Important: Read this entire section before operating the machine.
1. Set the heat and time settings to your recommended levels. See Control Panel
Instructions. Double-check settings have been saved.
2. Individual HS3E and HS4E machines vary slightly. To achieve the optimum
pressure setting, adjust the lower platen such that when the Sealing Arm Handle
is down, it depresses 1/16th of an inch (1.5mm).
3. Place the garment to be labeled on the sealing platen.
4. Place the repair patch, emblem or label tape adhesive shiny side down
(Transfers should be placed ink side down).
5. Lower the Seal Arm Handle to its locked position.
6. At the end of the Sealing Cycle an alarm buzzer will sound. The HS3E Series
Machine requires a manual release. The HS4E Series Machine will automatically
release.
WARNING: THE HEATER ELEMENT CAN CAUSE SKIN BURNS! HEAT-
SEALED MATERIALS ARE VERY HOT. ALL HEAT-SEALED MATERIALS
SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO COOL DOWN BEFORE HANDLING.
Pressure adjustment may be necessary. Normally, higher pressures will produce
more effective heat seals. However, the use of excess pressure may force
adhesive through the fabric, with an unsightly result.
THE DATUM HEIGHT OF THE LOWER SEAL PLATEN IS (4) TURNS UP
FROM THE BASE OF THE MACHINE. ANY LESS WILL DAMAGE MACHINE.
A label to indicate the direction in which to turn the Lower Press Platen is
mounted directly below the Lower Press Platen. To increase inter-platen pressure,
turn the Lower Press Platen counterclockwise. To decrease the inter-platen
pressure, turn the Lower Press Platen clockwise.
Caution: Use of excess pressure can cause the HS3E and HS4E machines
to become locked in a closed position and difficult to open. Extreme
pressure may severely damage your machine and your garment.
Difficulty locking the Seal Arm Handle of the HS3E or HS4E machines in a closed
position is an indication of too much inter-platen pressure. To prevent excess
pressure when sealing thick garments, turn the Lower Press Platen down.
A Lower Press Platen that is worn from use can cause insufficient inter-platen
pressure. The Lower Press Platen (P/N 43941) can be replaced.
3. Operating Instructions
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