Swordfish 800XC Paper Shredder - Cross Cut - 8 Sheet Capacity - Black



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This guide is for home and small office users looking to securely dispose of sensitive documents. The Swordfish 800XC paper shredder offers a fast and efficient cross-cut shredding solution, capable of handling up to 8 sheets at a time. However, it has a 2-minute duty cycle, so it's best suited for moderate use to prevent overheating.
| Model Part Number | 40230 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Swordfish |
The Swordfish 800XC is designed to shred standard 75gsm paper. It can also shred credit cards and small staples.
The shredder can handle up to 8 sheets of paper at a time.
Lift the shredder head using the built-in handles and remove the bin to empty the shredded waste.
The reverse function is used to clear paper jams. Press the reverse button to feed the paper back out.
The duty cycle is 2 minutes on, followed by a cool-down period. This helps prevent the motor from overheating.
No, the Swordfish 800XC is not designed to shred CDs or DVDs.
The shredding size is 4 x 45 mm, which provides a good level of security.
Ensure the shredder is plugged into a working outlet and the power switch is turned on. Check that the shredder head is correctly placed on the bin.
Reduce the number of sheets being shredded at once. Use the reverse function to clear the jam. Ensure you are not shredding materials it is not designed for, such as CDs.
The shredder may have reached its 2-minute duty cycle. Allow the shredder to cool down for approximately 30 minutes before resuming use.
Make sure that the shredder blades are clean. If necessary, you can try lubricating the blades with shredder oil or a sheet of oil paper.