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• Recheck your temperature required and the press readout. You may
want to increase the temperature 10 degrees.
• Try increasing the application time by 2-4 seconds
• If after trying these things there is still a “specic” area (say over in
one corner of the transfer) that isn’t coming out as you would like
it to, then try the same type transfer on a scrap shirt but rotate the
transfer 180 degrees (changing the failure location) If after doing
this the problem area is in the same physical location on the ma-
chine, then you probably have a problem with the pad or possibly a
warped platen if the machine has ever overheated severely. On the
other hand if the transfer failed in the same area on the transfer (af-
ter changing the location of where the problem had previously been
occurring), then you most likely have a problem with the transfer or
it’s application settings (Temperature, Time or Pressure) and you
should contact your transfer supplier to discuss the problem.
Following these basic guidelines can help you be more successful with
each and every transfer!
RELAY BYPASS
WARNING: Before making repairs, be sure ON/OFF switch is OFF and
machine is unplugged!
ATTENTION: Eteindre la machine avant de faire des réparations.
1. Remove the back cover of the machine.
WARNING: To prevent posible electrical shock, unplug the machine
before removing cover to service.
ATTENTION: An d’éviter des choques électriques, éteindre la machine
avant d’ouvir.
2. Remove wire #26 from terminal #2 on relay.
3. Loosen terminal #1 on relay and replace wire #26 along with wire #12
under terminal #1.
4. Tighten the connection.
5. Plug machine in and turn the power switch on.
NOTE: Replace the relay if the machine starts heating. This is a test only.
Do not operate machine with relay bypassed.
LUBRICATION
Every 6 months add one to two drops of 3-in-1 oil (available at hardware
stores), to the joints of all moving parts.
CLEANING HEAT PLATEN
Clean the heat platen with steel wool, scrubbing aluminum sponge, or ne
wire brush.
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