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Guarantee
Operation of this machine is guaranteed for two years
from date of purchase, subject to normal use. Within the
guarantee period, Rexel will at its own discretion either
repair or replace the defective machine free of charge.
Defects due to misuse or use for inappropriate purposes are
not covered under the guarantee. Proof of date of purchase
will be required. Repairs or alterations made by persons not
authorised by Rexel will invalidate the guarantee. It is our
aim to ensure that our products perform to the specifications
stated. This guarantee does not affect the legal rights
which consumers have under applicable national legislation
governing the sale of goods.
Register this product online at www.rexeleurope.com
Service
Do not attempt to service or repair the unit yourself. If your
guillotine is under warranty return it to the point of purchase
for replacement or repair. If your guillotine is no longer
under the point of purchase return period and requires
replacement or repair, please contact your supplier for
further assistance.
Operating the guillotine
1
Place the guillotine on a stable, flat surface such as a
table.
2
Lift the blade and handle assembly (3) up into the
cutting position.
3
To find a specific measurement, use the Imperial/Metric
scale guide (7).
4
Place the material to be trimmed at the desired
measurement and square up with the locking back
gauge (5) for precise and repeated cuts (see fig. C).
CAUTION: KEEP HANDS AND FINGERS CLEAR
OF THE CUTTING BLADE AT ALL TIMES.
5
With the left hand, push and hold down the paper clamp
(4) while cut is being made (see fig. D).
6
When finished using the trimmer, always store the
cutting handle in the down position.
The cut measurement can also be determined by using the
front gauge (8). The specific measurement can be set using
the calibrated knob (10) and can be locked into place with
the locking knob (11) for repeated cuts. Narrow cuts (smaller
than 10mm) are also possible since the front gauge will
automatically swing out of the way during cutting (see fig. E).
The CL710 is also equipped with extendable paper supports
on the front gauge. They ensure precise positioning of the
paper against the front gauge (see fig. F).
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Maintenance
If necessary the angle of the back gauge can be adjusted
with an allen key (2mm) on the opposite side of the locking
screw (see fig. I).
CAUTION: CUT HAZARD
If you experience poor cutting quality please contact your
local service centre. Details at the back of the manual (see
fig. J).
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Tension adjustment
The CL710 incorporates a tension adjustment nut on the
blade carrier. If necessary it can be adjusted to prevent the
blade from moving down on its own (see fig. G). Readjust the
tension immediately if this is noticed.
To adjust, loosen the allen screw (see fig. H, a) with an allen
key (4mm). Then tighten nut (see fig. H, b) with a 13mm
wrench until the blade/handle stays in position again but can
still be operated by hand. Tighten the allen head screw and
the adjustment is complete (see fig. H, c).
