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Getting Started
Safety Tips
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference.
When punching, always ensure the machine is on a flat, stable
surface.
Always test the machine with scrap paper before punching the
final document.
1.
Unpacking and Setting Up
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Your machine is ready to use when removed from the box. Retain
the packaging in case you need to return the machine for repair.
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Position the machine on a flat stable surface.
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WB655 only - Disengage the handle lock by pushing the lock
lever down (located at either side to the rear of the machine).
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Lift the handle to the vertical position.
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Lift the document support to the vertical position.
2.
Selecting the Correct Wire Element
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Place the document into the wire element size selector and note
the suggested size [Fig. 1]
Use the wire element size guide if you wish to confirm the size of the
wire element you are using.
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Place one end of the element into the different profiles in turn to
find the appropriate profile. [Fig. 2]
3.
Selecting the Correct Wire Closure Size
Test the closure before binding the document. Always start with a
larger wire size setting than desired. e.g. for an 8mm wire turn the
size selector wheel until 11mm is shown in the top of the window.
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Turn the size wheel to the left to open the mechanism.
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Turn the size selector wheel to the right until the required setting
appears at the top of the window. e.g. 8mm. [Fig. 3]
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Close the test wire and check the result.
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If necessary, tighten the closure by turning the selector wheel to
the right. The adjusted size may appear in the bottom of the
window.
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Close the test wire again. Repeat the process until the desired
result is achieved.
When punching PVC/PP covers, we recommend the cover be
punched with some paper either side.
Do not punch metallic objects such as staples or paper clips.
Empty the waste tray regularly.
To avoid risk of injury DO NOT put your fingers into the wire
binding channel.
4.
Inserting and Loading the Wire Element
The wire support feature allows you to collate documents on the
comb whilst punching more pages. Giving you a quicker binding
cycle.
Place the wire element open side up on the wire support feature.
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[Fig. 4]
5.
Punch Selection (WB655 only)
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Two selectable punches can be disengaged to suit different paper
sizes. To punch all 34 holes ensure that all the punch selectors
are down at the front.
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To disengage a Punch, press the selector down at the rear.
[Fig. 5]
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To re-engage a Punch, press the selector down at the front.
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To punch DIN A4 materials with 34 holes, engage all Punches.
Align the edge guide to A4 (34).
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To punch DIN A5 materials, disengage the Punch 25. Align the
edge guide to A5 (24).
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To punch US letter size paper 11" and oversize covers, disengage
the Punch 33. Align the edge guide to US cover or 11" size as
required.
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WB655 only - The handle must be locked in the closed position
before using it as a carry handle.
6.
Paper Edge Alignment
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Pages slightly smaller or larger than DIN A5 or A4 can be
accurately aligned using the adjustable edge guide. [Fig. 6]
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Rotate the green knurled wheel to move the edge guide to the
required setting.
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Test punch a scrap sheet of paper, then finely adjust the edge
guide if necessary. [Fig. 7]
7.
Punching the Document
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Insert the sheets into the punching channel and align to the edge
guide.
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Support the machine and lower the raised handle to punch.
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