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    J.Burrows A4 Home Laminator User Instructions

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    This document provides instructions for using an A4 laminator. It accepts pouches from 80-125 microns thick and IDs to A4 in size. It performs both cold and hot lamination. Instructions are given for powering on/off and performing cold vs. hot lamination. Safety tips include not using it continuously for over 2 hours or in damp conditions. It has anti-jamming features and specifications include a width of 216mm and weight of 0.6kg.

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    This document provides instructions for using an A4 laminator. It accepts pouches from 80-125 microns thick and IDs to A4 in size. It performs both cold and hot lamination. Instructions are given for powering on/off and performing cold vs. hot lamination. Safety tips include not using it continuously for over 2 hours or in damp conditions. It has anti-jamming features and specifications include a width of 216mm and weight of 0.6kg.

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    This document provides instructions for using an A4 laminator. It accepts pouches from 80-125 microns thick and IDs to A4 in size. It performs both cold and hot lamination. Instructions are given for powering on/off and performing cold vs. hot lamination. Safety tips include not using it continuously for over 2 hours or in damp conditions. It has anti-jamming features and specifications include a width of 216mm and weight of 0.6kg.

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    J.Burrows A4 Home Laminator User Instructions

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    This document provides instructions for using an A4 laminator. It accepts pouches from 80-125 microns thick and IDs to A4 in size. It performs both cold and hot lamination. Instructions are given for powering on/off and performing cold vs. hot lamination. Safety tips include not using it continuously for over 2 hours or in damp conditions. It has anti-jamming features and specifications include a width of 216mm and weight of 0.6kg.

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    A4 LAMINATOR – USER MANUAL

    LED
    Ready (green)
    Power (red)

    Lamination
    Entry
    Switch
    Hot/Off/Cold

    Please read this manual carefully before use, and keep it in safe place for future reference.

    Thank you for purchasing this laminator. It accepts pouches ranging in thickness from 80 to 125 micron, and
    from ID card to A4 in size. It also laminates both cold and hot/thermal laminating pouches. For optimal
    lamination performance, the suitable room temperature is 18 to 25°C.

    Note: Do not use laminator continuously for longer than 2 hours.

    Specifications and Features

    MODEL NO. J BURROWS A4 LAMINATOR (JBA4LAM)


    MAX. LAMINATION WIDTH A4 (216mm)
    NUMBER OF ROLLERS 2
    LAMINATING THICKNESS 80 – 125 MICRON
    LAMINATING OPTIONS COLD AND HOT/THEMAL POUCHES
    ANTI-JAM FEATURE YES
    POWER SUPPLY 220V-240V ~ 50HZ
    RATED CURRENT 1.2A
    POWER CONSUMPTION 270W
    PREHEATING TIME 3 – 4 MINUTES
    LAMINATING SPEED 300MM/MIN OR 60 SECS/A4 PAGE
    WEIGHT 0.6 KG
    DIMENSION (L X W X H) 390 X 90 X 65 mm
    Operation

    POWER ON and OFF:


    1. Connect the plug to mains power.
    2. Rock the switch to turn on the machine. For Cold Lamination, rock the switch to the "Cold" position.
    For Hot/Thermal Lamination, rock the switch to the "Hot" position.
    3. The Power (red) LED will turn on to indicate the machine is on.
    4. After use, turn the laminator off by rocking the switch to the "Off" position.

    COLD LAMINATION:
    • Please make sure the machine is cool when you use cold lamination.
    • Do not use cold lamination if you have just finished a hot/thermal lamination job.
    • When the Ready (green) LED turns on, put the paper into a cold lamination pouch, and insert the pouch
    into laminator through the Lamination Entry.

    HOT/THERMAL LAMINATION:
    • When you rock the switch to the "Hot" position, you will be required to wait for 3 to 4 minutes until
    the Ready (green) LED turns on.
    • When the Ready (green) LED turns on, put the paper into a hot/thermal lamination pouch, and insert
    the pouch into laminator through the Lamination Entry.

    Attention:
    • Ensure the sealed edge of the laminator pouch is inserted into the laminator first.
    • We advise users to place each laminated document under a heavy, flat object (eg a thick book) to
    maximise results and provide high flat lamination performance.
    • During the lamination process, the Ready (green) LED may go out. This does not influence the
    lamination job. Please continue your lamination job; there is no need to wait for the Ready (green)
    LED light once lamination has started.

    Clear a Jammed Pouch

    This laminator is designed with Anti-Jamming technology. In the case of a mis-feed occurring, first turn the
    laminator off, then pull the pouch out manually.

    Important Safety Information

    • Always switch the laminator off after use.


    • Before moving or cleaning the laminator, ensure the laminator is turned off.
    • Do not laminate dirty pouches; clean pouches before lamination.
    • Do not use this laminator in damp conditions.
    • Do not laminate anything that is more than 0.6mm thickness for best seal.
    • Do not laminate heat sensitive paper.
    • Do not use laminator continuously for longer than 2 hours.
    • This laminator should only use power 220-240V/50Hz and be used indoors only.
    • NEVER OPEN THIS LAMINATOR WHILE IN USE.

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