the table only heats up to 60 degrees so the prints keep sliding off. On the into video i see it up to 100 degrees. how can I fix this?
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Always use a raft. Preheat your bed. While you are doing this, blow a hair dryer on the bed also. The dryer helps the bed reach a higher temperature. Once at the higher temp, the heating element on the bed seems to be able to maintain the higher temperature. Also, after you get the bed warmed up, make sure you keep the door closed to hold in as much heat as possible. I've never had a print fail to stick to the bed using this method. Hope it helps!
1076587
I have, it works well, dry it with a 1200 watt heat gun, be careful not to singe and or ignite the surface, wait to touch the surface until the area has cooled, do not try to drive or operate machinery while screen printing, ask your doctor if you're healthy enough for fast paced heat-setting
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It could be that the cartridge is not pushed down all the way. If that doesn't work, try making sure there is nothing stuck in or on the track the cartridges slide on. If all else fails, check your power cord connections, and make sure your cartridge door is down all the way.
2235881
Two things either the heat press temperature isn't hat enough such as 375 or you dont have the knob turned down for you substrates or both
1244380
I used this feature this very morning. I was using the highest heat setting ... And it is super hot ... When I pressed the cool shot button, the temperature eased up, bit was not really cool.
1412077
When I originally put mine back together, I assembled it incorrectly - limiting my hot water. I went back and realigned the gears on the temperature selector so that it would give me the entire range of temps.
1586571
I'd send it back. It could be old, or melted and re-solidified. It's supposed to be creamy, not grainy.
810857
I was having this issue too. I thought I had a defective piece and was about to send it back, but thought I'd call the company first. I got through to a rep almost immediately and she made me do the same thing I was doing before but somehow it worked. To summarize: 1. Push the green cartridge away from the top, towards the cup. 2. Hold the bottom part on the floor, line the top with the bottom and push the top part in really, really hard. If you are able to pull them apart with your hands, then it's not hard enough. I really had to use my full body weight to push it in. 3. Slide the green cartridge into the joint and you are good to go. The rep told me that normally you don't need to use that much force, but with some of the pieces, the assembly is not perfect and needs a lot of force. Hope that helps.
725047
I haven't checked mine, but it's nowhere close to 140-150F; it's more in the 200F Range. Something is definitely wrong with your Machine.Did you descale it regularly? Maybe that's something to look at.
45319
I haven't used it enough to run out of ink yet and also it isn't working at all at this time. It was printing fine (from my living room) then one day I tried to print a recipe and it would not print. I don't have the know how to fix the problem and hope I can find someone that can help. My ex daughter-in-law set it up for me but is no longer available.to print a recipe and it wouldn't print. I have no idea HOW to get it working - it's all greek
1962313
I have bought several of these. I did receive one that was "off". Did you adjust the bar under the table so it went to a lower placement?If it cannot be adjusted under the table, you should return it. My other 3 are perfect!!
365458
I had the same problem with mine, I actually ended up drilling a few holes all the way through and using a pin to keep it from sliding. Hope it helps
475982
I have had my table warmer for approx. 2 months, and I have had no problems yet. You may want to speak with Amazon customer service and see if they are willing to help.
1340366
If you are not using a laser printer you will have this problem. Other than that I don't have a clue.
896485
I haven't noticed any change in operating temperature of the base. It appears that something may be binding. As a possible cause, I would check the blending blade assembly and make sure that the blades turn freely. If they are binding the assembly will have to be replaced.
1384982
I had a similar problem, and discovered a tiny piece of paper blocking the paper entry slot. I was able to remove it by passing through the paper entry site a very thin piece of plastic sheeting back and forth through every area of the entry slot to push out, what I then discovered was the tiny piece of paper that was 'jamming' the 'roller from revolving and grabbing a sheet to print. It corrected the problem and my printing began again.
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Sorry I can't help you. That never happened to me. My brother used it after I converted all my old slides to images to also convert his slides and had no problems. Between us we had thousands of slides! Maybe it is defective? Maybe you can return it for another one. I had to return my first one and they were excellent about it. Hope you can do it! I loved using mine because it was so simple! Hope this helps a bit.