♦
Remove any residue left in the cutting openings
with a suitable object (e .g . brush or tweezers) . Ensure that the appliance is
unplugged before doing this .
♦
Clean the surfaces of the appliance with a soft, dry cloth .
♦
Use a lightly moistened cloth and a mild detergent to remove stubborn dirt
residues from the appliance surface .
Storage when not in use
♦
If you decide not to use the appliance for a long period, disconnect it from
the mains power supply and store it in a clean, dry place away from direct
sunlight .
Troubleshooting
If there is a jam in the appliance
This means that you may have attempted to feed too much paper into the appli-
ance (max . 10 sheets 80 g/m
♦
Move the REV/OFF/AUTO/FWD switch
causes a blockage . The appliance now goes into reverse and the material is
ejected .
♦
Alternatively, move the REV/OFF/AUTO/FWD switch
position if the paper causes a blockage . The appliance is now in forwards
operation and the material that is being shredded is pulled in again .
♦
Pull the paper out of the appliance and then move the REV/OFF/AUTO/
FWD switch
The appliance is now ready for use again .
If the appliance suddenly stops working
This means that the appliance has overheated and the automatic safety cut-out
has activated itself . The overheat lamp
♦
Move the REV/OFF/AUTO/FWD switch
♦
Remove the plug from the mains power socket .
♦
Allow the appliance to cool down for about 30 minutes .
♦
Replace the plug in the mains power socket .
♦
Switch the appliance on by moving the REV/OFF/AUTO/FWD switch
to the AUTO position . The power lamp
The overheat lamp
sufficiently .
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paper) .
8
to AUTO .
7
remains off when the appliance has cooled down
2
/
9
or cutting blades
8
to the REV position if the paper
8
7
lights up permanently red .
8
to the OFF position .
6
lights up permanently blue .
to the FWD
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