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COLD LAMINATION

Set the main switch (4) placed on the side of the laminating machine in the „I" posi-

tion and press the MODE BUTTON to select the COLD lamination. The correspon-

dent LED would turn into red and flash.

The machine is ready to use when the POWER/COLD LED light turns to green and

stays steady.

Insert the document with the sealed side first into the entry (5).

Take out the laminated document

CAUsION!

Always make sure the machine is cool when you use cold lamination. Do not use

cold lamination if you just finished the hot laminating process. Let the machine cool

down for about 20-30 minutes.

HOW TO TURN OFF THE LAMINATINg MACHINE

Turn the main switch (4) placed on the side of the machine to position „O", then unplug

the machine from the socket. The machine is turned off now.

CLEANINg THE ROLLERs

Before and after the lamination use a cleaning paper to clean the rollers from dust and

glue. When the temperature is rising, place the cleaning paper and make it go through

the laminating machine a few times. It will protect the machines from laminating pouches

being pulled between the rollers. The cleaning paper may be replaced with a cardboard

of the grammature around 250 g/m² with a rough texture.

CLEANINg THE COVER

When the cover is dirty, use a soft wet cloth to clean it.

Do not use solvents or petrol.

Do not unscrew the cover to clean the rollers! It may cause electric shock!

HOW TO OBTAIN THE BEsT REsULTs

If your laminating pouch is not envelope-type it may be pulled in during the lamina-

tion. The use of laminating pouches other than recommended may cause trouble

during lamination.

Lines or wrinkles may appear, if the laminating pouch is not placed straight.

If the margin of the laminating pouch is wider then 3mm, pouches may fold on both

edges of the document.

Laminated edges may not hold if the document is thicker than 300 mic.

The lamination of documents of the thickness lower than 150 mic or the use of lami-

nating pouches of the thickness lower than 80 mic, especially cheap pouches where

the PET layer is thicker than 50 mic, may cause wrinkles. In such cases it is advised

to use a relatively low temperature (around 90ºC) or to use a carrier.

If the laminated pouch is misty or does not show good gluing qualities, then you need

to use a higher temperature.

If the laminated pouch is curved or wrinkled on the side, then you need to use

a lower temperature

Too high temperature may cause the pulling of the document into the rollers - use

the RELEASE button to release the document and clean the rollers from the glue.