LS245B - Laminator Wallner - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Laminator (A4)
Brand	Wallner
Model	LS245B
Maximum Lamination Width	230 mm (A4)
Lamination Speed	300 mm/min
Pouch Thickness	Up to 125 microns
Warm-Up Time	3-5 minutes
Temperature Settings	Fixed (approx. 100°C)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	380 x 150 x 90 mm
Weight	1.2 kg
Power Supply	220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption	180 W
Material	Plastic body
Release Button	Yes, for jam clearing
Auto Shut-Off	Yes, after 30 min inactivity
Cleaning	Wipe with dry cloth; avoid solvents
Safety Features	Overheat protection, cool-touch housing
Spare Parts Available	Replacement rollers available from supplier
Repairability	Service center recommended for repairs
Certification	CE, RoHS

Frequently Asked Questions - LS245B Wallner

What type of pouches can I use with the Wallner LS245B?

The Wallner LS245B is designed for standard A4 laminating pouches up to 125 microns thickness. Use cold or hot pouches; ensure they are compatible with hot lamination.

How long does the laminator take to warm up?

The warm-up time is approximately 3 to 5 minutes. The green indicator light will turn on when the device is ready.

What should I do if a document gets jammed?

Press the release button (if available) to free the jam. If not, unplug the device, let it cool, and gently pull the pouch out. Avoid using sharp objects.

Can I laminate items thicker than 125 microns?

No, exceeding 125 microns may cause jams or damage the machine. Use only pouches within the recommended thickness.

How do I clean the rollers?

After unplugging and cooling, wipe the rollers with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use water, alcohol, or abrasive cleaners.

Does the laminator have an auto shut-off feature?

Yes, the LS245B automatically turns off after 30 minutes of inactivity to save energy and prevent overheating.

What is the maximum document width I can laminate?

The maximum width is 230 mm, suitable for A4 documents (210 x 297 mm).

Can I use the laminator for cold lamination?

This model is primarily for hot lamination. For cold lamination, you would need a dedicated cold laminator.

Where can I find spare parts for the LS245B?

Spare parts such as rollers are available from authorized Wallner dealers or online service centers. Contact seller support for assistance.

Is the laminator safe to leave unattended while warming up?

It has overheat protection and auto shut-off, but it's recommended to always stay nearby while the device is plugged in.

USER MANUAL LS245B Wallner

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LAMINATOR WALLNER LS245B

Read all instructions before use.

PART NAMES

1. POWER LIGHT
2. READY LIGHT
3. TEMPERATURE REGULATOR
4. MAIN SWITCH (I/O)
5. ENTRY
6. RELEASE BUTTON

MAIN SWITCH (4)

After pressing the main switch placed on the side of the laminating machine to the "I" position, the rollers begin to roll. The "POWER" light (1) will lighten up.

READY LIGHT (2)

The light informs:

off - that the temperature of the rollers is below the set temperature,
on - that the temperature of the rollers is equal or higher then the set temperature.

WARNING! To stabilize the temperatures and obtain best laminating results it is suitable to wait additional 5-10 minutes after the READY light lightens up.

RELEASE BUTTON (6)

In case the pouch is not fed vertically into the entrance or jammed inside, push the jam release button (6), then the pouch can be easily pulled out of the entrance.

TEMPERATURE REGULATOR (4)

Allows to adjust the laminating temperature accordingly to the used pouch's thickness. The regulator shows values in microns, as on laminating pouches, to allow easy setting of adequate temperatures.

1. Before laminating it is advisable to carry out a test lamination to familiarise yourself with the machine and to make sure that it is working correctly.
2. Plug the machine into an appropriate and easy-to-reach socket.
3. Choose the appropriate pouch's thickness to the laminated material and adjust the temperature accordingly to the used pouch's thickness by using the temperature regulator (3). It is a preliminary setting.
4. Set the main switch (4) placed on the side of the laminating machine in the „I” position. The POWER light (1) will lighten up.
5. The laminating machine warms-up for about 3-5 minutes.
6. The machine is ready to use when the READY light (2) lightens up.
7. Insert the document with the sealed side first into the entry (5).
8. The laminating process is finished when the whole document comes out from the other end of the machine.
9. If the document is not properly laminated, repeat steps 7 and 8 again.
10. If the pouch gets jammed inside, push the RELEASE (6), then the pouch can be easily pulled out of the entrance.
11. If you are not using the machine, turn it off. This will guarantee best laminating results each time.

Documents need to be inserted into the laminating pouch squarely and centrally, with a margin of around 3 mm from each side. A wider margin may cause folding, bending or blocking of the laminated document.

COLD LAMINATION

1. Set the main switch (4) placed on the side of the laminating machine in the „I” position. The POWER light (1) will lighten up.
2. Set the temperature regulator (3) in the „COLD" position. The READY light (2) will lighten up.
3. Insert the document with the sealed side first into the entry (5).
4. Take out the laminated document

HOW TO TURN OFF THE LAMINATING MACHINE

1. Set the temperature regulator (3) in the „COLD” position.
2. Wait 10 minutes.
3. Turn the main switch (4) placed on the side of the machine to position „O”.
4. Unplug the machine from the socket. The machine is turned off now.

Before and after the lamination use a cleaning paper to clean the rollers from dust and glue. When the temperature is rising, place the cleaning paper and make it go through the laminating machine a few times. It will protect the machines from laminating pouches being pulled between the rollers. The cleaning paper may be replaced with a cardboard of the grammature around 250 g/m^2 with a rough texture.

CLEANING THE COVER

1. When the cover is dirty, use a soft wet cloth to clean it.
2. Do not use solvents or petrol.
3. Do not unscrew the cover to clean the rollers! It may cause electric shock!

HOW TO OBTAIN THE BEST RESULTS

1. If your laminating pouch is not envelope-type it may be pulled in during the lamination. The use of laminating pouches other than recommended may cause trouble during lamination.
2. Lines or wrinkles may appear, if the laminating pouch is not placed straight.
3. If the margin of the laminating pouch is wider then 3mm, pouches may fold on both edges of the document.
4. Laminated edges may not hold if the document is thicker than 300 mic.
5. The lamination of documents of the thickness lower than 150 mic or the use of laminating pouches of the thickness lower than 80 mic, especially cheap pouches where the PET layer is thicker than 50 mic, may cause wrinkles. In such cases it is advised to use a relatively low temperature (around 90°C) or to use a carrier.
6. If the laminated pouch is misty or does not show good gluing qualities, then you need to use a higher temperature.
7. If the laminated pouch is curved or wrinkled on the side, then you need to use a lower temperature
8. Too high temperature may cause the pulling of the document into the rollers - use the RELEASE button to release the document and clean the rollers from the glue.

TECHNICAL DATA

Model LS245B
Voltage 220V 50Hz
Max laminating width do 330 mm
Max laminating thickness 150 mic
Warm - up time 3-5 min
Lamination speed 220 mm/min

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

SAFETY NOTICE

1. Do not leave cable where other may trip.
2. Do not attempt to open casing
3. Do not use if wet.
4. Switch off and unplug when not in use.
5. Do not cover the heat vents when in use.
6. Do not touch the heat vents when the machine is working.
7. Do not put any items through the heat vent.
8. Do not use if machine, cable, or socket is damaged.
9. Do not laminate in the vicinity of flammable substances
10. Do not use force while laminating.
11. Materials with rough edges or very thick ones may cause damage to the rollers.
12. Wait for the pouch to cool down, it may be hot.
13. When, according to the temperature limits in point 4.5.4 of the EN 60950-1:2006 norm, the risk of burning due to overpassing those limits appears, on the machine's casing is placed a warning: UWAGA! GORĄCA POWIERZCHNIA NIE DOTYKAĆ or symbol

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS / WARNINGS

For your own safety please maintain particular care while installing and using the machine.

GENERAL

Keep hands, long hair, loose articles of clothing, jewellery and ties away from device to avoid serious injury.

Unstable surfaces may cause the fall of the device, which can result in body injuries.

Please avoid fast stopping, use of additional force or surface unevenness while transporting the device on trolley, casters or table.

Do not remove mechanical and electrical securities such as locks, covers or others. It is forbidden to use objects not dedicated to do so or liquids.

ELECTRICAL

The machine should be plugged to the electric circuit only as presented in the manual.

The socket must be in close vicinity with easy access to the device. While moving the machine, pull the plug from the socket.

To turn off the appliance unplug it from the socket. Socket should be in close vicinity with easy access to device.

Do not use the machine when the wire or plug are damaged or after noticing symptoms of machine's damage. Please contact seller to obtain help.

When the device is equipped with a plug with grounding, then it has to be connected to a socket with grounding!

SERVICE

Proceed only with routine actions according to the manual. Do not repair or service machines on your own. Unplug the machine from the circuit and contact seller when one or more of the following faults occur:

• liquid gets into the machine
  • machine malfunctions as a result of improper use
  • machine does not work accordingly to the manual

NOTE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION:

After the implementation of the European Directive 2002/96/EU in the national legal system, the following applies: Electrical and electronic devices may not be disposed of with domestic waste.

Consumers are obliged by law to return electrical and electronic devices at the end of their service lives to the public collecting points set up for this purpose or point of sale. Details to this are defined by the national law of the respective

country. This symbol on the product, the instruction manual or the package indicates that a product is subject to these regulations. By recycling, reusing the materials or other forms of utilising old devices, you are making an important contribution to protecting our environment.