Set-Up; Operation - Fellowes SB-95C Manual Del Usuario

Set-Up

• Pull waste basket drawer (A) completely out of cabinet.
• Put waste bag in basket (sample bags provided). Allow edges to overhang. Contact
Fellowes to order more bags. (Part #36053).
• Slide waste basket drawer (A) into cabinet. The shredder will not operate if drawer is
not pushed all the way into cabinet.
• Casters have been added for your convenience.
• Plug power cord into a convenient outlet.

Operation

F
E
H
I
Ready Light (F)
(Green)
Shredder is in
automatic start
mode.
For convenience and energy savings, your shredder is equipped with an automatic-
start sensor (K). This means that when the control switch (E) is in the automatic [I]
position, the shredder will start running when paper is fed into it. The shredder stops a
few seconds after the paper has passed through.
CAUTION: The automatic-start sensor cannot tell the difference
between paper and other objects. This feature can also be a hazard.
Always turn off the shredder when it is not in use. Unplug the shred-
der if it will not be used for an extended period.
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 20 minutes; shredding longer will cause shredder to turn itself off
for 30 minutes to cool down.
• Press control switch to off [O] position after cutting has stopped.
4
Control Switches
Control Switch (E)
I AUTOMATIC
Turns on the auto-
matic-start sensor
and the green
Ready light.
J
Troubleshooting Lights
Basket Ajar (H)
Waste basket
drawer is open.
Basket Full (H)
Waste basket is
full or paper has
collected under
cutting cylinders.
O OFF R REVERSE
Turns off the auto-
matic-start sensor
and the green
Ready light.
Paper Jam (I)
Shredder is
jammed (e.g.,
too much paper
fed at one
time).
Runs shredder in
reverse mode.
Press and hold to
activate.
Overheat Light
(J)
Shredder
requires a cool
down period.