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    GBC P roTr im 45 / 6 3 ©2006. Ge neral Bin ding Corpor ation. All ri ghts reserve d[...]

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    2 • Specification s • Included pa rts a nd tools • Assembly • Operation Instructio ns Dimensions H x W x L Box: ProTrim 45 12.5” x 23.75” x 59” ProTrim 63 12.5” x 23.75” x 76.5” Unit: ProTri m 45 43.25” x 15.75” x 57” ProTrim 63 43.25” x 15.75” x 78.75” Cutting Specifications: Maximu m Cut Le ngth: Pro Trim 45 = 45?[...]

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    3 Item Descripti on A Mid cross membe r (Distingu ishable by roun ded ed ges) B Upper cro ss me mber (Disting uishab le by squa red edge s) C Hardware Pack D Legs ( Lef t & Rig ht) E Waste Curtain F Trimmer ass e m bl y Inc luded Parts and To ols ©2006. Ge neral Bin ding Corpor ation. All ri ghts reserve d[...]

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    4 Item Descripti on A Bolts, Qt y 4. ( Us ed to s ecure the l egs to the up per cross member) B Bolts, Qt y 2, ( Us ed to s ecure was te curtain shaft to stand) C Bolts, Qt y 4. ( Us ed to s ecure the mid cros s member to th e legs) D Bolts, Qt y 4. ( Us ed to s ecure the t rimmer assembl y to the s tand) E Hex Tool ( Includes one of the fo llowing[...]

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    5 Begin by finding the two legs and the upper cross mem ber. The legs must be oriented correctly so that the larger holes are on the outside of the unit. The smaller hole must be facing toward the inside of the unit. Lay the upper cross mem ber on the floor, then align one of the legs with the end of the cross member so the bolts can be inserted th[...]

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    6 Place the stand on its feet. Attach the mid cross member to the stand with the bolts identified as “ C “ in the hardware section of this manual. Use the 6mm Hex tool for these bolts. The stand should now be completed. Two people are required for the next step. With one person on each side of the trimmer assembly , carefully pick it up while k[...]

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    7 Use the bolts identified as “ D “ in the hardware section to secure the trimmer assem bly to the top of the stand. Use the 6mm Hex tool for these bolts. Remove the wire ties from the waste curtain, and then install the waste curtain in the rear of the trimmer as shown in the photo. Assembly ©2006. Ge neral Bin ding Corpor ation. All ri ghts [...]

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    8 Attach the other waste curtain support bar to the stand of the trimmer with the bolts identified as “ B “ earlier in this manual. The assembly of the trimm er is now complete. Assembly ©2006. Ge neral Bin ding Corpor ation. All ri ghts reserve d[...]

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    9 The GBC ProTrim 45 and ProTrim 63 were designed with ease of operation in m ind. The steps for proper operation are as follows: 1.) Move the cutter head all the way to the right or left side of the trimmer. (This is required because the paper clam p applies slight pressure to the print when the cutter head is not all the way to one side of the un[...]

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    10 ©2006. Ge neral Bin ding Corpor ation. All ri ghts reserve d[...]