Genie F9011 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento página 8

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 to 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.
Note: Do not feed the laminator further with foil in case of a blockage. Turn off
the device immediately!
Clearing a blockage of the film
A B S ( for cl e a r in g a bl o ckag e)
1. This machine is equipped with a film blockage function in order to resolve any
blockage of the film. Such function is featured by ABS button on BACK SIDE
of the Laminator GENIE F9011.
2. Please switch off the machine immediately by setting the switch to 'OFF' and
pull out the plug from the mains socket outlet, let the machine to cool down
briefly (for hot laminating) and push the 'ABS' anti-film blockage button on
back as direction indicated by the arrow sign, whenever there is a blockage of
the film.
3. Hold the ABS switch firmly with one hand and pull out the film completely from
the machine's feed opening or delivery opening with the other hand.
4. After you have resolved the blockage of the film and released the ABS switch,
this will go back to its starting position again. Now you can use the machine
again completely.
5. Please contact our service hot line if there is a blockage of the film again.
Cleaning and care
1. Please pull out the plug from the mains socket outlet always, in order to clean
the machine. Take care while doing so that the plug does not come into
contact with any liquids.
2. Allow the machine to cool down before cleaning it.
3. Clean the machine with a slighly moist, soft cloth. Do not use any caustic or
abrasive cleaning agents while doing so.
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