Magnum MFM-FS Fiche technique

Product instruction manual

Magnum® MFM-FS Folding System

Fixed Speed

Magnum Folders have been designed to be user friendly,

however we strongly recommend you take a few minutes

to read through this manual to ensure correct operation.

Keep this manual safe for future reference.

Page 2 - Specications

Page 3 - Introduction

Page 4 - Safety Instructions and environmental requirements

Page 5 - Information before use

Page 6 - Parts

Page 7 - Operation panel and functions

Page 8 - How to use

Page 14 - Warranty and incorrect use

Contents

Paper Size 125 x 176mm (B6) to 297 x 420mm (A3)/5 x 7”to 11 x 17”

Paper Weight up to 220gsm single folding, up to 135gsm multiple folding

Paper Quality Woody paper, high-quality paper, high-quality paper for stencil printing,

medium-quality paper

Fold Type Single, Double parallel, Letter, Gate, Zig-Zag, Fold-out

Paper Feed System Friction roller feed system

Max. Stacking Capacity 500 sheets

Folding Speed 50-200 sheets per minute

Operating Method Digital key input

Power Supply Required 13 Amps

Power Supply 220/240 V / 110-120 V

Rate Input Power 50W

Frequency (Hz) 50-60Hz

Dimensions 610 x 580 x 450mm

Gross Weight 29Kg

Specications

Thank you for purchasing the Magnum MFM-FS Folding System.

This system enables users to achieve greater eciency in clerical work by releasing

them from paper-folding work that has manually been performed in the past.

Please read these instructions carefully before starting to use the system to ensure you

get the best results and are competent at operation.

Should you experience any problems please contact your supplier.

Introduction

Safety Instructions

• Make sure that the system is electrically grounded. This prevents an electric shock when there is a leak

of electricity.

• Use the system at 110 – 120 VAC, 220 – 240 VAC with a frequency of 50Hz to 60Hz. A re may start or

the system may break down if a higher or lower voltage is used, or if an electric current with a

frequency that is not within the range of frequency stated above.

• Do not place any objects on this system. A re may start or electricity may leak if water or a foreign

object enters the system.

• Handle the power cord with care. A re may start or an electric shock may be caused if the cord is

damaged, broken, or processed, if a heavy object is placed on the cord, or if the cord is bent forcibly.

• Do not pull the power plug out of or put it in the electric outlet using a wet hand.

Otherwise, an electric shock may be caused.

• Do not remove the cover of this system. Otherwise, an electric shock or injury may be caused.

• Do not remodel this system. Otherwise, a re may break out or an electric shock may be caused.

• If the system is used when it is in an abnormal condition, such as generating heat, emitting smoke,

and giving out a strange smell, a re may break out or an electric shock may be caused. Turn o the

power switch immediately and then pull the power plug out of the electric outlet. Afterwards, report

the fault to your supplier.

• If abnormalities such as the power cord generating heat and giving out a strange smell are found,

turn o the power switch immediately and then pull the power plug out of the electric outlet.

Afterwards, report the fault to your supplier.

• If a foreign object enters the system, turn o the power switch rst and then pull the power plug out

of the electric outlet. Afterwards, report the fault to your supplier.

• If thunder approaches, pull the power cord out of the electric outlet to prevent a re or breakdown

caused by the falling of a thunderbolt.

• Do not let hairs, a necktie or necklace hang above the drive of the system.

Doing so may cause an injury.

• Do not put the system on an unstable place such as a shaky stand or a slanted oor. Doing so may

cause the system to drop or fall down, causing an injury.

• Do not put the system in a moist or dusty place. Doing so may start a re or cause an electric shock.

• Be sure to pull out the power cord while holding the plug. If the power plug is pulled out while

holding the cord, a re may break out or an electric shock may be caused.

• Be sure to pull the power plug out of the electric outlet rst when moving this system.

Otherwise, the cord may be damaged, causing a re or an electric shock.

• Be sure to pull the power plug out of the electric outlet for safety purposes when this system is not

used for consecutive holidays or for other reasons.

Check accessories immediately after unpacking. Should an item be missing, contact your supplier.

Also, check if the warranty has the dealer’s signature and the date of purchase is mentioned.

Accessory Quantity

Table 1 1

Table 2 1

Power Cable 1

System cover 1

Instruction Manual 1

Information Before Use

1. Precautions on Installation

Do not install it in an unstable place such as on a faltering bench or an inclined place.

It may fall down or drop and cause an injury.

Do not install it in a dusty place or a place of high humidity.

It may cause a re, or an electric shock.

Do not install it in a place exposed to direct sunlight.

Avoid a location near a window.

It should be used at an ambient temperature of 5 to 35°C.

Do not install it in a location close to heating equipment.

Do not install it in a place exposed to a direct wind.

2. Checking Accessories

Parts

Number Name Number Name

(1) Roller cover (10) Table 1

(2) Left hand side cover (11) Control panel

(3) Paper feed roller (12) Paper feed table

(4) Paper guide (13) Table 2

(5) Feed table (14) Right hand side cover

(6) Paper ejection roller (15) Paper feed table lever

(7) Paper stacking table (16) Power switch

(8) Stopper plate (17) Power cable socket

(9) Fold position micro adjustment (18) Circuit breaker

Operation Panel and Functions

No. Designation/Indication Function

(1) Test key Test folds two sheets without counting.

(2) Start/Stop key Starts and stops the system.

(3) Clear/Reset key Clears counter indication resets error.

(4) Numerical key Inputs the desired number of sheets to be folded.

(5) Counter Shows the number of sheets.

(6) Check lamp Lights when paper stock runs short, or indicates the location where

paper feed jam occurs.

(5) (6)

(4) (3) (1) (2)

How to Use

1. Preparation

(1) Setting table 1 and 2

Fit (a) and (b) of table 1 and (c) and (d) of table 2 on the studs (a), (b), (c)

and (d) at the left and right sides of the side plate.

When setting Table 1, be sure to put the stopper plate in the centre. If table 1 and 2 are not properly set,

the system may not be able to fold paper correctly.

(2) Setting paper

Pull the paper stacking table out and set it while lifting the

feed table.

Raise the paper feed table lever.

Set the paper guide at the required size

of paper stock being used.

Place the paper on the feed table

with its printed side facing up.

Ensure that the paper is loaded neatly and with its leading

edge ush with the front plate of the feed tray.

Ensure that both Table 1 and 2 aren’t warped and properly tted on the studs (a) (b) (c) and (d). If they are

improperly set, it may cause incorrect folding or injury.

CAUTION

Place the paper printed side down in case of fold-out.

Place the paper on the feed table so that it touches the paper guide and then tighten the paper guide

setscrews.

Lower the paper feed table lever and set the paper.

If the paper does not come in contact with the paper feed roller, it may be fed incorrectly. In such case,

the leading edge of the paper may touch the guide plate in the front and prevent the paper from being

fed. Reset it by pulling it backwards.

If the paper is curled or wrinkled it might cause the sheets to misfeed. Correct it before use.

In the case of printed paper, use it only after the ink is dry, otherwise the paper feed rubber roller, paper

separator, fold roller and other parts of the unit will be stained with ink and may get ink on subsequent

sheets.

Do not use ruled paper as the paper folding may deteriorate.

2. Operation Procedure

(1) Switch the power on.

Insert the plug into the power socket and switch the power on. Be sure to remove the power plug from

the socket after use.

(2) Setting Paper Fold Position

Pull the fold adjustment lever to move the stopper plate to the desired position on Table 1 and 2,

matching the stopper plate mark (?) with the position and leave the half-nut lever there. The stopper

plate automatically locks at the position where the half-nut lever remains.

* Incase of single fold only, all size paper should be set at the position of ‘All Sizes’. Should wrinkles or

irregular folding occur in single fold, move the stopper plate until halting by the stopper adjustment

knob.

(3) Setting paper ejection roller

Set the paper ejection roller at the indication for the size of paper

stock used. If the roller is set at a wrong position, it may cause prob-

lems with stacking of folded sheets.

The paper folding length may be altered depending on the fold

type and paper curl may be caused by changes of temperature and

humidity. Therefore, whenever a paperjam occurs at the stage of

ejection, reset to adjust the paper eject roller to the best position.

(4) Setting paper stacking table

Pull out the paper stacking table and set it so that the ejected

sheets ows out smoothly.

(3) Test Folding

Press the test key to feed 2 sheets of paper. Check if

the paper has been folded correctly by examining the

second of the 2 folded sheets.

* When the fold position is not correct, refer to

‘Adjusting Paper Fold Position’.

Never put your hand in any driving part such as a roller. Keep ties, necklaces, hair etc away from the

system as this can cause injury.

CAUTION

(4) Adjusting Paper Fold Position

When the fold position is incorrect, refer to the following chart.

* The illustration represents the folded paper seen from the operator. ( ) shows the length of folding and

L stands for paper length.

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