Fellowes CL125 Cosmic Laminator User’s Manual CL95 125

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1789 Norwood Avenue, Itasca, Illinois 60143-1095 • USA• 630-893-1600

2006 Fellowes, Inc. Part No. 401503

COSMIC

CL 95/CL 125

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CAPABILITIES

CL 95 CL 125

Pouch Thickness 3 mil 3

mil

Estimated Heat-Up Time 6 Minutes 6

Minutes

Approximate Cool-Down Time 90 Minutes 90

Minutes

Lamination Speed 12” (30 cm)/Minute 12” (30

cm)/Minute

CL 95 CL 125

Maximum Width 9” (

220 mm)

12.5” (330 mm)

Voltage

120V~

Frequency 60 Hz

60 Hz

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS — Read Before Using!

• The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and

shall be easily accessible.

• To prevent electrical shock, do NOT use laminator close to water

and do NOT spill water on laminator, electric cord, or wall

socket.

• Do not leave electric cord in contact with a warm surface.

• Do not leave electric cord hanging from a cupboard or shelf.

• Do not use laminator if electric cord is damaged.

• Do not laminate metal objects.

• Only use pouches speciﬁ cally designed for the lamination setting (Hot or Cold) you intend

to use.

• Always supervise children during laminator operation.

• Keep pets away from laminator while in use.

• Switch off and unplug laminator when not in use.

• Do not open or attempt to repair the laminator yourself, as this could result in electric shock

and will void your warranty. Contact Customer Service if you have questions. Please note the

warranty does not apply in cases of abuse, mishandling or unauthorized repair.

• Always wrap cord around feet while carrying or in storage.

• Always put item in a pouch. Never

laminate an empty pouch.

• Trim excess pouch material from around

your item after laminating and cooling.

• If using both hot and cold lamination in

one session, use the cold setting ﬁ rst to

avoid having to wait for the laminator to

cool down.

• With self-adhesive pouches, use the lami-

nator on the cold setting for a smoother

ﬁ nish.

TIPS

• Before laminating valuable items, do

a test run with an item similar in size

and thickness.

• When not in use, wrap cord around

feet for portable ease and optimal stor-

age.

• When laminating heat-sensitive

documents (i.e., tickets, ultrasounds,

etc.) only use self-adhesive pouches on

a cold setting.

• Use a dry-erase marker for writing on

laminated pouches.

Pouch/Document Entry

Stand-by Light

(red)

Carry Handle

- for easy

portability and tray support

Ready Light

(green)

Dual-Purpose Tray

- serves as

Dual-Purpose Tray - serves as Dual-Purpose Tray

guide and protective dust cover

Hot/Cold

Lamination Selector

Cord Wrap/Feet

- for optimal

cord management and storage

REFILL SUPPLIES – 3 MIL POUCHES

For Hot Lamination For Cold Lamination

Letter* Luggage Tag with Loop Self-Adhesive Letter

Photo Business Card

ID Card (Unpunched) File Card

For best results, use Fellowes

brand pouches from your local retailer.

*Includes combination cleaning / carrier sheet.

Stand-by

Light

(Do Not

Laminate)

Indicator Light Key

Cold

Lamination

Off

Hot

Lamination

Ready Light

Anti-Jamming

Release Lever

COLD LAMINATION STEPS

TROUBLESHOOTING

WARRANTY

Fellowes warrants all parts of the laminator to be free of defects in material and workmanship for

2 years from the date of purchase by the original consumer. If any part is found to be defective

during the warranty period, your sole and exclusive remedy will be repair or replacement, at

Fellowes’ option and expense, of the defective part. This warranty does not apply in cases of abuse,

mishandling or unauthorized repair. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING THAT OF MERCHANT-

ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, IS HEREBY LIMITED IN DURATION

TO THE APPROPRIATE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. IN NO EVENT SHALL FELLOWES BE

LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ATTRIBUTABLE TO THIS PRODUCT.

This warranty gives you speciﬁ c legal rights. You may have other legal rights that vary from this

warranty. The duration, terms and conditions of this warranty are valid world-wide, except where

different limitations, restrictions or conditions may be required by local law. For more details or to

obtain services under this warranty, please contact us or your dealer.

Problem

Ready Light does not go on after extended

time.

Ready Light does not go on for cold

lamination.

Pouch did not completely adhere to item.

Jamming

Cause

Laminator is in a hot, humid area.

If you used the hot lamination setting before a cold lamina-

tion session, the laminator may need time to cool down.

Laminated item may be too thick.

Laminated item was not immediately removed from

machine or small items were laminated without a carrier.

Pouch was not used.

Pouch was not centered or straight when fed through

Pouch/Document Entry.

Solution

Move laminator to a cool dry area.

Wait 90 minutes for laminator to fully cool down.

Pass through laminator a second time.

Press release lever, in back of laminator, to gently pull pouch

out of machine. Use cleaning sheet before laminating.

Always put item in a pouch.

Align sealed edge with Pouch/Document Entry. Use guide

to center.

HOT LAMINATION STEPS

Slide power button to Cold

Setting and wait for green Ready

Light.

To prevent jamming, immediately

remove laminated item from back

of machine.

Place pouch, sealed edge ﬁ rst,

into laminator entry. Keep pouch

straight and use the edge guide

to center it. Continue peeling the

protective sheet away.

Center item on clear side against

sealed edge; documents

cannot

be repositioned once laminated.

• Plug laminator into

power outlet.

• Position laminator

so you have enough

space to allow items to

pass freely through the

machine.

Slide power button to Hot

Setting and wait for green

Ready Light.

Place pouch, sealed edge ﬁ rst,

into laminator entry. Keep pouch

straight and use the edge guide

to center it.

To prevent jamming,

immediately

remove laminated item from back

of machine. Let item cool on ﬂ at

surface for several seconds.

Before switching off laminator,

feed empty cleaning/carrier sheet

through machine to clean unit.

BEFORE YOU LAMINATE

Use Fellowes

brand

pouches for best results.

Select correct pouch size for

laminated item.

Place item inside pouch against

the sealed edge. To prevent jam-

ming, use a carrier when item is

smaller than the pouch.

CAUTION: Only

use self-adhesive pouches when laminating with a cold setting.

CAUTION: Only use self-adhesive pouches when laminating with a cold setting.CAUTION: Only

Peel a small part of the protective

sheet away from document.

Need Help?

Customer Service:

US: 1-800-945-4545

Canada: 1-800-665-4339

México: 1-800-234-1185

www.fellowes.com

Let our experts help you with a solution. Always

call us ﬁ rst before contacting your place of

purchase.

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1789 Norwood Avenue, Itasca, Illinois 60143-1095 • USA• 630-893-1600

2006 Fellowes, Inc. Part No. 401503

COSMIC

CL 95/CL 125

Help Line

Australia + 1-800-33-11-77

Canada + 1-800-665-4339

México + 1-800-234-1185

United States + 1-800-955-0959

Fellowes

Australia + 61-3-8336-9700

Benelux + 31-(0)-76-523-2090

Canada + 1-905-475-6320

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United Kingdom + 44-(0)-1302-836836

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