PC Line DX-10 Instruction Manual
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To set up your PC Line DX-10 Shredder, first remove all packaging materials. Place the shredder on a stable surface near a power outlet. Ensure the shredder head is correctly positioned on the waste bin and plug it into an electrical outlet.
The PC Line DX-10 Shredder is designed to shred paper, credit cards, and small paper clips. It is not suitable for shredding CDs, DVDs, or large amounts of materials at once.
If your shredder is jammed, switch it to the reverse mode to back out the paper. If this does not work, unplug the shredder and carefully remove the paper with tweezers or pliers. Avoid using your fingers to prevent injury.
The shredder may overheat if used continuously beyond its duty cycle. Allow the shredder to cool down for at least 30 minutes. To prevent overheating, operate it in intervals as per the manufacturer's guidelines.
Regularly oil the cutting blades using shredder oil to maintain performance. Clean the shredder blades and empty the waste bin frequently to prevent jams and maintain efficiency.
Dispose of shredded paper in recycling bins if your local recycling program accepts it. For added security, you may mix shredded material with other waste to prevent reconstruction of sensitive documents.
The PC Line DX-10 Shredder is not designed for continuous use. It has a limited duty cycle (usually around 5 minutes) to prevent overheating. Allow it to cool down between shredding sessions.
Ensure the shredder is plugged in and switched on. Check if the shredder head is properly seated on the bin. If these are correct, the motor may have overheated; allow it to cool down before trying again.
A squeaking noise may indicate the need for lubrication. Apply shredder oil evenly across the blades and run the shredder in reverse for a few seconds to distribute the oil.
To ensure longevity, avoid overloading the shredder, regularly oil the blades, and adhere to the recommended duty cycle. Store it in a dry place and handle it with care.