Fellowes Venus 125 MAINTENANCE - Unique Easi-Access technology, Warranty, Troubleshooting, Cause

Models: Venus 125

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HOT LAMINATION STEPS

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MAINTENANCE - Unique Easi-Access technology

 

 

 

 

 

 

This laminator is equipped with the unique Easi-Access technology for easy maintenance. This allows the user to open the laminator for maintenance, just like a photocopier.

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COLD 80 100 125

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COLD

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125 mic

100 mic

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100 mic

175 mic

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TEMP

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HELP?

TEMP

 

 

1.Please insert the power cable in the laminator and the power supply.

2. Switch laminator on with

3. Press Stand-by button at

4. Use navigation keys to select

Power On / Off button at back

left of front operating panel to

setting for the hot lamination

of machine.

switch laminator on.

pouch thickness (3-10 mil)

 

 

you wish to laminate.

1. To open the laminator, please press the

2. Fans will turn on to cool the

3. The “Open” symbol will show

“Open” button as shown in the illustra-

machine down to safe handling

in the LCD screen will turn on and

tion and wait for the “open” symbol to

temperature inside.

the ready beep will sound when

appear on the LCD screen and the ready

 

machine is ready to be opened.

beep to sound.

 

 

4.Press the buttons on both sides of the machine to activate the Easi- Access mechanism. (The laminator needs to be switched on to allow the active temperature control to work).

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ProblemCOLD

80 mic

125 mic

100 mic

175 mic

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5.Confirm your selection by pressing “Enter” button in the middle of navigation keys. Laminator will take a few minutes for temperature adjustment.

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Need Help?COLD Cause 80 mic Solution 100 mic WARRANTY 125 mic Manual background 175 mic Manual background ??? Manual background EXIT

6.During warm-up, a “wait” symbol will appear in the LCD screen until the required tem- perature has been reached.

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7. One temperature is reached, the selected setting will flash in LCD screen and acoustic bleep signal will sound and the roller symbols will rotate.

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8.While laminator is warming up, please prepare item you wish to laminate. Place the item inside the pouch and center it against the sealed edge of the pouch. To prevent jamming, use a carrier when item is smaller than the pouch.

5. Open the lid with both hands. You are

6. For further maintenance,

7. Please remember to re-secure

now able to clean the inside of the lamina-

the rollers can be released by

them to ensure safe operation.

tor and carefully remove any residual glue

experienced users. Press cam

 

or other items. When laminator is opened,

levers to release the rollers.

 

power to internal parts is isolated, so that

 

 

user is not in danger of electric shock.

 

 

TROUBLESHOOTING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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9.Place pouch, sealed edge first, into laminator entry. Keep pouch straight and use the edge guide to center it.

10.To prevent jamming, immediately remove laminated item from back of machine. Let item cool on flat surface for several seconds.

11.Before switching off laminator, feed empty cleaning/carrier sheet through machine to clean unit.

Problem

Ready Light does not come on after extended time Pouch did not completely adhere to item.

Jamming

Need Help?

Please call our experts at

Customer Service. You’ll find the numbers for your nearest Service Centre on the

BACK cover of this booklet.

Cause

Laminator is in a hot, humid area. Laminated item may be too thick. Pouch was not used.

Pouch was not centered or straight when fed through Pouch/Document Entry.

Solution

Move laminator to a cool dry area. Pass through laminator a second time.

All our laminators have been designed to operate jam-free. In the unlikely event of a jam occurring, please press the red release buttons on the sides of laminator, and wait for the open light to turn on. (See image 1)

The laminator can be opened to remove incorrectly inserted items as described under Maintenance. Please ensure that you follow the described steps. (See image 2)

Gently pull on the jammed material to release it. (See image 3)

Make sure that no residue is left on the rollers and use cleaning sheet before laminating.

Always put item in a pouch.

Align sealed edge with Pouch/Document Entry. Use guide to center

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WARRANTY

Fellowes warrants all parts of the laminator to be free of defects in material and workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase by the original consumer. If any part is found to be defec- tive during the warranty period, your sole and exclusive remedy will be repair or replacement, at Fellowes’ option and expense, of the defective part. This warranty does not apply in cases of abuse, mishandling or unauthorized repair. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING THAT OF

MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, IS HEREBY LIMITED IN DURATION

TO THE APPROPRIATE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. IN NO EVENT SHALL FELLOWES

 

BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ATTRIBUTABLE TO THIS PROD-

 

UCT. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other legal rights that vary from

 

this warranty. The duration, terms and conditions of this warranty are valid world-wide, except

 

where different limitations, restrictions or conditions may be required by local law. For more

 

details or to obtain services under this warranty, please contact us or your dealer.

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