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CLEANING

Please note: Before cleaning your Hobby Jack heat press in any way make sure that the 
outlet plug is not connected to the socket and that the heat plate has completely cooled.

Any deposits left on the heat plate can be removed using a damp cloth or a non-abrasive 
liquid detergent.

Avoid scratching the heat plate with steel wool or metallic objects.

Other parts can be cleaned with a damp cloth then wiped over with a dry cloth.

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Operators Manual

Using your press

Using your press 

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After the required time has 

elapsed (as notified by the 

manufacturer of the material 

and/or the transfer type 

applied) release the handle 

catch and raise the heat 

plate to the fully open 

position

 

Take care not to touch

 

the heat plate 

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Tip

It is a good idea
to use a stop watch
for accurate time keeping

Summary of Contents for Hobby Jack

Page 1: ...Operators Manual A Adkins Sons Limited 18 Lancaster Road Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 0AW United Kingdom Tel 44 0 1455 891 291 FAX 44 0 1455 633 503 Email support aadkins com Web www aadkins com ...

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Page 3: ...age Using your press Page Connecting your Hobby Jack heat press Page Preparations Page Selecting the temperature Page Heat applying sealing procedure Page Cleaning Page Tips and advice Page Please note Page Exploded diagram and parts list Page Electrical diagram Page Declaration of conformity Page Contents Operators Manual Contents 1 2 3 5 6 1 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 7 8 8 9 11 12 12 13 14 7 15 ...

Page 4: ... should always be 0 zero before plugging or unplugging from the outlet Never yank power lead to disconnect from electrical outlet instead grasp plug and pull to disconnect Do not allow power lead to touch hot surfaces Let Hobby Jack heat press cool completely before putting away Disconnect the power lead from your Hobby Jack heat press when storing Always disconnect your Hobby Jack heat press from...

Page 5: ...Before use remove all packaging and any loose labels from you Hobby Jack heat press Leave warning stickers in place Your Hobby Jack heat press should be situated within easy reach during operation with sufficient space around it so that no trapping points are created When lowering the heat plate on your Hobby Jack heat press it is recommended that you use both hands Your Hobby Jack heat press shou...

Page 6: ...utlet Please note Do not use chemical agents or harsh cleaning agents to clean your Hobby Jack heat press or immerse in liquid CONNECTING TO POWER Before switching on your Hobby Jack heat press make sure that the voltage of your electricity supply is the same as that indicated on the rating plate This appliance may be fitted with a non rewireable plug If it is necessary to change the fuse in a non...

Page 7: ...ot correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug please proceed as follows The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L The wire which is coloured green yellow must be connected to the terminal which is marked wit...

Page 8: ...t least 13 Amps AC only An interruption to the electrical supply would necessitate that you immediately disconnect your Hobby Jack heat presses plug from the mains supply socket as a resumption of power would allow the machine to heat up This could cause a danger if your Hobby Jack heat press was unattended during power resumption If replacement of the fuse in the rear of the appliance is necessar...

Page 9: ...handle Silicone pad Temperature light Power light Power socket Rear view of press Fuse holder cap Handle catch Operators Manual Using your press Using your press 3 6 Below are diagrams outlining the various parts of your press It is advised to familiarize yourself with these prior to using your press for the first time ...

Page 10: ...wer outlet is a simple task that requires only that you use the supplied power cord and lead Using a lead other than the one supplied will invalidate your warranty and could lead to personal injury 1 2 Gently lower the heat plate Connect your press to the power supply and switch on at the outlet Warning only use the lead supplied 2 ...

Page 11: ...varying types of work to complete it is advised to start with the work that requires the lowest heat setting Working in this logical order reduces the amount of waiting time your Hobby Jack heat press requires less time to heat up than to cool down and reduces the chance of spoiling your work due to overheating Place the plug into the outlet and switch on the supply Close the heat plate using the ...

Page 12: ...y Jack heat press will also illuminate to indicate that the temperature is climbing see diagram below When the red light goes out your Hobby Jack heat press has reached the required tempera ture as set by the temperature setting dial HEAT APPLYING SEALING PROCEDURE 6 7 8 Using your press continued Operators Manual Using your press 9 1 Release the handle catch to open your press ...

Page 13: ...ess Using your press continued 10 2 Position the transfer in the desired location over the material to be applied to Take care not to touch the heat plate 3 Lower the heat plate using both hands taking care to close the handle catch ...

Page 14: ...g the heat plate with steel wool or metallic objects Other parts can be cleaned with a damp cloth then wiped over with a dry cloth 1 2 3 4 Operators Manual Using your press Using your press continued 11 4 After the required time has elapsed as notified by the manufacturer of the material and or the transfer type applied release the handle catch and raise the heat plate to the fully open position T...

Page 15: ...s a Teflon sheet or baking parchment is recommended PLEASE NOTE If the power lead is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or their service agent or simply a qualified person in order to avoid an electrocution hazard Service personnel must be given supervision or instruction concerning the use of your Hobby Jack heat press prior to repairs being undertaken Do not let children or pets pla...

Page 16: ...10 11 Siliconee Pad 1 AHJ11 12 Machine Table 1 AHJ12 13 Machine Body 1 AHJ13 14 Fuse Holder 1 ASC35 15 Power Socket 1 ASC29 16 Lower Machine Handle 1 AHJ14 17 Locking Clamp 1 AHJ15 18 Red Warning Lamp 1 AHJ16 19 Machine Frame 1 AHJ17 20 Mains Lead and Plug 230 V UK 1 BMC618 Mains Lead and Plug 120 V USA 1 NCC618 A Mains Lead and Plug 230 V EU 1 NCC620 21 Rubber Feet 4 SWC33 22 Cable Protector 1 AH...

Page 17: ...o show Live Connection TB 1 2 TB 1 1 TB 1 2 TB 1 3 E N L Brown Brown Brown TCO TS Brown Blue Red GL RL Key TCO Thermal Cut out TS Thermal Switch GL Green Lamp Power Indicator RL Red Lamp Temperature Indicator F1 8A Fuse TB1 Terminal Block Operators Manual Electrical Diagram Electrical diagram 6 14 ...

Page 18: ...of Machines BS EN 60529 1992 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures BS EN ISO 13850 2008 Safety of machinery Emergency Stops BS EN ISO 141211 2007 Safety of machinery Principles for Risk Assessment BS EN 55011 1998 Class A Group 2 equipment EMC Emissions BS EN ISO 61000 6 4 2007 EMC Conducted Emissions BS EN ISO 61000 6 2 2005 EMC Immunity A Adkins Sons Limited High Cross 18 Lancaster Road H...

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