Why won't paper feed in my UNITED F100?
If the paper won't feed in your UNITED Folding Machines, adjust the paper guides so a single sheet of paper slides freely between them without too much space. Also, ensure the paper is correctly loaded in the infeed tray, with the leading edge positioned under the feed tires.
How to fix UNITED F100 Folding Machines that will not start?
If your UNITED Folding Machines won't start, first, make sure the power cord is properly plugged into both the folder and a functioning electrical outlet. Second, verify that the power switch is in the ON position.
What to do if my UNITED Folding Machines is folding paper incorrectly?
If your UNITED Folding Machines is folding paper incorrectly, check that the fold plates are inserted correctly, with the upper plate on top and the lower plate on the bottom. Ensure they are properly seated on their alignment pins. Also, check the fold stops to ensure they match the positions shown on the guide and that the thumbscrews have been tightened.
What to do if my UNITED F100 shows an overload error?
In case of an overload on your UNITED Folding Machines, check the outfeed wheels to ensure they are correctly adjusted for the specific fold type and paper size you are using. After checking the wheels, turn the folder off and then back on to reset the system.
General| Brand | UNITED |
|---|---|
| Model | F100 |
| Category | Folding Machines |
| Language | English |
Install the upper fold plate at an angle, aligning notches with machine body pins. Push gently to lock.
Install the lower fold plate at an angle, aligning notches with machine body pins. Push gently to lock.
Describes the F100's 3-digit resettable counter for tracking folded sheets.
Explains how to set a number of sheets with a pause between sets using the AutoBatch Counter.
Details adjusting the speed of the last three forms for accurate sets in AutoBatch.
Guides setting custom uneven 'C' folds by measuring and adjusting panels A and B.
Guides setting custom uneven 'Z' folds by measuring and adjusting panels A and B.
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