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The Rexel Optimum AutoFeed Plus 90X is an ideal solution for small office environments looking to improve efficiency by automating document disposal. Its primary benefit is the 90-sheet auto-feed capacity, which allows users to set it and forget it, though users should be aware that the 20-minute duty cycle means it is not designed for non-stop industrial-grade destruction.
| Model Part Number | 2020090XEU |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rexel |
Yes, the 90X is designed to shred credit cards safely.
No, the shredder is capable of processing documents with standard staples and paper clips attached.
The duty cycle for this model is 20 minutes of continuous operation.
It provides P-4 security, shredding paper into 4x28mm cross-cut pieces.
The device features a bin full indicator to notify you when it requires emptying.
It is designed for standard A4 paper at 80 g/m² weight.
Ensure the bin is properly seated and the machine is plugged into a functional power outlet.
The anti-jam technology usually clears minor issues; however, if a jam persists, turn off the device and manually remove the stuck paper from the intake or reverse mode.
The shredder has likely reached its 20-minute duty cycle limit and requires a cooling-off period.
To set up your shredder, place it on a level, stable surface near a power outlet. Ensure the removable 34L bin is fully clicked into place, as the machine will not activate if the safety sensors are not engaged. For care, avoid overfilling the auto-feed tray beyond the 90-sheet limit. Periodically empty the bin even if it is not completely full to prevent paper buildup around the cutters. Keep the exterior clean with a dry cloth and ensure the area around the air vents remains free of dust to maintain cooling during the 20-minute run cycles.
