What does the red light mean on a Fellowes paper shredder?
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What does the red light mean on a Fellowes paper shredder?
Yes, the RED LIGHT comes on when you separate the SHREDDING HEAD from the bucket. When you put the SHREDDING HEAD back into place after emptying the bucket, the RED LIGHT goes off. If you shredder is not shredding, is there a chance that you have overheated the unit.
What does the yellow light mean on a shredder?
The yellow sensor light should turn on, indicating that the SafeSense® feature is working. If your unit features a SafeSense® override switch and the SafeSense® light is flashing continuously, this indicates that the SafeSense® feature is in the override position.
What is a level 5 shredder?
Shredder Level P-5: A Smaller Cross-Cut Level P-5 sits as an in between—it provides more security with cross-cut shreds that are only ≤ 30 mm² particles with width ≤ 2 mm, but they’re not small enough to meet NSA requirements for destroying classified information.
How do I fix the red light on my Fellowes shredder?
b) The shredder may need to be reset. Switch it to the reverse (R) position for 2 seconds and then back to auto (I). This should reset it and it will operate again.
What is a P7 shredder?
A micro-cut shredder with security level DIN P-7 (Protection Class: 3) is the most secure paper shredder. This type of paper shredder offers you maximum data security and turns a standard (top secret) A4 document into 12,474+ particles.
How do you reset a Fellowes paper shredder?
Is there a reset button on Fellowes shredder?
What does security level P-4 mean?
P-4 shreds an A4 document into 400 pieces. Ideal for bank statements and business confidential documents. P-3 Security rating. P-3 shreds an A4 document into 200 pieces. General day to day documents containing sensitive data such as addresses.
What is p3 and p4 shredder?
What is security level 3 shredder?
Protection class 3 These shredders suffice most requirements for secure shredding of confidential documents. Micro-cut particles are barely readable compared to cross-cut shreds.
