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B=2 passes
C=3 passes
D=4 passes
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(You will only use 2 passes (B) for the majority of your printing needs.)
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Press and release Function button to set the selection.
7. Click
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Printing will begin on the garment
8. Remove garment when printing is complete
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When the printer has completed the image the Print Assembly will return to home
position. It is now safe to remove your garment.
9. Set the on the garment
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Place the printed garment carefully, face up on a heat press
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If using a dryer, place the garments face up on the conveyor.
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Lay a clean sheet of silicon parchment paper over the printed image.
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Leave garment for three (3) minute at 330 degrees.
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Remove silicon parchment paper from atop the garment.
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Remove garment from the heat press.
Resolutions Effect on Speed and Quality
The resolution you choose will have a direct effect on the quality of your printed image and the
speed at which it prints. Lower print resolutions apply fewer ink dots per inch (DPI), which will
allow the print head to move faster across the print area. Higher print resolutions operate at a
greater DPI which slows the print head speed and slows your printing process. Choosing a
lower print resolution will result in a faster print speed but may effect the quality of the print
image. You may not see the sharpness of detail and color that you see in the original image.
Choosing a higher print resolution will slow your image print time but you will achieve brighter
and sharper printed images that more closely match the original image.
D. Printer Shut Down Procedure
Overview: The end of day FreeJet TX procedure involves cleaning the Pump-Wiper Capping
Ink System Assembly (Capping Station) and “wet capping” the print head. Use Omniprint
Cleaning Fluid, lint free swab (or lint free cloth) and we recommend a syringe and distilled
water to save on cleaning fluid.
1. Close all 8 ink line clips
2. At the same time push and release both the FUNCTION and UP buttons. This will move
the print head off the capping station. Make sure that the Manual Fluid Line Clip is
CLOSED on the “Wet Cap” Printer Maintenance System (located at the back right corner
of the Base).
3. Put a small amount of cleaner in a cup and use the lint free swab to thoroughly clean the
wiper blade (located on the left side of the capping station).
4. Using the lint free swab, thoroughly clean the rubber seal around the capping station.
5. Using a syringe filled with distilled water, flood the Capping pads and then use the
Manual Suction Pump on “Wet Cap” Mantenace System to pump the water out to the
Waste Bottle. Repeat this procedure several times until the pads are clean.
6. Open the clip on the cleaning fluid line.
7. Pump cleaning fluid into the wet cap station. If the fluid appears dirty, use the suction
pump to pump it out.
