Royal Sovereign RSL-1062CR, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...R Laminator OWNER S MANUAL Read all instructions carefully before use For any Customer Support needs please choose the Customer Support tab on www royalsovereign com Royal Sovereign International Inc...

Page 2: ...Hot Film 7 8 6 2 Cold Film 9 6 3 Mounting 10 7 Control of Roller Pressure 11 8 Control Panel 12 9 Laminating Steps 9 1 Hot Laminating 13 14 9 2 Cold Laminating 15 10 Using Cross Cutter 16 11 Using Sli...

Page 3: ...the outlet prior to moving and or repairing 8 Keep out of reach of children 9 Only Royal Sovereign authorized maintenance and service technicians should make repairs 10 Do not attempt to laminate ite...

Page 4: ...PART NAME NO PART NAME 1 UPPER FILM 7 LOWER FILM 2 TAKE UP BOBBIN 8 FOOT SWITCH 3 IDLE BAR 9 HANDLE TENSION 4 HOT ROLLER 10 PRESSURE LEVER 5 SAFETY COVER 11 CONTROL PANEL 6 FRONT TABLE 12 KNOB TENSION...

Page 5: ...t Part Name Owner s Manual 2 57mm 3 76mm Auto Grip L wrench 2 5 L wrench 6 Main Power Fuse 65TS 15A Roll Film Samples Silicone Rubber 1 Quantity Picture RSM 1112MA Laminator OWNER S MANUAL Read all in...

Page 6: ...2 using the special tool fix the auto grips on the film shaft with set screws 3 Set the glossy side of the upper and lower film towards the heat rollers Glossy side is PET film and matte side is therm...

Page 7: ...the Front Table 5 Pull down the upper film over the Safety Cover to the lower film align and center the lower film to upper film Picture 1 6 Rewind the upper film until the film aligns with the Safet...

Page 8: ...ader boards between the pair of main rollers Picture 5 16 Press the Run button and adjust the supply roll tension knobs by rotating clockwise or counterclockwise Turn it until the supply roll films ha...

Page 9: ...t Table and close the Safety Cover 6 Adjust the nip setting to 1 4 6mm 7 Insert and push the leader board until board reaches the nip point 8 Press the Run button and adjust the supply roll tension kn...

Page 10: ...the center out Figure 2 3 Adjust the pressure lever to ensure the proper opening Figure 3 4 Flip the image over the upper roller and hold on to the release liner Figure 4 5 Press the foot pedal once a...

Page 11: ...rollers 6MM For laminating 6mm 0 24in thick board 5MM For laminating 5mm 0 2in thick board 3MM For laminating 3mm 0 12in thick board 1 5MM For laminating 1 5mm 0 06in thick board LAMINATING For lamin...

Page 12: ...K To check current upper and lower roller temperatures Display automatically returns to the previous settings after 5 blinks 7 ST BY To change to stand by mode temperature will automatically reset to...

Page 13: ...film Having the tension too tight will slow down or prevent the rollers from turning and if the tension is set too low this can cause wrinkles in your lamination 7 For ease and convenience set the do...

Page 14: ...better lamination results 4 When laminating at high temperatures 248 F 120 C you may want to press the FAN button to allow the cooling fan to cool the document being laminated 5 When laminating contin...

Page 15: ...palyed on the screen and beeps three times 6 Turn on the take up device and set the proper film tension by pressing the RUN button Lower tension would make better operation 7 Center the document on th...

Page 16: ...n at the desired point of detachment Figure 1 2 Grasp film with one hand press the cutter downward into the application and slide it first to one end of the application then to the other end to comple...

Page 17: ...the left side of the machine clockwise Figure 2 3 Once you activate the slitter then you can begin lamination Figure 3 4 To deactivate the slitter turn the slitter knob counterclockwise Figure 4 NOTE...

Page 18: ...Up 1 Remove the film from the laminator 2 Use a damp water only cloth and a rubber gum eraser to remove the adhesive on the Teflon metal and silicone rollers NOTE Rub firmly but do not scrub the roll...

Page 19: ...e paper guide so that the micro switch is activated c Replace the motor fuse The unit is not heating up a The machine is in COLD mode b Set temperature is lower than the room temperature a Switch to H...

Page 20: ...rdance with film manufacturer s recommendations NO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Func No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Func No Temp Speed Remark Preset User Film thickness 38 micron 1 5 mil 75 micron 3 mil 80 micron 3 2 mil...

Page 21: ...time 10min 11min Heating method Hot roller Driving motor DC geared Max Temperature control 150 C 302 F Speed control 9 settings Transport type 4 Roller Film core size Auto grip 2 3 Core 1 Auto grip 2...

Page 22: ...gn s satisfaction that such defects actually exist and were not caused by misuse neglect attempt to repair unauthorized alternation or modification incorrect line voltage fire accident flood or other...