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Working with Heat Transfer Materials (Cont.)

 

 
 
 
3.2.4 

Mug locating stop.

 This is used to position mug inside 

element  

 
3.2.5 

To achieve a good transfer result

 the transfer paper should be 

placed in the desired position on the mug, securing in place 
with heat proof adhesive tape and removing all wrinkles. 
Ensure there is sufficient pressure on the mug for good results. 
Set the pressure adjustment so that there is good contact with 
the mug

.

 

 

3.2.6 

When the pre-set dwell time

 has been reached, a buzzer will 

sound. The mug should then be released and the carefully 
taken out of the pressing pad (

it will be very hot

) and the 

transfer very carefully removed.

 

 

3.2.7 Please 

refer

 to transfer printer’s instructions, as in some cases 

it is recommended you place mug in bowl of cold water before 
removing transfer paper. 

 

 

3.3

 

Mug Press Operating Recommendations. 

 
 
 
3.3.1

 

This machine has been designed to accommodate a Ø-80mm 
mug; anything outside this dimension could affect the 
performance of the heating element and negate the warranty 
period.  

 

3.3.2

 

The recommended printing area for a mug of Ø-80mm is 190 
mm long and 80mm high.  

  

3.3.3

 

When using small mugs please ensure that the heating element 
is not trapped near the mug handle and machine jaws.  

 

3.3.4

 

The heating element has a 6 months warranty provided that it 
has been operated in the correct manner and not subjected to 
misuse.  

 

3.3.5

 

Pressure:

 We recommend using medium pressure settings 

only. (Check with transfer supplier for advice etc.).  

 

3.3.6

 

Temperature:

 We recommend that you check with both the 

Mug and Transfer supplier to obtain the correct settings.  

  
  

It is a simple operation to change the heating element and full 
instructions are given on page 9. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Studio Mug

Page 1: ...2017 a adkins and sons limited all rights reserved Studio Mug Operators Handbook...

Page 2: ...igned and manufactured to ensure that you the user will gain the maximum benefit All A Adkins Sons Limited products are specifically designed to ensure ease of use with particular attention to safety...

Page 3: ...tudio Mug Press 7 3 2 Working with heat transfer materials 7 3 3 Mug Press Operating Recommendations 8 3 4 Removal refitting of Element in Studio Mug Press 9 3 5 Heater Band Assembly 9 4 Maintenance o...

Page 4: ...mmodate a 80 mm large standard mug and optionally at extra cost the machine will also accommodate a 72 mm small standard mug and a smug mug element This simple robust machine is powered by a microproc...

Page 5: ...mperature 260o C Display timer Range 0 9999 sec Machine height open 41 cm Machine width 17 cm Machine depth 58 cm Net weight 8 5kg Fuse 3 A Supplied heating element Large standard mug element 80 mm mu...

Page 6: ...g internal parts is dangerous and may cause shock hazard All electrical connections inside covers are live Never operate Press with any covers and or guards removed PROTECT THE MAINS CABLE Damage to t...

Page 7: ...s this will destroy the heating element and negate the warranty Contact your print media suppliers to ascertain whether fumes are given off during the transfer process and if so what precautions are n...

Page 8: ...t radiation are too close to the machine 2 3 Electrical requirements The Studio Mug Press should be connected to the mains supply nominally 230V AC for the European Market by the mains cable provided...

Page 9: ...ply having a different voltage frequency from that on the machine data plate 2 4 Adjusting the pressure This press is fitted with a red or black pressure adjustment knob located on the machine a To in...

Page 10: ...e It is always best to find the most suitable opening before using the transfers in production Adjust the position of the Silicone Heating Element place transfer and mug into machine positioning it as...

Page 11: ...place mug in bowl of cold water before removing transfer paper 3 3 Mug Press Operating Recommendations 3 3 1 This machine has been designed to accommodate a 80mm mug anything outside this dimension c...

Page 12: ...element gently place the element into the press housing and refit the 3 screws to each side of the jaws this will then hold the element in its correct setting 3 4 6 Carefully route the wire through t...

Page 13: ...s pivot pins and the pressure adjusting screw every three months 4 2 Cleaning Clean the outside of the machine frequently with a clean moist cloth This may conveniently be carried out before starting...

Page 14: ...chine Drawings and Diagrams On the following pages are the schematic diagrams for the Studio Mug Press 5 1 General Layout Page 12 5 2 Operation of Control Unit Page 13 5 3 Exploded Diagram and Parts L...

Page 15: ...5 1 General Layout TIME TEMP CONTROL UNIT MACHINE OPERATING HANDLE PRESSURE ADJUST KNOB SILICONE HEAT PAD Page 12...

Page 16: ...select Counter on LH indicator 2 Press and hold CLEAR button to zero counter Setting Time Switch on machine Press SELECT button to select Setting Temp on LH indicator Use the up and down arrow button...

Page 17: ...t 1 ASM8 9 Micro Switch 1 ASM9 10 Controller Unit 1 ASM10 N 11 Handle 1 ASM11 12 Backboard 1 ASM12 13 Socket 1 3 Amp Fuse 1 ASM13 14 Five Star Knob 2 ASM14 15 Screw Threaded Rod 1 ASM15 16 Stop Bracke...

Page 18: ...ant improvement and or modification to meet changing conditions the right is reserved to change the design and or specifications at any time without prior notification and therefore specifications may...

Page 19: ...ns Limited authorise a replacement press the warranty of the replacement press shall expire on the anniversary date of the original machines invoice to the customer In order for this warranty to be ef...

Page 20: ...rovided by enclosures BS EN ISO 13850 2015 Safety of Machinery Emergency Stops BS EN ISO 141211 2007 Safety of Machinery Principles for Risk Assessment BS EN 55011 2016 A1 2017 Class A Group 2 Equipme...

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