Nitta PP103, Operation Manual

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To prevent electric shock, do not operate the Heat Press with
moistened hands.
Do not pour water on the Heat Press and do not get it wet.
Use of a wet press may cause fire or electric shock.
Always use anti-heat gloves when handling the Heat Press to
prevent burns.
A label “Hot!” is on the top and bottom plates of the press to warn
against high temperature.
Disconnect the main plug from the socket outlet immediately after
use.
An operator should pay attention so that others do not touch the
press carelessly and get burned before the Heat Press has cooled
down.
It takes about one hours for a heated press (110°C) to cool down to
40°C in the room temperature of 25°C once it has been unplugged.
Use a dry cloth for cleaning the Heat Press.
To prevent fire, do not use alcohol, benzine, thinner or
any other inflammable solvent.
Caution
Do not use the Heat Press outdoors.
This product is not intended for the use outdoors.
When using the Heat Press on any equipment, use a safety
catcher for the press so it doesn’t fall or collapse. This will help
prevent fire, electric shock or injury.
This may cause fire or electric shock or injury .
Do not take place on the Heat Press the application of the
adhesive.
This may cause fire or burns.
Before using the Heat Press be sure to inspect the press in
accordance with the procedure described on page 13 to help
prevent fire or electric shock.
Do not use this machine for the endless splicing of belt of other
manufacturers.
Endless splicing may become imperfect if this machine is used for the
endless splicing of belt of other manufacturers.
This may spoil the full functioning and performance of the belt.
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