Genie LA 500 A4 Guide D'utilisation page 10

Caution
a) Choose a film of correspondingly suitable size in relation to the material that is to
be laminated respectively.
b) It is not recommended to process several smaller materials in one film.
c) Do not cut up the film before the laminating is done.
d) The material that is to be laminated is not allowed to be thicker than 0.5 mm
including the film.
e) It is imperative to only laminate very thin or soft materials, like newspaper or
serviettes for example, with thicker films (125 microns). We recommend refraining
from any attempt to do so!
f) Do not insert any laminating film without the contents.
g) Never utilize laminating pockets on one side or when they are rolled up.
h) Only utilize laminating foils that are also described as such. Other kinds of film, like
transparent wallets for example, are unsuitable for laminating!
4. Insert the material within the laminating film straight and with the closed side
first into the feed opening on the machine's front side. The material will feed it
in automatically now.
5. The laminated material that emerges from the delivery opening on the
machine's back side is not allowed to be pulled out by force. Wait until it has
run out of the machine completely. Let the laminated material cool down
briefly!
6. Switch off the machine after the laminating has ended, by setting the switch to
'OFF'. Let the machine to cool down and always pull the plug out of the mains
socket outlet after using the machine.
Cold laminating ('Cold')
1. Push the plug into the mains socket outlet and set the switch to 'Cold'. You
can begin laminating whenever the LED indicator lights up.
2. Open the laminating film and lay the material that is to be laminated directly
onto the closed side. Leave a margin of between 3 mm and 5 mm
approximately beyond the edges while doing so.
3. Pull the protective sheet – if there is one – off the laminating foil.
Caution
a) Only use films for cold laminating that are expressly suitable for cold laminating.
b) It is recommended not to process several materials in one film.
c) Do not cut up the films before the laminating is done.
d) When the product is in condition of "Cold" lamination, the green light means it is
ready to use.
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