What to do if my Fellowes Starlet 2+ 120 will not punch?
If your Fellowes Binding Machine won't punch, the issue might be a blockage. First, ensure the waste tray is empty. Then, inspect the paper entry for any obstructions.
Why are there damaged hole edges when using my Fellowes Binding Machine?
Damaged hole edges when using the Fellowes Binding Machine are possibly due to overloading the machine. Try punching plastic covers with paper sheets. You might also need to reduce the number of sheets being punched at once.
How to fix waste tray leaks in Fellowes Starlet 2+ 120?
If the waste tray of your Fellowes Binding Machine leaks, it may not be correctly inserted or the 'burst feature' has been activated. Check that the waste tray is empty and that the 'burst feature' is closed.
What to do if Fellowes Starlet 2+ 120 punch holes are not centered?
If the punch holes are not centered, the edge guide may not be set correctly. Adjust the edge guide until the hole pattern is correct.
Why are punch holes not parallel to edge on my Fellowes Starlet 2+ 120 Binding Machine?
If the punch holes are not parallel to the edge, debris might be stuck below the dies. Slide a stiff piece of cardboard into the paper entry and move it sideways to dislodge any stray clippings into the waste tray.
How to resolve partial holes in my Fellowes Binding Machine?
Partial holes in your Fellowes Binding Machine may be caused by sheets not being correctly aligned to the punch pattern. Adjust the edge guide and test punch some scrap sheets until it's correct.
The lever used for punching paper sheets.
Adjusts the paper guides for accurate hole punching.
Aligns paper for correct punching placement.
Slot where paper is inserted for punching.
Collects paper scraps after punching.
A guide to measure document thickness for comb selection.
Operates the comb opening mechanism.
General| Brand | Fellowes |
|---|---|
| Model | Starlet 2+ 120 |
| Category | Binding Machine |
| Language | English |
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