Sometimes, your Shredmaster just needs a little rest. For stubborn jams, tear off what you can and alternate between the “Forward” and “Reverse” switch positions a few times. In case of a jam, set the switch to the “R” or “Reverse” position to manually engage reverse mode and clear the feed. Shredmasters commonly feature a three-way rocker switch. For personal and office use, shredding standard documents - papers that measure 8.5 by 11 inches or smaller - is a safe bet, no matter what model Shredmaster you have. Attempting to shred larger items jams these types of machines. In some cases, your Shredmaster may not be up to the job office-oriented shredders, such as the GDX and GDS series, have feed openings of only 9.25 to 15 inches. Safety features prevent the shredder from shredding if its cabinet door is not fully closed, so make sure it's shut before you panic. On some models, a lighted “Bin Full” icon indicates this problem. If your Shredmaster's motor doesn't start at all, its bin may need to be emptied the machine won't start when it's overloaded. Feed the documents slower and in smaller quantities to ease this problem. For example, if your shredder starts spitting pages back at you, you've likely exceeded its capacity - this causes the reverse-feed function to kick in. GBC Shredmasters share common safety features that, when experienced out of context, can lead to trouble.
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