HSM shredstar X6pro Instrucciones De Servicio página 12

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Shredding CDs / DVDs
WARNING
Danger of injury by splinters!
Depending on the type of mate-
rial, splinters can fl y out of the
cutting unit while shredding CDs
and injure your eyes.
• For this reason, wear protective goggles.
• Feed in just one CD/DVD in the middle of
the feed opening.
• Empty the CD container at the latest
after shredding 5 CDs. The separate CD
container is in the shredded material con-
tainer.
Shredding credit cards and store
cards
• Insert credit card in centre of the feed
opening. Dispose of the shredded material
and the waste paper separately.
Switching off the shredder
• Press the operation button.
 The "Ready for operation" indicator
goes out.
• Set mains switch at rear of paper shredder
to "0".
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6 LED displays, troubleshooting
Power
Appliance is ready for use.
Overload
Machine is overloaded. You have fed in
too much paper.
 The cutting unit runs in reverse for a few
seconds and pushes the paper back out
again.
• If necessary, press the reverse button "R"
to remove the stack of paper.
• Take half the stack of paper.
• Feed the paper in portions.
Overheat
• Let the shredder cool down for approx.
30 mins. before using it again.
Bin full
 The display in the control unit lights up.
The cutting unit is switched off .
NOTICE
Empty the cut material container, immedi-
ately because if it is too full, malfunctions
can occur in the cutting system.
There are recessed handles in the housing
top to make it easier for you to lift the cutting
head.
Note
If you press the reverse button briefl y before
removing the container, part of the material
is pulled back into the cutting apparatus and
does not fall inside the document shredder.
Cutting unit runs continuously
- The light barrier in the paper feed is
blocked with paper. Press the paper
through with a thin strong piece of card-
board.
- The light barrier is soiled with paper dust.
Clean the sensor with air pressure, a dry
paintbrush or a cloth.
HSM shredstar
The motor has overheated.
02/2021