To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Fellowes Callisto 95 Laminator pouch is lost in the machine?
If your Fellowes Laminator pouch gets stuck, the machine should automatically reverse the document. If it doesn't fully clear, press and hold the reverse button while gently pulling the pouch to remove it completely. This usually happens when a pouch is jammed.
Why is the reverse button flashing red on my Fellowes Callisto 95?
If the reverse button on your Fellowes Laminator is flashing red, it means the machine has detected a mis-feed and the auto-reverse function has been activated to address the issue.
How to fix waves or bubbles in a Fellowes Laminator pouch?
If your Fellowes Laminator pouch has waves or bubbles after lamination, it might be due to an incorrect temperature setting. To fix this, check that the pouch thickness setting is correctly selected and pass the pouch through the laminator again.
What to do if Fellowes Laminator pouch doesn't seal completely?
If your Fellowes Laminator pouch isn't sealing the item completely, it could be due to two reasons: 1. The item might be too thick to laminate. Ensure the pass-through thickness is correctly selected and try passing it through again. 2. The temperature setting may be incorrect. Verify that the pouch thickness is correctly selected and pass it through again.
Why is the Fellowes Callisto 95 pouch damaged after lamination?
If your Fellowes Laminator pouch is damaged after lamination, it's likely due to damaged rollers or adhesive on the rollers. To resolve this, pass cleaning sheets through the machine to test and clean the rollers.
What to do if all LEDs are dimly blinking on Fellowes Callisto 95?
If all the LEDs on your Fellowes Laminator are dimly blinking, it means the laminator has entered Auto Shut Off mode. To restart the machine, simply press any button or cycle the power switch.
How to fix no control panel illumination on Fellowes Callisto 95?
If there is no control panel illumination on your Fellowes Laminator, make sure the machine is switched on at the rear next to the plug inlet and at the wall socket.
General| Laminating Speed | 12 inches per minute |
|---|---|
| Warm-Up Time | 5 minutes |
| Max Pouch Thickness | 5 mil |
| Pouch Thickness | 3-5 mil |
| Number of Rollers | 2 |
| Laminating Width | 9.5 inches |
| Throat Width | 9.5 inches |
