SPL XC240P lubrication light always on - Office Depot Ativa DQ60M Shredder

It may be jammed.

probably find that some cutters have been damaged and are hitting each other rather than sliding past each other
using wd 40 is lubricating those cutters but as the lubricant is used by the new paper it becomes inefficient
get a quote for repairs but generally ( unless the machine cost is in the 4 figure area) it is not cost effective to repair

Staples actually sells shredder lubricant. It comes in a small squeeze bottle. You actually are lubricating the shredder teeth themselves to keep them sharp and prolonging their lifetime. You simply take a piece of paper you are about to shred, run a bead of the lubricant across the sheet and feed it into the shredder. Done!

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You can use the Staples Shredder sheets for exact right amount of oil, but it's probably pricey...


http://www.staples.com/Staples-Shredder-Lubricating-Sheets-24-pk/product_708147?externalize=certona


or buy Staples shredder oil

http://www.staples.com/Staples-Shredder-Oil-14-oz/product_602399?externalize=certona

There is a small micro switch in the slot where you insert the paper, have a look and find it, it may be jammed with a piece of paper or bend. Wd40 might help

You can clean the sensor with a alcohol and be sure there is no jam occur. If it doing fine then it's work and there's no more problem. Always clean it, a jam can cause motor to heat up and it's winding will be burnt.
I hope my advice help you.

power supply is bad spl is not a good compane i would replace the amp

you will have to clean or replace the bin full sensors

After you have added the shredder oil, you have to hold down the "Lubricate" button for about 5 seconds. This resets the counter and it will remind you to add oil when you have gone through about 250 more pages. Note: holding down the "Lubricate" button for 5 seconds will reset the counter and make the message disappear whether you add the oil or not, but it is highly recommended that you use the oil.