Specifications; Safety Instructions - GBC ThermaBind T500Pro Instruction Manual

Specifications

Format
Max binding thickness
Binding Cycle
Safety Shut Off
Electrical Power
Weight
Dimensions
Special notice
Thank you for choosing a GBC Binding Machine. We aim
to produce quality binding machines at an affordable
price, with many advanced features to enable you to
create excellent results every time. Before using your
machine for the first time, please take a few minutes to
read through this guide.

Safety instructions

YOUR SAFETY AS WELL AS THE SAFETY OF OTHERS
IS IMPORTANT TO ACCO BRANDS EUROPE. IN THIS
INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND ON THE PRODUCT
ARE IMPORTANT SAFETY MESSAGES. READ THESE
MESSAGES CAREFULLY.
General safeguards
• Please read the instructions and keep them safe for
future reference.
• When using the machine, always ensure the machine
is on a flat and stable surface.
• Do not touch the heating plate of this machine, as it
may be hot.
• Keep out of reach the reach of children at all times.
• Do not tamper in any way with the internal
mechanisms of this machine.
• Do not immerse in liquid.
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GBC ThermaBind T500Pro
DIN A4
45mm/500 Sheets
40-60 secs
Yes
220-240V AC, 40W
4.2kg
500mmx240mmx185mm
m
Location of controls
1 Cooling Rack
2 On/ Off Button
3 Wait Light
4 Ready Light
5 Heating Timer
Setting up
Remove your ThermaBind T500Pro from the
1
packaging. Check that the ratings plate on the
machine corresponds with your electricity supply.
Assemble the cooling rack by placing each panel into
2
the slots provided in the separate base-plate (Fig.1).
Place the Thermal Binder on a flat and stable
3
surface. The plug should be inserted into a near and
easily accessible outlet.
Press the 'On/Off' switch located at the front of
4
the machine (Fig.2). After the working temperature
has been reached the green light comes on and an
audible signal will indicate the machine is ready for
use.
Binding a document
The sheets of paper must be fanned to ensure every
1
sheet comes in contact with the glue
Ensure every sheet is inserted into the spine of the
2
cover (Fig.3).