Fellowes is a global leader in business machines and workplace solutions, specializing in paper shredders, laminators, air purifiers, and ergonomic office accessories.
Fellowes, Inc. is a global manufacturer and marketer of products designed to improve life at work, at home, and on the go. Established in 1917, the company has built a reputation for durability and innovation in the office equipment sector. Fellowes is widely recognized for its 'Powershred' line of paper shredders, which feature advanced safety and jam-proof technologies, as well as its high-performance laminating and binding machines.
Beyond business machines, Fellowes offers a broad range of workspace management products, including ergonomic monitor arms, sit-stand solutions, and air purification systems tailored for both commercial and residential environments. The brand also encompasses the heritage Bankers Box record storage solutions and mobile technology accessories, ensuring professionals have the tools they need to be productive and organized.
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Apply a non-aerosol vegetable oil (such as Fellowes 35250) across the paper entry, then run the shredder in Reverse for 2-3 seconds. Repeat this process each time you empty the waste bin to maintain performance.
Switch the shredder to Reverse for 2-3 seconds to back out the object. Alternate slowly between Forward and Reverse if needed. Always unplug the shredder before attempting to gently pull uncut paper from the entry.
If the overheat indicator is illuminated, the shredder has exceeded its maximum operating temperature. Allow the machine to cool down for the specified period (typically 20-40 minutes) before resuming use.
Many Fellowes laminators feature a release lever or button. Press the release lever (often located at the back or side) and gently pull the pouch out of the machine.
Most newer Fellowes laminators are carrier-free. However, always refer to your specific model's manual; using a carrier when not required or failing to use one when required can cause jams.