GBC C800PRO instruction manual Set-Up, Punching, Pencomb.~i!f

SET-UP

1	Allach lhe handle 10 lhe	2	Tum power switch on (Iocalion on
	machine on lhe left side		righl side of machine). Allow 30
	and push in firmly 10		seconds for molor 10 reach full speed.
	secure.		In cold wealher, allow machine 10
			reach	room lemperalure before
			luming	power on.

PUNCHING

3 The black dial on lhe right side of lhe machine is lhe 4-position deplh selector used 10 vary lhe distance between lhe punched hole and lhe paper's edge from1/16- 10 3/1 a-. This fealure is ideal for Ihicker documents Ihal require wider margins for easy page tuming and more secure binding.

4 CombBind C800pro has 21 disengagable dies which makes it possible 10 punch virtually any length documenl

To punch lhe standard 19-hole paliem for

11- paper, pull lhe first die and last die (#1 and #21 on lhe back punch diagraml.

5	Put sheels flush inlo lhe machine.	6	Slep on lhe fool pedal 10 punch.
	(Use side guide for side adjuslment).

Regular empty drawer of clippings.

BINDING

8	The black	knob	on lhe left side of lhe				9	Insert binding comb open side
	machine	can be sei 10 lock				in comb opening		up, between lhe lines of lhe
	settings. The handle			stops		automalically ai		melal rake.
	lhe same posilion each lime for quicker
	operalion during long binding runs.
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12	Lay	paper	horizonlally (or nall,	13	Remove I>ook vertically.
	Ihen	relurn	handle 10 vertical

posilion 10close comb.

14 To revise a documenl, simply place bound documenl inlo lhe melal rake Ihen repeal Sleps 9 & 10. Remove or add sheels as required. Repeal Sleps 11 Ihrough 13.

SEE WARRANTY INFORMATION ON BACK.

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