Pressure Sealer Machines Unpacking

• Do not throw away packaging until unit has been inspected and tested
• If shipping damage is detected, notify shipping company (UPS, FedEx, etc.) immediately
• Notify customer service of damage or suspected shipping damage

Easy set up, package contains:

• Unit
• Upper Chute
• Lower Chute
• Exit Tray
• Power Cord
• Users Guide

Testing

• Refer to Users Guide for use with different forms and settings
• Become familiar with Unit
• Plug in Unit
• Did display light up and run through numbers?
• Exit tray inserted properly?
• Chutes set properly for form being used?
• Chutes inserted and locked into place properly?
• Knob access door closed?

Typical Adjustments/Problems

• Power Cord not inserted properly
• Exit tray not inserted properly
• Chutes not set properly
• Sensor cable loose
• Safety switches bent at exit tray & knob access door
• Retard Block out of adjustment
• Feed Tray out of adjustment
• Stop Cam/Gap out of adjustment

Having a pressure seal machine is a great asset to any company doing payroll, invoice and so much more. It really pays for it self quickly vs doing everything manual labor.

Never know when you may come upon an issue with the pressure sealer machine. Make sure that your tray's are pushed up exactly to the machine. If your off just a little, it can make your paper to not fold correctly.

One good thing to always do is this. If you have bad weather with lightning. Unplug your machine, so it wont get fried by the lightning. As expensive as the pressure sealer machines are. You dont want to have it damaged. Also, get a dust cover to protect it from the office dust. Walking on the carpet puts alot of dust in the air. Get a can of air, and blow it out time to time. Up keeping your machine will prolong the life of it.

Maintenance kits are also important. If your not sure. Always call the manufacture for the precise information for your machine.