Assessments - 5, GPA: 4.4
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When using oversized covers, set the Edge Guide on Covers, punch all of the covers for your job and set aside. Move the Edge Guide back to the 11 ” setting to punch your contents then bind. 2. Raise lid on cover (D), and pull up appropriate selector pins to disengage punch pins that may nick the edge of your sheet. To determine which pins should be pulled up follow the punch steps indicated in section “D” using blank test paper. C. DETERMINE PLASTIC COMB SIZE 1. Slide the Binder Sizer open (C) (see figure 1). 2. Place document including covers behind Binder Sizer. 3. Release the Binder Sizer and select the comb binding element that corresponds with the size shown by guide. Only comb sizes up to 1” (25 mm) are shown. Your DocuBind can bind documents up to 425 sheets, or 2" (50 mm) comb size. For best results, always use GBC brand covers with GBC color-coordinated binding combs. 4. Adjust the Punch Back Guide (C1) to the setting that corresponds with the plastic comb size to be used. D. PUNCHING PAPER (see figure 2) 1. Lift the Wire Paper Support (D) into place (optional). 2. Align sheets or covers and insert edge to be bound into punch throat (D1). 3. Jog the sheets until they are flush against the edge guide and the bottom of the punch throat. Allow the paper to rest against the Wire Paper Support, or, you may prefer to hold the sheets in place with one hand. 4. To punch, press the PUNCH button (D2) or depress the foot pedal (D3). The DocuBind P400 punches up to 21 sheets of 20 lb./80 gram paper at once. Punch only TWO clear covers at a time to prevent jams and excessive wear. 5. If you try to punch too many sheets GBC’s patented “Jam Stopper” safeguard feature will automatically stop and reverse the punch die. At this time the yellow LED indicator will temporarily flash. Remove the paper from the punch throat and decrease it's thickness before trying to punch again. E. BINDING 1. Place a Plastic Comb Binding Element behind the Vertical Comb (E) with the open portion of element facing you (see figure 3). 2. Rotate the Bind Lever up (E1) toward you until the Comb Binding Element (E2) opens sufficiently to insert your document (see figure 4). 3. Thread front cover finished side facing down (see figure 5), onto open Binding Element Fingers (E3). Thread pages, front facing down, onto element. Repeat for large documents as required. Place the back cover, finished side facing upward on open Binding Element Fingers last. 4. Push the Bind Lever away from you back to its original position to close the binding element. 5. Remove book by lifting upward. Your presentation is now complete I 6. Once you become familiar with your DocuBind P400, you will find that you can bind as you punch, increasing your productivity. F. EMPTY CHIP DRAWER 1. Empty Chip Drawer (F) after repeated use. Pull drawer gently toward you to open. When putting back in, the drawer will snap into place (see figure 6). G. SERVICE Should your DocuBind require service contact: Quartet, a GBC Company 5700 Old Orchard Road Skokie, IL 60077 USA 1-800-541-0094 SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions: Electrical Power: 18” (W) x 8 1/2” (H) x 16” (D) 457mm x 216mm x 406mm 115V AC, 60Hz, 4.3 amps, 130 watts or 230V AC, 50Hz, Punch Capacity: Bind Capacity: 21 sheets of 20 lb. paper 21 sheets of 80gm* paper 425 sheets or 2” (50mm) Maximum Sheet Width: 11.7” (297mm A4) Dis-engagable Punch Pins: 11 SAFETY MESSAGES Your safety as well as the safety of others is Important to GBC. In this Operator Manual and on the product are important safety messages. Read these messages carefully. The safety alert symbol precedes each safety message In this Operator Manual. This symbol indicates a potential personal safety hazard that could hurt you or others, as well as cause product or property damage. The following warning is found on this unit: This safety message means you could be seriously hurt or killed if you open the product and expose yourself to hazardous voltage. A CAUTION: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, USE THE POWER CORD AS A MAIN DISCONNECT DEVICE! • Unplug the DocuBind P400 before moving it, or when it is not in use for an extended period of time. • Do not operate with a damaged supply cord or plug, after it malfunctions, or after it has been damaged in any manner. • Do not overload electrical outlets beyond their capacity as this can result in fire or electrical shock. • Do not...