
time the function button (1) LED display
flashes. The machine switches off.
Please contact your dealer.
10 = Control display
"Collection bin full" (Fig. 1)
Lit when the collection bin is full and needs
to be emptied.
The cutter is switched off.
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6
7
8
fig. 1
OPERATION

SWITCHING THE MACHINE ON:

Proceed as follows to switch the machine to
"Ready":
- Press the function button (1) briefly.
- The function button (1) LED display
on for "Ready".
- The machine can be loaded.
FEEDING OF SINGLE SHEETS:
- Feed paper through the inlet guide to the cut-
ting system.
- Machine switches automatically to forward
and draws paper in. The machine switches off
automatically after shredding.
Note: For shredding transparent films, the
machine must be manually switched to forwards
running (press and hold the forwards button (2)
for approx. 2 secs.).
By briefly pressing the function button (1) (Stop
function), the shredding process can be stopped
at any time. To continue, press and hold the
forwards button (2) for approx. 2 secs.
If the machine is not used for a period of approx.
5 mins., it automatically switches off.
Note: In order to always obtain a correct cutting
result in terms of particle size and thus achieve
the safety class according to DIN 32757 as
stated in the brochure, the material to be cut
must always be fed into the cutting mechanism
at a right angle to the cutting mechanism and in
appropriate quantities in the middle of the inlet
slot.
2
9
1
10
4
3
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EMPTYING THE RECEPTACLE (Fig. 3):
When the receptacle is full, the machine turns off
automatically. The control display
on. Empty the receptacle as follows:
- Open the door. The control display
on. If there is still material in the feed slot, the
control display
- Remove the bag and dispose of the contents.
The control display
- PLace empty sack into receptacle and close
door. The control display
- If the control display
the forward button (2) briefly. The remaining
material in the feed slot is shredded and the
display go out.
Note: The machine will only run if the door is
closed.

DYNAMIC LOAD DISPLAY:

To prevent a material jam and therefore ensure
continual and effective destruction of the data
storage media, the current load level of the
motor is displayed during the shredding process
by means of different colour lights on the control
display (5) (Fig. 1) next to the control buttons as
follows:
Green light:
Yellow light:
Red light:
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Never feed the shredder with a
quantity of material exceeding the
maximum indicated. Refer to the
TECHNICAL DATA section!
S h o u l d t h e m a c h i n e b e c o m e
overloaded, follow the instructions under
"MATERIAL JAM IN MACHINE" under
"MALFUNCTIONS".
(10) comes
(8) comes
(6) also comes on.
(10) goes out.
(8) goes out.
(6) comes on, press
load < 50%
load 50 - 75%
load 75 - 100%
fig. 3