Uline H-1036 User manual
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H-1036
ELECTRONIC KRAFT
TAPE DISPENSER
1-800-295-5510
uline.com
IMPORTANT!
Read this manual thoroughly and
familiarize yourself with ALL controls
and operating features. Keep this
manual for future reference and
maintenance.
Unpacking: Check the machine
for damage. If damage is found,
return to Uline.
TECHNICAL DATA
Dimensions of machine: 17¾ x 11½ x 9¾"
Weight of machine: 26½ lbs.
Voltage and frequency: see machine label
Control circuit in DC 115 Volts
Electrical power: 100W
Dispensing velocity: 2.5 ft. or 30" / sec.
Length: min. 4" / max. 46"
Sound measured in a room:
less than 70 dB (A)
TAPE
Types of gummed tape: All
PAPER FEATURES
Width: min. 3/4" / max. 4"
Maximum roll diameter: 7¾"
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Reservoir
Random Length
GENERAL INFORMATION
CAUTION! Only trained personnel should be
allowed to operate or service this machine.
WARNING! Burn Danger – Switch off power,
unplug the dispenser and allow the top heater
to cool down before performing any cleaning,
maintenance or repair.
Follow all safety and operating instructions contained in
this manual. Check state and local safety and
electrical codes.
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALL WATER RESERVOIR
Before using the dispenser: Wash the moistening brush
with soap and water. Rinse thoroughly.
1. Insert the brush in the water reservoir. (See Figure 1)
Figure 1
NOTE: Tape dispenser is for use with gummed
tape ONLY. Uline accepts no responsibility for
damage due to improper use.
Check Voltage – Verify that machine voltage and power
supply voltage are the same before plugging in
the dispenser.
Keep the machine clean, dry and in good operating
condition. DO NOT place or operate machine in damp
or humid environments.
4. Slide reservoir down so bottom fits over tab
on dispenser.
5. Release the green button.
INSTALL BRACKETS FOR WATER BOTTLE
1. Mount the bottle brackets on left side of machine,
inserting first the upper tooth in top slot (C) then the
lower one until it locks (D). (See Figure 3)
2. Switch power on.
NOTE: Make sure top heater is switched OFF
and no tape is loaded.
3. While holding down the green Random Length
button, take the reservoir in your left hand and insert
the pivot shaft into the slots on sides of dispenser.
Move shaft up to the top of the slots. (See Figure 2)
Figure 2
Button
Pivot Shaft
Slots
C
D
Figure 3
FILL WATER BOTTLE
1. Remove bottle from brackets and turn over so filler
opening faces up. (See Figure 4)
WATER
Figure 4
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Guide Plates
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED
FILL WATER BOTTLE CONTINUED
NOTE: If bottle is not empty, cover the filler
opening to prevent spills.
2. Fill bottle with clean water. Cover the filler opening
to prevent spilling, turn bottle over and place filler
opening over desired water level peg in the water
reservoir. (See Figure 5)
Figure 5
MIN.
MED.
MAX.
NOTE: Adjust reservoir level: To maintain the
optimum moisture level for the type of tape
you are using, place the water bottle filler
opening over one of the three water level pegs
in the water reservoir.
INSTALL UPPER PLATE GUIDE
INSTALL TOP HEATER
1. For lighter paper tapes (60/70 grade), remove the
weight on the top heater. For heavier paper tapes
(70+ grade), adjust screw and reposition the weight
so the bent part fits over the front of the top heater.
(See Figure 7)
NOTE: Paper jams often result from the weight
not being removed.
Figure 7
Weight
2. Take the top heater/weight assembly and slide the
notches over the pivot shaft on the water reservoir.
(See Figure 8)
With top cover open, slide the upper paper guide under
the white wheel.
NOTE: Flange should face up and toward tape
compartment. (See Figure 6)
Figure 6
Figure 8
LOAD TAPE ROLL
1. Adjust roll guide plates to fit tape width.
(See Figure 9)
Figure 9
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SETUP INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED
LOAD TAPE ROLL CONTINUED
2. Reposition the roller for gummed in or gummed
out tapes.
Figure 10A
Gummed
In
OPERATION
With machine switched on, tape loaded and water in
reservoir:
1. For preset lengths of tape: Press the numbered key
that corresponds to the desired length.
2. Add 2" to preset lengths. For example, to make a 10"
length of tape: First, push the +2 key (light comes
on), then push the '8' key. Dispenser makes a 10"
length of tape. Push the +2 key again to turn off
this feature.
3. For custom tape lengths: Press and hold the
green "Random Length" key until the desired length
is dispensed.
PROGRAMMING TWO LENGTHS OF TAPE
You can program the dispenser to memorize one or two
different tape lengths with the Short Length and Long
Length keys.
NOTE: Programmed keys must be reset each
time the dispenser is switched on.
1. Set Short Length: While holding down the Short
Length key, press the number key that corresponds
to the shorter length desired. Release both keys to
set the short length.
2. Set Long Length (second length): while holding
down the Long Length key, press the number key
that corresponds to the longer length desired.
Release both keys to set the long length.
3. Insert tape roll between guide plates and over roller
so tape is positioned gummed side down. Feed the
tape under the upper paper guide and white wheel.
(See Figures 10A & 10B)
Figure 10B
Gummed
Out
3. Use the Short Length key to dispense your shorter
length and the Long Length key to dispense the
longer length.
4. Slide the color-coded sliding indicators next to the
number keys to mark your two chosen lengths.
PROGRAMMING INTERMEDIATE LENGTHS OF TAPE
Use this procedure to dispense intermediate lengths of
tape (example, 18" or 22" lengths).
1. Press the +2 key (indicator light is on). This adds 2" to
any preset number key you choose.
2. Follow Steps 1-4 in "Programming Two Lengths of Tape."
USING THE TOP HEATER
Use the top heater in cold conditions or with particular
types of paper tape. Heats up within 3 minutes.
1. Switch heater ON. Press the thermometer icon key
(light comes on).
2. Switch heater OFF. Press the thermometer icon key
(light goes out).
WHEN DISPENSER IS NOT IN USE
Always switch power off and unplug dispenser.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE
CAUTION! Only trained personnel should be
allowed to operate or service this machine.
WARNING! Burn Danger – Switch off power,
unplug the dispenser and allow the top heater
to cool down before performing any cleaning,
maintenance or repair.
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE
1. Wash the moistening brush with soap and warm
water. Rinse thoroughly with water.
2. Clean the dispenser using compressed air (NEVER
WATER) to clean off dust and dirt.
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
1. Lubricate the cutting blades with a drop of oil.
2. Clean the rubber tape advance wheel with water.
DO NOT grease or oil the wheel. Access the wheel
by removing the upper paper guide.
3. Clean the water reservoir with soap and water.
Rinse thoroughly.
4. Clean only the outside of the heater (close to the
brush) with a cloth dipped in decalcifying product.
HEATER CLEANING
WARNING! Burn Danger - Switch off power,
unplug the dispenser and allow the top heater
to cool down before attempting to clean
the heater.
CAUTION! NEVER use water or liquid to clean
the top heater.
5. To remove bigger deposits, use a very fine abrasive
cloth or thin blade– Do not scratch or damage the
surface.
6. Replace the heater if deposits cannot be removed
or after 3,500 hours of use.
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A Power Cord
B Side Cover
C Power
D Control Panel
E Green Key 'Random Length' – Dispenses tape
F Keys for 11 presets of tape length
G +2 (inches) key – presets length by 2"
'Short Length' – Sets one length of tape shorter
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'Long Length' – Sets one length of tape longer than the first one
I Top Heater Switch
L Top Heater
M Water Reservoir
N Water Bottle
Q Colored Indicators
10 Water Reservoir
11 Bottle Holder
12 Top Heater 24V
13 Brush
14 Complete water tank without Top Heater and without brush
15 Knives (2)
16 Rolls (2)
17 Upper Paper Plate
18 20mm Diam. Roll
19 Roll Guide Plate
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