You can do this by running themachine slowly backward.) *One roll of film runs out while the other one continues to run. Look on the left side of the film supplycylinder and loosen the screw on the left collar. 5)Take the film out of the laminator. Working from the right, slide the shaft of the film into thetube and the core adapter. 1)Turn the main power switch on. Reposition the feed table,positioning the lower film on the tray. Pull the cylinder outa bit then slide it in to loosen the left core.The most popular reason for laminator repair calls is improperly loadedfilm. Pay attention sothat you don't accidentally cut the rollers, as this can damage them.Put the lower roll oflaminating film back in the round hole on the frame and put the leftside into the hexagonal brake hub. To dothis, you may have to put the feed table back in place. Pull the cylinder outof the tube entirely to remove the core adapter. 8)Lower the bottom idle bar, then get ready by unrolling two feet oflaminating film and pushing the idle bar into position.Using a school laminator is pretty simple, butloading the film so you can use the laminator can be somewhat tricky.
The card is now properly positioned to guide the film rolls into therollers. 12)Between the laminating film and the feed tray, slide the threadingcard into place by gently pushing it into the heat roller's nip area. Service calls can be costly, so learning to load film correctlyis important. Replace Polyolefin Shrink Film Suppliers both rolls of laminating film at once using the following steps. Four common ways to end up with glue on your rollersinclude: *Laminating when only one roll has been loaded on the laminator *Trying to use two mismatched widths of film together *Loading film upside down so that the adhesive faces the roller (Keepin mind that the shiny side of the laminating film faces the rollers,and the adhesive side faces out. Be sure toremove the feed table when you're finished removing film. 2)Look at both rolls of laminate that are mounted on the laminator by removing the feed table. 13)After lowering the shield, press RUN. Put the remaining core adapter onto the leftside's core adapter. If your machine is already hot, turn it off and let it cool before continuing. If adhesive gets onthe rollers, the machine will not work until the film residue iscleaned off.
Check tomake sure the film unrolls from the bottom after you have loaded itonto the laminator. 4)Lift the shield into an upright position and pull down the top piece of film. Put the retaining collar back where it goes andtighten the screw. Incorrectly loaded film can deposits film on the rollersand if you are not careful can ruin your machine. Lay thelaminating film over the bottom of the roll. 11)Push the feed tray into position under the lower film web currentlylying on top of the lower roll of film. When the threading card comes out the back of thelaminating machine, press STOP. 9)Repeat steps 6-7 after removing the upper film supply roll. 3)Find what is left of the top and bottom film webs (by looking betweenthe heated rollers and the supply rolls) and cut them. 7)Check to be sure the film is properly positioned to unroll the rightway, then slide one of the core adapters into the right side of a newfilm roll. 6)Slide the bottom roll of laminating film to the right to release itfrom the hexagonal brake hub. Carefully monitor thethreading card to ensure the leading edge is properly taken into thelaminating machine. Pay attention as you do this so that you don'taccidentally touch the adhesive to the rollers and make a mess. 10)Unroll about two feet of laminating film and lay it over the upper idle bar and over both of the rollers