A 210 - Laminating machine OLYMPIA - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL A 210 OLYMPIA

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OLYMPIA A 210

05.2019

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Setting Up Safely and Putting Into Operation 20

Laminating 20

If Problems Occur 22

Regular Maintenance and Service 22

Technical Data....24

Declaration of Conformity 25

Information on Disposal 25

Warranty 25

Introduction

We are delighted that you have chosen to purchase the new A 210 laminator - subsequently referred to as: laminator. You have chosen a high-quality laminator. The operating manual is a component part of this laminator. It contains important information concerning safety, use and disposal. Read this manual thoroughly and observe the instructions and safety information in it when operating the laminator. Only use the laminator as described and for the applications specified. Keep the operating manual in a safe place for future reference and hand over all the documents should you pass the laminator on to third parties.

Intended Use

The laminator has been designed to complete lamination using hot lamination pouches (up to a maximum size of A4) with a lamination foil thickness of 80 -125 micron, whereby the maximum thickness of the document to be laminated (photos, pictures, cards, paper etc.) must not exceed 0.5 mm. The laminator is only intended for private use and is not suitable for commercial purposes.

Unintended Use

The laminator must not be used for laminating unsuitable materials or used beyond the permitted ambient conditions described in the Technical Data. Any use other than that defined as intended use is considered unintended use. Unauthorised modifications or alterations are not permitted. Never open the laminator yourself or attempt to perform repairs yourself.

General View

The following illustrations depict the laminator in detail.

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Package Contents

Check the package contents of the laminator before putting the laminator into operation. If anything is missing or damaged, do not put the laminator into operation. Contact our Service Department.

■ Laminator A210
■ Operating manual
■ Set of lamination pouches (consisting of 3 x A4 / 4 x A5 / 4 x A6 / 4 x business card)

Before You Start

Please observe the following information to ensure continued reliable operation of the laminator.

■ Do not laminate metal, wet or uneven materials.
■ Always feed laminating pouches into the laminator infeed ^1 with the closed side first and aligned straight.
■ If necessary, only cut laminating pouches after laminating.
■ Please remember that hot laminated materials are permanently bonded to the laminating pouch and cannot be separated from the foil again without possible damage.
■ Do not pull the laminating pouch out of the output ③ during laminating.
■ Only ever use laminating pouches which are suitable for hot lamination. For an optimum lamination result, we recommend laminating pouches from Olympia which are available from specialist retailers.

For Your Safety

Read and observe all the safety information to protect yourself and the environment from any harm.

WARNING! Risk of injury through electric shock. Improper handling of the laminator can lead to an electric shock.

Unauthorised modifications or alterations to the laminator are not permitted. Repairs may only be carried out by properly trained specialists. Ensure that the laminator is set-up near an easily accessible power socket so that the laminator can be disconnected from the power supply in an emergency. Never take hold of the laminator with wet hands. Avoid any contact with water. The laminator may only be used in dry, indoor areas.

CAUTION! Risk of burns due to hot machine surface! During the laminating process, the machine surface heats up. Do not touch the machine surface during the laminating operation.

Wait a few minutes after laminating until the laminator has cooled down before you touch it.

CAUTION! Risk of burns through hot laminating pouch.

When the laminating pouch is ejected after lamination, it is extremely hot. Only remove the ejected lamination pouch holding it at the cooled end.

CAUTION! Risk of burns through hot residual laminated

material. When the paper is ejected after the cleaning process, it can contain hot residual material. Only remove the ejected paper holding it at the cooled end.

WARNING! Risk of suffocation through small parts,

packaging materials or protective foils. Children can swallow small parts, packaging materials and protective foils. Keep children away from the laminator and its packaging materials.

WARNING! The laminator can be used by children from the age of eight and by persons with restricted physical, sensory or mental capabilities or a lack of experience and/or knowledge when they are under supervision or have been instructed on the safe use of the laminator and understand the risks involved if it is not used properly. Children must not be allowed to play with the laminator. Children must not be allowed to complete any cleaning or service work on the device without adequate supervision.

WARNING! Risk to health through harmful vapours.

Vapours which are damaging to health can develop during lamination. Always ensure good ventilation during lamination.

WARNING! Risk of injury through the feed mechanism.

Loose items could get caught in the infeed and cause injuries. Keep fingers, hair, scarves, ties, jewellery etc. well away from the infeed.

CAUTION! Risk of tripping through improperly laid cable.

Lay cables in such a way that nobody can trip over them. Make sure the power plug and cable cannot be damaged. Ensure that the laminator is set-up near an easily accessible power socket so that the laminator can be disconnected from the power supply in an emergency.

ATTENTION! Risk of property damage. Avoid exposing the laminator to environmental influences such as smoke, dust, vibration, chemicals, moisture, heat or direct sunlight. Only use the laminator in indoor areas and within the ambient conditions permitted and stipulated in "Technical Data".

Setting Up Safely and Putting Into Operation

IMPORTANT! Prior to starting up, check that the voltage specifications of the laminator correspond to that of your power supply network (220 V - 240 V, 50 Hz).

1. Set the laminator down on a level, stable working surface close to an easily accessible power socket.
2. Pay attention that the On/Off switch 5 is set to OFF.
3. Connect the laminator's power plug 4 to an easily accessible power socket.

Laminating

During hot lamination, the laminating pouch is heated to a temperature of up to 105^ C as it passes through the laminator rollers. This creates a permanent thermal bonding of the laminated material and the laminating pouch. Hot lamination permanently prevents the laminated material from coming into contact with water, oxygen and bacteria.

WARNING! Risk of injury due to the feed mechanism.

Loose items could get caught in the infeed and cause injuries. Keep fingers, hair, scarves, ties, jewellery etc. well away from the feed side.

1. Switch the On/Off switch 5 to ON.
2. The drive motor for the rollers starts up. The optimum operating temperature is reached after 3 to 4 minutes.
   The temperature control indicator ② lights up red continuously.

WARNING! Risk to health through harmful vapours.

Vapours which are damaging to health can develop during lamination. Always ensure good ventilation during lamination.

1. Place the material to be laminated inside the laminating pouch. For an optimal lamination result, leave an all-round spacing of 3 to 5 ~mm from the edges of the pouch.
2. Feed the prepared laminating pouch with the closed side first, keeping it straight, into the infeed 1 of the laminator.

CAUTION! Risk of burns through hot laminating pouch. When the laminating pouch is ejected after lamination, it is extremely hot. Only remove the ejected lamination pouch holding it at the cooled end.

1. The laminator automatically draws in the laminating pouch and ejects it at the output ③.

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If Problems Occur

Clearing Pouch Jams

If you inadvertently feed the laminating pouch into the infeed 1 at an angle, or if the rollers are soiled with too much residual adhesive, or if you try to laminate unsuitable materials, laminating pouches can jam inside the laminator.

1. Switch the ON/OFF switch 5 to OFF.
2. Disconnect the power plug 4 from the power socket.

CAUTION! Risk of burns through hot laminating pouch. When the laminating pouch is ejected after lamination, it is extremely hot. Only remove the ejected lamination pouch holding it at the cooled end.

1. Carefully pull the laminating pouch out of the infeed 1 of the laminator.

After a pouch jam, always clean the laminator. Clean the laminator as described in the section Regular Maintenance and Service.

Regular Maintenance and Service

Clean the laminator at regular intervals.

1. Before cleaning, disconnect the power plug ④ from the power socket.
2. Wait until the laminator has cooled down. Information on cooling down times is provided in Section Technical Data.

Note Risk of damage to the laminator through aggressive cleaning agents. Do not use any solvents or cleaning agents.

1. Use a slightly damp, lint-free cloth to clean the surface of the laminator.

Removing Deposits and Residual Adhesive

Adhesive and other residues on the rollers can impair the lamination result. Remove these at regular intervals and whenever the lamination result is not as good as expected.

1. Switch the On/Off switch 5 to ON.

CAUTION! Risk of burns due to hot machine surface! During the laminating process, the machine surface heats up. Do not touch the machine surface during the laminating operation. Wait a few minutes after laminating until the laminator has cooled down before you touch it.

1. The drive motor for the rollers starts up. The optimum operating temperature is reached after 3 to 4 minutes.

The temperature control indicator ② lights up red continuously.

CAUTION! Risk of burns through hot residual laminated material. When the paper is ejected after the cleaning process, it can contain hot residual material. Only remove the ejected paper holding it at the cooled end.

1. Fold a sheet of paper and feed it into the infeed 1 of the laminator with the folded edge first and keeping it straight. Residual adhesive is removed and taken up by the paper when ejected.

2. Repeat the process with a new sheet of paper until the paper comes out clean.

Technical Data

Subject to change without prior notice.

Maximum foil thickness 0.5 mm
Maximum laminating width	230 mm
Maximum laminating thickness	80 -125 micron
Warm-up phase 3 - 4 min.
Cool down phase Approx.	15 min
Laminating speed 300 mm/min
Indicator elements Ready to operate: The temperature control indicator lights up red continuously
Special features Overheating protection
	No blistering
Power supply 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz, 0.63 A
Power consumption 145 W
Dimensions 340 x 110 x 60 [mm]
Weight 760 g

Declaration of Conformity

The CE mark on the laminator confirms conformity. To view the complete Declaration of Conformity, please refer to the free download available on our website:

www.go-europe.com

Information on Disposal

In order to dispose of your laminator, take it to a collection point provided by your local public waste authorities.

According to laws on the disposal of electronic and electrical devices, owners are obliged to dispose of old electronic and electrical devices in a separate waste container. The adjacent symbol indicates that the laminator must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste!

Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.

Warranty

Dear Customer,

we are pleased that you have chosen this equipment.

In the case of a defect, please return the device together with the receipt and original packing material to the point-of-sale.

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