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a)  Pressing time
Press here to set the machine’s pressing time. 
Use the left and right arrow keys to increase and decrease the setting.

You can also change this setting by pressing the time display and 
entering the required time from the touch pad (4 characters must be 
entered).

Once you have entered the required time, press the “confirm” key in 
the bottom right corner of the screen.

b)  Temperature setting
Press the “temperature” menu (b). You can select the temperature 
you require in the same way as for the pressing time, using the arrow 
keys on the left and right of the temperature display. You can also click 
on the reading and manually select a temperature. When typing in a 
temperature below 100°C, enter a “0” first (e.g. 090°C). 
 
You can also slide the blue cursor left and right with your finger to 
lower and raise the temperature respectively, and then adjust it using 
the arrows. Select the profile you wish to press (Textile, Rigid or DTG).

c) Presets
Pressing the “Presets” icon (c) brings up the menu shown opposite. 
Use the left and right arrows to select one of the 10 pre-configured 
recipes. To use (load) a preset, press the floppy disk icon with the 
arrow pointing to the right. Once selected, press the arrow in the  
bottom left corner to return to the main menu.

To create or alter a preset, you must first set the time and temperature 
from the main screen and then select a memory slot (1 to 10) from the 
preset (d) screen. To rename a preset, press the pencil icon.  
Give your preset a name and press the arrow in the bottom right 
corner to confirm. To finish, press the floppy disk icon with the arrow 
pointing to the left to save your choice/setting.

An asterisk(*) at the start of the name of the current preset on the 
indication bar means that the current settings are not the same as the 
original settings for this preset, and the settings that are currently  
being applied have not been saved to the preset.

Summary of Contents for NL-35

Page 1: ...EN U S E R M A N U A L NL 35 v 3 ATTENTION These instructions must be made available to all persons involved in the assembly commissioning operation maintenance and repair of this product v 1 2 05 21...

Page 2: ...over any fault or damage upon receipt of this product please contact your local Thermopatch vendor The manual has been prepared in accordance with NEN 5509 and in conformity with the Machinery Directi...

Page 3: ...Sealing time and temperature settings 6 a Pressing time 7 b Temperature setting 7 c Presets 7 d Settings 8 List of alarms events 10 4 2 7 Error messages 11 4 3 Automatic head swing on or off 11 5 Ove...

Page 4: ...ery of your NL 35 v 3 machine you will find the following NL 35 v 3 heat seal machine Power cord Air tube 6 mm 1 2 Warranty and product liability conditions Thermopatch points to its warranty and prod...

Page 5: ...y 230 V alternating current with the supplied mains cable The NL 35 v 3 is grounded and equipped with two fuses type T 16 A 3 Pneumatic installation 2 In order to be able to work with the NL 35 v 3 wi...

Page 6: ...heating platen has reached the desired temperature close the machine with the handle When the machine is closed the timer starts running At the end of the sealing time the press will open automatical...

Page 7: ...o lower and raise the temperature respectively and then adjust it using the arrows Select the profile you wish to press Textile Rigid or DTG c Presets Pressing the Presets icon c brings up the menu sh...

Page 8: ...gear wheel button lets you change the machine s technical aspects 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 1 Switch the sound on or off Warning sounds will still be emitted if a fault occurs 2 Choose between Celsius or Fahrenh...

Page 9: ...mode The board will only switch to eco mode if it is on the home screen If the user leaves the press on another screen the screen is presumed to be in the process of being altered Simply touch the sc...

Page 10: ...reached Signal not detected after 5 seconds Caused by faulty sensor lack of compressed air supply jamming mechanical etc Alarm 07 Lower pressing sensor not reached Signal not detected after 5 seconds...

Page 11: ...ignal that can be silenced by pressing a button 4 3 Automatic head rotation on or off The automatic rotation of the press head can be switched off with a button This is on by default so that the press...

Page 12: ...NL 35 v 3 is equipped with all mandatory safety requirements that apply according to the European guidelines for machine safety The emergency stop button As required in the guidelines for machines the...

Page 13: ...ENTION In case of emergency press the emergency stop button ATTENTION Take care that there is enough space around the machine Cables and connections must not get pinched Although the heat radiation of...

Page 14: ...ction voltage 230 Volt Temperature adjustable up to 250 C 1 Height opened 621 mm Width 572 mm Depth with connections 847 mm Net weight 71 kg Dimensions of press cushion 400 x 500 mm Fuses 2 x T 16A 25...

Page 15: ...om 7 Transport and storage 7 1 Transport When the machine has to be moved Thermopatch recommends using the original packaging 7 2 Storage If the machine has to be stored Thermopatch recommends using t...

Page 16: ...essary Damaged or soiled Teflon protection should be replaced These are available from your Thermopatch supplier Rubber cushion Clean the still warm rubber plate with a clean lint free cloth Clean it...

Page 17: ...17 BACK TO INDEX For more information about our products and how to contact us please visit thermopatch com Open fuse box and replace fuses here Loosen the gray cap underneath and let out any debris...

Page 18: ...ty ELECTRICAL PARTS SPA3X 028 MAIN ELECTRONICS 1 SPA27 005 MICA HEATING ELEMENT 400x500 2500W 1 SPA3X 029 TEMPERATURE PROBE 1 SPA3X 003 FUSE 5 x 20 mm T 16 A 250 V 2 PNEUMATIC PARTS SPA3X 204 CYLINDER...

Page 19: ...ng element Check the on screen messages and refer to the section error messages page 9 The heating element overheats Problem with the probe of electronic board Check de messages on the LCD screen page...

Page 20: ...20 BACK TO INDEX For more information about our products and how to contact us please visit thermopatch com 9 2 Electrical diagram...

Page 21: ...AIR SUPPLY MAX 10 BAR 21 BACK TO INDEX For more information about our products and how to contact us please visit thermopatch com 9 3 Pneumatic diagram...

Page 22: ...omponents These can be separated and returned for recycling 11 Declaration of Conformity CE and UKCA We Thermopatch BV Draaibrugweg 14 1332 Almere Netherlands Declare under our own responsability that...

Page 23: ...indings in this document For any warranty Thermopatch BV refers to its general terms and conditions We can confirm that the machines we supply conform to CE when in standard configuration Using sealin...

Page 24: ...Thermopatch BV Draaibrugweg 14 1332 AD Almere The Netherlands T 31 36 549 11 11 sales thermopatch nl www thermopatch com...

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