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Press the ECS button to reactivate the automatic function.
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Reduce the quantity of material being fed into the shredder.
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Pay attention that the material is inserted in the respective infeed (paper in the wide
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paper infeed, CDs and DVDs in the narrow infeed and credit cards in the small credit
card infeed).
8.1 REV button (reverse operation)
Press the REV button so that the cutting mechanism runs in reverse and feeds the
material back out of the shredder indeed.
If a material jam has occurred when the paper infeed was in operation, you
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must also check whether there is any residual paper in the infeed and re-
move it manually as well!
8.2 FWD button (forward operation)
Press the FWD button to run the cutting mechanism forwards and shred any residual
material left in the infeed and feed it out of the cutting mechanism.
The FWD button is used after clearing a material jam to start the cutting
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mechanism running without feeding any new material through the respec-
tive infeed.
8.3 Removing residual material from the infeeds manually
1. Set the On/Off switch to its OFF position and disconnect the power plug from the
power socket.
2. Remove any jammed material carefully from the cutting mechanism using a suitable
tool.
3. Reconnect the power plug in the power socket and set the On/Off switch to ON.
9 Maintenance and Service
Maintenance work may only be completed when the power plug has been
Attention:
disconnected from the power socket!
9.1 Emptying the waste bin
The waste bin must be emptied when the red "waste bin full" lamp lights up at the latest.
1. Set the On/Off switch to its OFF position.
2. Pull the waste bin to the front and out of the device.
3. Empty the contents according to waste disposal requirements.
4. Slide the waste bin back in the device.
It is recommended not to allow the waste bin to fill up against the cutting
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mechanism. This prevents the shredded paper congesting and jamming in
the cutting mechanism. Empty the waste bin regularly.
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