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Does the GBC Ultima 65 have an adjustable pot to increase heat of rollers? If so, where is it located?

I would think it is on the Main Board, but haven't located it. If it doesn't have one, what would cause low heat?

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Yes, your can adjust the heat, depending on if your machine id a straight Ultima 65 or a Ultima 65-1. The pot is on the main board.
the Ultima 65-1 only has 1 pot. 405-324-6092 Westco Laminating Service

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Ordinarily, laminators have speed controls to allow the laminated substrate to get hotter.

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