Clear Paper Dust Buildup
Micro-cut and cross-cut shredders generate fine paper dust that coats the sensors and motor, triggering false bin-full alarms and overheating.
Regular maintenance tasks to keep your shredders running efficiently.
Micro-cut and cross-cut shredders generate fine paper dust that coats the sensors and motor, triggering false bin-full alarms and overheating.
Waiting until the bin is overflowing forces shredded paper back up into the cutting gears, causing severe, difficult-to-clear jams.
Shredder blades dry out, creating friction that slows the motor, causes paper jams, and burns out internal components. Regular lubrication is essential.