How to fix power issue on Fellowes Paper Shredder?
To get your Fellowes Paper Shredder working, make sure the power switch is in the ON (I) position. Also, check that the power cord is securely plugged into both the shredder and the power outlet.
What to do if Fellowes LX Paper Shredder shows bin open?
If the 'Bin Open' indicator is on, your Fellowes Paper Shredder will not work. Make sure to close the bin completely to resume shredding.
Why Fellowes LX Paper Shredder shows overheat indicator?
The 'Overheat Indicator' means your Fellowes Paper Shredder has gotten too hot. It needs to cool down before you can use it again.
What to do if SafeSense[®] Indicator appears on Fellowes LX?
When the SafeSense[®] Indicator is active on your Fellowes Paper Shredder, the shredding stops. To resume, open and close the bin or toggle the power switch on the rear of the machine off and on.
General| Brand | Fellowes |
|---|---|
| Model | LX Series |
| Category | Paper Shredder |
| Language | English |
Identifies essential parts like paper entry, shredder head, bin, window, and safety lock.
Details the functions of the control switch (Reverse, Off, Auto-On) and LED indicators (Overheat).
Lists acceptable materials like paper and staples, and unacceptable items like CDs and laminates.
Details sheets/cards per pass, continuous operation time, cool down period, cut size, and entry width.
Covers moving parts, keeping foreign objects away, and avoiding sharp edges.
Includes grounding requirements, avoiding aerosol products, and fire hazards from greeting cards.
Emphasizes unplugging before service and not using damaged or defective units.
Step-by-step guide for shredding paper or cards, from plugging in to setting the switch.
Explains the importance of oiling and the recommended procedure for peak performance.
Provides a step-by-step guide to resolve paper jams using reverse and manual removal.
Describes the overheat indicator and the need for the shredder to cool down.
Details the warranty period for parts and blades, exclusions, and consumer rights.
Outlines replacement or refund rights for major failures under Australian law.
Provides website and phone number for customer support and service information.
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