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7 Fault and function indicators
Note
Messages on the display and control panel inform you of the operating status of the shredder. For
that reason, the explanations below refer only to the error messages for which the necessary actions
are not indicated directly on the display.
Paper jam
Intelligent paper jam
removal -
paper stack is drawn in
Message displayed Fault cause Remedy
Please remove the
stack of paper or the
CD.
Safety element open Press safety
Paper container full Paper/shred-
CD container full
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Paper jam
You have fed in too much paper at once.
 If more than 1/2 an A4 sheet has already been processed, the shred-
der will draw in the paper stack even though more sheets than permitted
have been fed in.
 If the number of sheets to be shredded is far in excess of the number of
sheets processable, the cutting unit runs in reverse for a few seconds
and pushes the paper back out.
• If necessary, press the "R" button to run the cutting unit in reverse once
more.
• Remove the stack of paper.
• Only feed in the amount of paper allowed (see Technical Data).
Note
You can lift up the safety element in order to better remove paper. To do
this, press the middle section of the front of the safety element and lift up
the fl ap.
Paper and • Do not use both cutting units at the same time, but rather shred
CD fed at paper and CDs/diskettes/credit cards separately.
the same
time
 Pressing lightly on the safety element prevents material being
element
drawn in unintentionally. The cutting unit stops/does not start.
• Do not press on the safety element.
• Empty the paper/shredded material container. To open the door,
ded material press the right-hand edge of the door.
container full Note
If you press the "R" button before opening the door, some of the shred-
ded material is drawn back into the cutting unit and does not fall into
the inside of the shredder.
CD contain- • Empty the CD container. To do so, lift it upwards out of the bracket.
er full
HSM SECURIO P44i
07/2022