Get your SoleMate SM‑76A high‑capacity shoe cover machine running in a few minutes. For full details, see the SM‑76A User Manual.
1. Before You Start
- •Place the machine indoors on a flat, stable, dry floor, away from strong drafts.
- •Plug only into a grounded outlet (110–220 V AC).
- •Use only genuine SoleMate SM‑76A film rolls.
- •Never use the machine barefoot — always wear shoes.
2
Assemble the Handle Bar
- 1Insert Handrail B into the bottom case slot and fix it with the four M6 hex bolts using the included wrench.
- 2Press Handrail A firmly into Handrail B.
- 3Set the machine’s rear wheels into the two half‑slots on the bottom case.
3
Power On
- 1Plug the power cord into the machine, then into a grounded wall outlet.
- 2Press the power (Enter) key.
- 3Allow about 3 minutes to warm up.
4
Load the Film Roll
- 1Open the rear cover and smooth any rough edge on the start of the film.
- 2Lay the roll horizontally in the film compartment.
- 3Guide the film end into the middle of the film outlet while pressing ▲ until it stops.
- 4Press the footboard by hand and release — the film moves to the working position.
- 5Close the rear cover and set “Reset Remain” to the roll’s count.
5
Apply Shoe Covers
- 1Hold the handle bar and step onto the area marked “PRESS”.
- 2Hold still until the long beep (about 2–5 seconds).
- 3Lift your foot off — the next film feeds out automatically.
- 4Repeat with your other foot.
Tips
- Step straight on and straight off; avoid twisting.
- Don’t step on the footboard while film is still feeding.
- If a cover looks loose or incomplete, remove it and apply a new one.
6
If Something Isn’t Working
Machine won't turn on
→ Check the power cord, the outlet (grounded), then press the Enter key.
Film won't reach the working position
→ Press ▼ to back the film out, smooth the film end, and reload while pressing ▲.
Film jam
→ Pull the film out from the outlet and reload. If it is stuck inside, unplug and see Troubleshooting.
Covers loose
→ Keep still until the long beep, clear the bottom vent, or raise Temp. Control by one level.
For more detail, see the User Manual or visit Troubleshooting.
