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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY

PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY RSS1830,RSS2230,RSX1530

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

Acco Service Division, Halesowen Industrial Estate, Hereward Rise, Halesowen, West Midlands Telephone 0845 658 6600

B62 8AN

Fax 0121 501 3991

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY ILLUSTRATED PARTS MANUAL MERCURY SHREDDERS 230 VOLTS TABLE OF CONTENTS

Index Preface Machine Description

Page 2 & 3 Page 4 Page 5

SPARES ASSEMBLIES Model RSS1830 S2-4 RSS2230 S2-6 Model RSX1530 S3 Pages 6

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SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS. SECTION A. TO REMOVE CUTTING HEAD FROM CABINET SECTION B. TO REMOVE TOP COVER FROM CUTTING HEAD. SECTION C. TO ADJUST ANTI JAM MECHANISM. SECTION D. TO REMOVE ANTI JAM MODULE. SECTION E. TO REPLACE PRONG AND ACTUATOR ASSEMBLY. SECTION F. TO REPLACE REAR ANTI JAM CASTING AND PAPER SENSOR SECTION G. TO REPLACE FRONT ANTI JAM CASTING AND PAPER SENSOR SECTION H. TO REPLACE GEARS SECTION I. TO REPLACE MOTOR CAPACITOR SECTION J. TO REPLACE MOTOR SECTION K. TO REPLACE MAIN PCB SECTION L. TO REPLACE CD FLAP AND PCB SECTION M. TO REPLACE INFEED ILLUMINATION UNIT SECTION N. TO REPLACE LED PCB SECTION O. TO REPLACE SWITCH PCB AND SWITCH UNIT SECTION P. TO REPLACE MAINS LEAD SECTION Q. TO REPLACE BIN SENSING SWITCH SECTION R. TO REPLACE BIN FULL SENSORS FLOW DIAGRAM OPERATING SEQUENCE LOGIC DIAGRAM WIRING DIAGRAM AMENDMENT SHEET Page 8 & 9 Page 10. Page 11. Page 11. Page 12. Page 12. Page 13 Page 13 & 14 Page 15 Page 15 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 17 Page 17 Page 18 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 & 22 Page 23 Page 24

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY PREFACE

SERVICE PREPARATION
This manual provides the instructions for the replacement of all the components that may become worn or damaged during normal usage of the machine.

For each machine give full details of the Illustrated Parts Lists replacement part numbers with supporting diagrams to show the location of the components. Service Instructions servicing procedure with pictorial diagrams for added clarity WARNING 1. Check the machine RATING PLATE DETAILS are compatible with the electrical mains supply. 2. Disconnect the electrical mains supply before removing any covers. 3. The machine MUST have a sound Electrical Earth Connection. For each machine give the recommended supporting

NOTE: THE ELECTRIC MOTOR IS PROTECTED BY AN AUTOMATIC THERMAL OVERLOAD CUT-OUT Product Testing after Servicing or Repair. IMPORTANT. If any electrical component has been changed, an electrical connection broken and remade, or any wiring disturbed, the product being repaired or serviced must be flash tested or PAT tested. This test must be carried before a product is handed back or returned to the customer or returned to stock. The test must be appropriate for the machine being repaired. E.g. double insulated of earthed. A competent person should conduct the test and keep a log of all machines tested, the serial number of the machine, the details of the test, the test results and the date the test was carried out.

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DESCRIPTION

A range of straight and crosscut shredders using either built up or solid shafts. ANTI JAM FEATURE All models include an anti jam feature if documents above a set thickness are fed into the infeed slot. The documents will not have entered the cutters. The thickness is equal to the nominal sheet capacity of 70gsm paper. The documents can then be easily removed from the machine and sheets removed. The device will also stop the machine if an increase in document thickness is detected while shredding again allowing easy removal of the access sheets before they enter the cutters. The document thickness is measured by a trigger coupled to an accurate measuring sensor. A pair of rollers and servo operated pressure pads are incorporated to prevent movement of the paper, passing through the cutters, generating false signals.

It is possible to reverse the machine if necessary.

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MODEL RSS1830 S2-4 & RDS2230 S2-6 SPARES ASSEMBLIES

Section D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R

Description Anti Jam Module. Prong and Actuator Assy. Anti jam Assy Rear. Anti jam Assy Front Gear Kit Motor Capacitor Motor Main PCB CD Flap and Switch PCB Assy Infeed Illumination Unit LED PCB Switch PCB Assy Mains lead assy Bin Sensor Micro Switch Bin Full Sensor Kit.

Part No 1001314 1001315 1001316 1001318 1001324 1001322 1001320 1001326 1001312 1001313 1001311 1001310 1001330 1001331 1001329 1001327

Comments

Including paper Sensor Including paper Sensor Including circlips

Including switch buttons. UK EU

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MODEL RSX1530 SPARES ASSEMBLIES

Secti on D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R

Description Anti Jam Module. Prong and Actuator Assy. Anti jam Assy Rear. Anti jam Assy Front Gear Kit Motor Capacitor Motor Main PCB CD Flap and Switch PCB Assy Infeed Illumination Unit LED PCB Switch PCB Assy Mains lead assy Bin Sensor Micro Switch Bin Full Sensor Kit.

Part No 1001314 1001315 1001317 1001319 1001325 1001323 1001321 1001326 1001312 1001313 1001311 1001310 1001330 1001331 1001329 1001328

Comments

Including paper Sensor Including paper Sensor Including circlips

Including switch buttons. UK EU

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY REPAIR PROCEDURES FOR MODELS RSS1830 S2-4, RDS2230 S2-6 & RSX1530. A. TO REMOVE CUTTING HEAD FROM CABINET 1. Slide out waste bin and put to one side. 2. Ensure CD flap is in the position for shredding CDs. Fig 1.

Fig 1 3. Release mains cable from clips at rear of cabinet. Fig 2.

Fig 2 4. Turn unit upside down so that it is resting on the top of the cutting head.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY A. TO REMOVE CUTTING HEAD FROM CABINET CONTD

5. Remove 3 self tapping screws and 3 machine screws, securing angle iron strips to the cutting head, noting positions. Fig 3. Note. A are self tapping screws. B are machine screws.

Fig 3 6. Lift cabinet from cutting head. 7. Assembly is reverse of removal.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY B. TO REMOVE TOP COVER FROM CUTTING HEAD 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet. See section A. 2. With the cutting head still resting on its top surface. Remove 2 self tapping screws from one end of assembly. Fig 4.

Fig 4

3. Remove 4 self tapping screws from deep pockets. NOTE. A long reach 2pt pozi screwdriver will be required. Fig 5.

Fig 5 4. Turn head on to feet and lift off top cover. 5. Assembly is reverse of removal.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY C. TO ADJUST ANTI JAM MECHANISM 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Tighten or slacken the two adjusting screws. Fig 6. The mechanism is correctly set when the illuminated area around the feed slot is green when sheets of 70gsm paper, equal to the sheet capacity, are feed into the product. The colour should turn to red when one extra sheet is added. Use can be made of the go/nogo gauge; if available.

FIG 6

D. TO REMOVE ANTI JAM MODULE 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Remove 2 adjusting screws and two screws securing bracing plate. 3. Remove 2 lead retaining screws and washers. 4. Remove 4 screws holding anti jam module. Fig 6. 5. Cut tie wraps, disconnect lead from socket on Main PCB, marked ANTI2A and pull back through the grommet in the side frame. 6. Lift out anti jam unit and lead. 7. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 8. Adjust Anti Jam, Section C. 9. Functionally test and PAT test machine.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY E. TO REPLACE PRONG AND ACTUATOR ASSEMBLY 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet, Top Cover and Anti jam Module. Sections A, B and D. 2. Lift rear of prong and spring assembly and remove. Fig 7.

Fig 7 3. Unplug lead from socket on Main PCB, marked SVMOTOR and thread lead through grommet in side frame. 4. Remove 4 screws securing Actuator Assembly and lift away assembly. 5. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 6. Adjust Anti Jam, Section C. 7. Functionally test and PAT test machine. F. TO REPLACE REAR ANTI JAM CASTING AND PAPER SENSOR 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet, Top Cover, Anti jam Module and Actuator Assembly. Sections A, B, D and E. 2. Unplug lead from socket on Main PCB, marked AUTO2A and thread lead through grommet in side frame. 3. Remove 4 screws securing casting to cutting head and remove unit. 4. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 5. Adjust Anti Jam, Section C. 6. Functionally test and PAT test machine.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY G. TO REPLACE FRONT ANTI JAM CASTING AND PAPER SENSOR 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Remove 2 screws securing tie bar. Pull tie bar from between side frames. 3. Unplug lead from socket on Main PCB, marked AUTO1A and thread lead through grommet in side frame. 4. Remove 4 screws securing casting to cutting head and remove unit. 5. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 6. Adjust Anti Jam, Section C. 7. Functionally test and PAT test machine. H. TO REPLACE GEARS 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Unplug all leads from sockets on Main PCB, cut tie wraps. 3. Remove 2 screws and large washers locating motor leads Fig? 4. Rest cutting head on its side and remove 2 screws securing the side frame to the casing. Fig 8 Rest cutting back onto feet.

Fig 8 5. Remove 6 screws securing Main PCB. NOTE: It is necessary to remove PCB to prevent it becoming damaged during removal of the cutting head and subsequent reassembly.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY 6. Removal of PCB exposes 2 fixing screws; remove them. Fig 9.

Fig 9 7. Lift out cutting unit and rest on end allowing access to the gearbox cover screws. 8. Remove 4 screws securing gearbox cover to side frame and lift away cover. 9. Replace complete set of plastic and/or metal gears. Note. The gears fitted to RSS1830 S2-4, & RDS2230 S2-6 (Fig 10)are different to those fitted to RSX1530 (Fig 11). 10. Lightly grease gears with LM grease. 11. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. NOTE: There are flats on the gearbox stub shafts which locate them in the side frame and washers between the gears and side frame ends of the stub shafts (Fig 10).

Fig 10 12. Functionally test and PAT test machine.

Fig 11

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY I. TO REPLACE MOTOR CAPACITOR 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Unplug lead from socket on Main PCB, marked TCO4 and cut tie wrap. 3. Remove screw securing capacitor and remove. 4. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 5. Functionally test and PAT test machine. J. TO REPLACE MOTOR 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet, Top Cover and Gears. Sections A, B and H. 2. Remove two plastic compound gears and stub shafts. 3. Remove 4 screws securing motor, remove motor and retain 4 fibre washers. 4. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. NOTE: There are flats on the gearbox stub shafts which locate them in the side frame and washers between the gears and side frame ends of the stub shafts. 5. Functionally test and PAT test machine. K. TO REPLACE MAIN PCB NOTE: New Cable Crimp Connectors are required the live and neutral leads of the PCB to the incoming mains lead. 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Unplug leads from Sockets marked CD-1A, CON1A, CON2A and Switch PCB mains lead from main PCB to release top cover assy. 3. Unplug remaining leads from sockets on main PCB. 4. Unscrew earth leads from side frame, noting positions. 5. Cut off brown/black cable and blue/white cable connectors to separate mains lead from PCB. 6. Remove 6 screws securing PCB and lift out PCB. 7. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. Connecting Bin Full Sensors to sockets BIN1A and BIN2A, Auto Start Sensors to sockets AUTO1A and AUTO2A, Anti Jam module to ANTI2A, Prong Actuator assy. to SVMOTOR, Bin Sensor Switch to SW7, The Motor Capacitor to TCO4 and Motor to SW3. For connections to top cover see 2 above. 8. Functionally test and PAT test machine. D Mead Issue 1 Page 15 of 24 February 2007

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Fig 12 L. TO REPLACE CD FLAP AND PCB 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Unplug lead from socket marked CD-1A on main PCB. 3. Remove 4 screws and large washers locating leads. 4. Remove 2 screws securing CD flap sensing PCB unit and remove. 5. Remove 8 outer screws holding illuminated infeed unit to top cover and lift out. 6. Remove 8 screws securing infeed chute and separate components to release CD flap. 7. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. Ensure CD flap is orientated correctly and check function before assembling illuminated infeed unit. 8. Replace tie wrap securing lead to CD flap sensing PCB unit around pillar. Fig? 9. Functionally test and PAT test machine.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY M. TO REPLACE INFEED ILLUMINATION UNIT 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Unplug lead from socket marked CD-1A on main PCB. 3. Remove 4 screws and large washers locating leads. 4. Remove 3 screws securing LED PCB unit. 5. Remove 2 screws securing CD flap sensing PCB unit and remove. 6. Unplug leads from sockets CNS1 and CNS2 on LED PCB. 7. Remove 8 screws securing Infeed Illumination Unit and remove. 8. Remove 8 screws securing Throat moulding, CD flap and Translucent panel. 9. Separate parts and put to one side. 10. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed.. Ensure CD flap is orientated correctly and check function before assembling illuminated infeed unit. 11. Functionally test and PAT test machine. N. TO REPLACE LED PCB 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Remove 3 screws and large washers locating leads. 3. Remove 3 screws securing LED PCB unit. 4. Remove 5 screws securing switch PCB. 5. Disconnect lead from P3-1 socket on Switch PCB. 6. Unplug leads from sockets CNS1 and CNS2 on LED PCB. 7. Unplug leads from sockets CON1A and CON2A on main PCB. 8. LED PCB unit can now be removed. 9. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 10. Functionally test and PAT test machine. O. TO REPLACE SWITCH PCB AND SWITCH UNIT 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Remove 3 screws and large washers locating leads. 3. Remove 5 screws securing switch PCB. 4. Unplug mains lead from socket on main PCB. 5. Disconnect lead from P3-1 socket on Switch PCB and remove it. 6. Remove 4 screws securing switch unit and remove. 7. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 8. Functionally test and PAT test machine. D Mead Issue 1 Page 17 of 24 February 2007

PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY P. TO REPLACE MAINS LEAD NOTE: New Cable Crimp Connectors are required for the live and neutral leads of the PCB to the incoming mains lead and the earth choke assembly. 1. 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Cut off brown/black cable and blue/white cable connectors to separate mains lead from PCB. 3. Cut connector between earth wire and earth choke assembly. 4. To remove cable gland squeeze together the top and bottom of the rear of the moulding, with a special tool or adjustable grips, while pulling the mains cable out of the housing. 5. Prepare lead ends using old mains cable as a guide. 6. To assemble fit gland to new mains cable and squeeze top and bottom together while forcing into housing. 7. Use new insulated crimp connects to black to brown, white to blue and earth to earth choke assembly. 8. Replace tie wraps, fit top cover to housing and complete cutting head assembly to cabinet. 9. Functionally test and PAT test machine. Q. TO REPLACE BIN SENSING SWITCH 10. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 11. Unplug switch lead from socket on main PCB marked SW7. 12. Remove 6 screws securing Main PCB and displace sideways to expose switch. 13. Remove screw securing finger plate and lift both away. Fig 13. 14. Unclip switch and remove. 15. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. 16. Functionally test and PAT test machine.

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY R. TO REPLACE BIN FULL SENSORS 1. Remove Cutting Head from Cabinet and Top Cover. Sections A and B. 2. Unplug bin full sensor leads from sockets on main PCB marked BIN1A and BIN2A. 3. Remove 3 screws and large washers locating leads by side of motor. 4. Remove 6 screws securing Main PCB and displace sideways to expose bin full sensor. 5. Remove screw securing bin full sensor at PCB end of machine. Sensor is removed from below housing, feeding lead through hole. Fig 14 RSS1830 S2-4, & RDS2230 S2-6; Fig 15 RSX1530.

Fig 14

Fig 15

6. Remove screw securing sensor at gearbox end of machine. Sensor is removed from below housing, feeding lead through hole. Fig 16 RSS1830 S2-4, & RDS2230 S2-6; Fig 17 RSX1530. Note the lead on the sensor assy is longer on RSX1530.

Fig 16 Fig 17 17. Assembly is reverse of removal replacing any tie wraps removed. Plug sensor leads into main PCB before screwing it down. 7. Functionally test and PAT test machine. D Mead Issue 1 Page 19 of 24 February 2007

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY LOGIC FLOW CHART ALL MODELS

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY LOGIC FLOW CHART ALL MODELS CONTD

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY WIRING DIAGRAM RSS1830, RSS2230 & RSX1530

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PAPER SHREDDER MERCURY AMENDMENT RECORD SHEET


ISSUE NO 1 DECRIPTION SERIAL NO Original CARO NO

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