Delclynee DC-1515 User manual

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PelGlynee
Heat Press Machine
User Manual

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About .......................
Intended use ..................................................
Package contents ..........................................
Unpacking .......................................................
Device overview ............................................
Preparation Instructions .............................
Prepare your Garment/Cloth and Sublimation Paper..
Prepare your Heat Transfer Machine .....................
Operating Instructions ................................
Precautions ........................................................
Tips ...................................................................
Testing Instructions .....................................
Time and Temperature Suggestion Tab e
Safety Instructions ........................................
Genera ..............................................................
Persons-use .....................................................
E ectrics .............................................................
Cab e .................................................................
Water ...............................................................
Heat-Rre .........................................................
C eaning and care ..........................................
Maintenance ....................................................
Fuse rep acement ..........................................
Transporting and hand ing .........................
Storage .............................................................
Disposa - Recyc ing .....................................
Device disposal ...................................................
Packa in material disposal .................................
Technica Data ................................................
FAQ and Troub eshooting ............................
Warranty ..........................................................
Notes: ................................................................

We hope you enjoy your order!
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About
Thank you for choosin a Delclynee product. To ensure proper and safe
use of the product, please read the user manual carefully before use.
Always follow the instructions to prevent dama e or harm.
If you have any questions, remarks, or problems usin the product
please contact us by email: [e-mail] .
Keep this manual for future reference.
Make this Heat Press Machine only available to third parties
to ether with its user manual.

Delclynee is not liable for dama e resultin from improper or careless use.
The Heat Press Machine: 1 piece
User manual: 1 piece
Bottom Lower Platen Cover: 1 piece
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Intended use
Packa e contents
Avoid the use of this heat press for other activities such as food preparation
or extraction of oils from plant materials and other alternative uses.
The use of this heat press in a manner other than intended will void the
warranty, will dama e the machine, and may constitute a fire hazard.
This heat press is desi ned to press heat transfer vinyl (HTV), sublimation,
and transfer papers onto soft arments.

• Firmly hold the machine while unloadin it from the box.
• Compare the parts with the packa e contents.
• Check the machine after unpackin to find out if it is in perfect condition:
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Unpackin
NOTICE
• The machine is heavy (41. 8lbs/19.0k ). Liftin with 2 people is stron ly
advised.
• Before unpackin your machine, select the location where it should be
installed: all sides of the unit should be readily accessible, and there
should be ample free space around the unit. A rounded mains outlet
must be located near to the device and be easily accessible.
• Do not leave packa in material lyin around carelessly. It may become
dan erous playin material for children. Do not dispose of the packin
materials until the machine is installed and workin . Preserve the
shippin carton for future use (see the chapter “ Transportin and
Handlin ").
-Check scratches or dama e to the LCD screen.
-Check if the handle is workin properly.
Do not take it
“ out by liftin
the handle.
Please take it
out with hands
holdin .
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us at [e-mail] .
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• Ensure that all packa in materials and any promotional labels or
stickers are removed from the Heat Press Machine before the first use.
WARNING:
To avoid the dan er of suffocation, keep plastic ba s
away from babies and children!

Hand e
Pressure Adjuster
Thermostat & Timer
Hea ing P ate
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Heat-Resistant Sponge
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Bottom Board
Power Switch
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Fuse
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Pedestal
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Device overview
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oth and Sub imation Paper
• Prepare the arment and place the ima e on the transfer tar et spot.
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Preparation Instructions
• Find the appropriate heatin instructions for the material you are usin
and set your heat press time and temperature usin manufacturer
recommended settin s. The settin s will vary and ultimately depend
on the make and type of arments and transfers used. Those
instructions are usually always available online from the material maker.
• Prepare your transfer ima e and, in case of the printin with
sublimation ink, please wait until the ink is dry.

Prepare your Heat Transfer Machine
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3. Put this cover over the lower platen
pad and fasten the rope, (effective
prevention of the lower pad slidin
when load and unload shirt.
1 .Check if the machine position is stable. Place
the machine on a wide, steady, and flat
workin surface and check whether it is
positioned evenly.
4.Install the handle before
open the Heatin Plate.
2.Adjust the pressure:
Note: Please leave the panel open or it
will be hard to adjust pressure.
How to Operate: Turnin the pressure
adjustment knob clockwise will increase
the pressure on the panel.
Try a few times to set the desired pressure
settin (which will allow you to lift the
handle easily).
Instructions from manufacturers of heat transfer vinyl and transfer
paper will instruct you to use low, medium, or hi h Pressure durin
the application process.
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7. Proceed by closin the handle down into the locked position.
8. Open the handle when the automatic timer buzzes.
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Operatin Instructions
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5.Close the panel, pre-heat the heat resistant pad for about 30
seconds (this will enhance the sublimation effect).
6. Open the panel, place your arment (with ima e) on the bottom
platen/ pad so that it is flat and there are no wrinkles in the material.
The arment should be set evenly across the surface.
I.Turn on the heat press by pressin the
power switch into the ON position.
Open the panel (otherwise, the machine
will utter a "beep" sound as a reminder)
button, then press the up or down arrow
to set the required time, and press the
"TIME" button a ain to lock it in.
2.Set the tar et temperature: Press the
"TEMP ” button, then press the up or
down arrow ( a or v) to set the desired
temperature; then Press the "TEMP ”
button a ain to lock it in.
4. it will beep 5 times when the heat press heats to the tar et
temperature.
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Precautions
• The panel needs 2-3 hours to cool down.
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TEMP
Use extreme care during operation.
Durin operation the plates will et hot enou h to do serious injury to
you should you touch them, and surroundin metal parts will also
reach hi h temperatures.
Press the TEMP/TIME button to
return to the initial interface.
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• Please ensure that the heat press is OPEN durin heat up! (Otherwise,
there will be a “ beep" sound, which indicates that the panels are in the
wron position).
• Don't touch the panel while it is in operation.
• Don't keep the heatin panel closed for more than 5 minutes (when in
operation).
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Tips
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• Position the arment on the lower plate, centerin the transfer area on the
plate.
• To avoid re-heatin the first transfer when printin double-sided T-Shirts,
insert a sheet of cardboard in between the T-shirt, adjust the hei ht to less
pressure, then press.
• TIME controls the amount of heat transferred to the arment. Much like
cookin in an oven, stoppin early or takin too lon will have unwanted
effects. Thick transfer products may require a lon er press time.
• PRESSURE drives your transfer deep into the arment fabric for a stron er
and more durable bond. It flattens arments to prevent wrinkles, creases,
and seams from distortin the printed ima e. However, too much pressure
can wear down mechanical parts.
• For best results, “ thread" the arment around the lower platen so a sin le
layer of fabric is on top of the silicone pad.
• Some transfer products recommend a “ pre-press ” to heat and flatten the
arment before printin .
• Always check that the transfer ima e is face down a ainst the material, to
avoid sealin the ima e a ainst the heat plates instead of the substrate.
• TEMPERATURE must be hi h enou h to melt the transfer adhesive or cure
the ink but not so hi h that it scorches marks or otherwise dama es
arments.This settin has the reatest effect on heat transfer success.

TEST BEFORE YOU PRESS.
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Testin Instructions
We encoura e you to always do a test of your fabric and HTV or
transfer paper to ether usin a small sample of the materials before
you do volume production.
•The heat resistant spon e pad on the lower plate can de rade after
much use and over an extended period. This pad is replaceable. If
the pad becomes dried out, cracked, or there are chunks removed
from the pad, this can result in inconsistent and poor-quality transfers.
If possible your test should include washin and dryin a pressed
arment to assure that the media has properly adhered to the arment
usin the heat and pressure settin you have selected.
• We aslo offer the lower pad cover for your heat press machine. This
cover can be keep the bottom lower pad clean, easy to load and
unload shirt, protects the ed es and corners from ettin worn down.
It also makes it easier to slide your arments on and off.

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Materia s
25-30 360 ~ 430 182 ~ 221 Pure cotton
Polyester 25 360 ~ 430
182 ~ 221
Pearl Board
10-15 300 ~ 360
149 ~ 182
Key Chain 430 ~ 450 221
~ 232
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Mouse pad 25-30 360 ~ 450
182 ~ 232
182
PVC Board 40 360
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Time and Temperature Su estion Table
As with all media, you ’ ll use on your Heat Press, we encoura e you to look
for the pressin recommendations from the manufacturer of the transfer
material online if possible. If you can ’ t find specific instructions, the
followin are eneral uidelines for your consideration.
Note: The table contains eneral data. The exact data depends on your
materials.
Temperature
(Fahrenheit De ree)
Time
(Seconds)
Temperature
(Celsius De ree)

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Safety Instructions
• Do not use the device for any other purpose other than its intended use
(see the chapter “ Intended Use ” ).
• The Heat Press Machine is desi ned and intended for private,
non-commercial use only.
• Do not leave the Heat Press Machine unsupervised while the POWER
switch is in the ON position. Always put the Power switch in the OFF
position when the machine is not bein used.
• The Heat Press Machine should remain in the unlocked OPEN position
when not in use. Do not leave the press closed on the table when not
usin unless transportin .
• Protect the device from extreme temperatures, direct sunli ht, stron
jolts, hi h humidity, moisture, flammable ases, vapors, and solvents.
• Please handle the device carefully. Jolts, impacts, or a fall even from a
low hei ht can dama e the device.
• Do not place the device under any mechanical stress.
• Never drop or insert any object into any openin .
• The machine may be subject to interference from external sources such
as transformers, electric motors, or other electronic devices. To avoid
distortion from such sources, place it as far away from them as possible.
READ the user instructions carefully and especially observe the
safety information. If you do not follow the safety instructions and
information on proper handlin in this manual, we assume no liability
for any resultin personal injury or dama e to property. Such cases
will invalidate the warranty.
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES: Electrical appliances may expose
people to hazards that can cause severe injury as well as death.
The use of electrical products may create hazards that include, but
are not limited to, injury, fire, electrical shock, and electrical system
dama e. These safety instructions are intended to provide you with
the information you need to use the product and to avoid such
hazards.

Persons - use
E ectrics
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• Never tamper with this machine. Do not reconstruct, repair or
disassemble the Heat Press Machine. This can dama e the device.
• Maintenance, modifications, and repairs are to be performed exclusively
by an expert or at a Delclynee shop.
• Do not use any other plu or power adapter for this device. This can
cause failure and/or dama e.
• Do not apply excessive force when usin any of the control buttons on
the display.
• If it is no lon er possible to operate the device safely, take it out of
operation and protect it from any accidental use. A safe operation can no
lon er be uaranteed if the device:
- is visibly dama ed,
- is no lon er workin properly,
- has been stored for extended periods in poor ambient conditions or
has been subjected to any serious transport-related stresses.
• This device is intended for indoor use only. Do not use it outdoors.
• Always place the Heat Press Machine on a hard, flat, horizontal surface.
• Be sure to install the machine in a well-ventilated place.
• Do not remove product labels that contain warnin s or safety instructions.
• The device is not a toy. Keep and store it out of the reach of small
children.
• Small children and non-users should not be present durin the device
operation.
• This device may be used by children under 18 and by people with
reduced physical, sensory or mental skills or a lack of experience or
knowled e, provided that they are supervised or have been instructed
on how to use the device safely, and are fully aware of the consequent
risks of use.
• Do not use the Heat Press Machine if you have in ested substances that
reduce your reaction time (such as painkiller medications or alcohol).

Ca le
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• Make sure your outlet:
- supplies the correct power volta e to avoid dama e to the device.
- can support 20A current.
- has a protective device.
- is rounded.
- is located near to the device and it must be easily accessible.
• This heater draws 15A durin operation. To prevent overloadin a circuit,
do not plu the heater into a circuit that already has other appliances
workin .
• It is normal for the plu to feel a little warm to the touch; however, a loose
fit between the AC outlet (receptacle) and plu may cause overheatin
and distortion of the plu . Contact a qualified electrician to replace the
loose or worn outlet.
• To disconnect the Heat Press Machine, first turn off the device, then rip
the plu body and pull it from the wall outlet. Never pull the mains plu
from the socket by pullin at the cable. Always pull it from the mains
socket usin the intended rips.
• Always unplu the mains plu from the mains socket if you do not use
the device for an extended period.
• For safety reasons, always unplu the device in case of a thunderstorm.
• If the power fails durin the operation, turn off the device immediately
and pull the plu from the socket.
• Do not modify the mains cable.
• Always plu the machine directly into a wall outlet/receptacle. Never use
an extension cord or relocatable power tap (outlet/power strip). If an
extension cord is necessary, then a 12- au e, 20-ampera e rated cord
should be used. Cords rated for less ampera e may overheat.
• Make sure that you do not trip over the cable. The cable should not be
kinked, trapped, or twisted.
• Make sure that the mains cable is not squeezed, bent, dama ed by
sharp ed es, or put under mechanical stress. Avoid excessive thermal
stress on the mains cable from extreme heat or cold.
• Do not touch the mains cable if it is dama ed. A dama ed mains cable
can cause a deadly electric shock. First, power down the respective

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Water
• Never plu in or unplu the mains plu when your hands are damp or
wet.
• Never operate the device when your hands are damp or wet.
• Do not use in wet environments or close to water and do not submer e
in liquid. There is a risk of electric shock!
• Do not spill water on the machine, the power cord, or the mains outlet.
Never pour liquids above or near the machine. If a liquid does et inside
the casin , turn the Heat Press Machine off immediately.
• Let the device cool down before puttin it away. This can take a while.
• The device heats up durin use. Do not use the device if you are
sensitive to heat. Severe burns could occur from touchin hot parts.
- Never put your fin ers on the silicone pad.
- To avoid burns, do not let bare skin touch any hot surface.
• Never place any objects on the device. Do not cover the device while it
is in operation. This poses a risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.
• Keep combustible materials, such as pillows, beddin , papers, clothes,
and curtains at least 3 feet (0.9 m) from the front of the machine and
keep them away from the sides and rear.
• Keep the device away from heat and in or close to areas where the
surroundin temperature is relatively hot (e. . stoves or other sources
of heat). Never use the device near open flames or on hot surfaces.
mains socket (e. . via the respective circuit breaker) and then carefully
pull the mains plu from the mains socket. Never use the device if the
mains cable is dama ed.
• To prevent risks, dama ed power cables may only be replaced by the
manufacturer, a professional workshop appointed by the manufacturer,
or a similarly qualified person.
If you have questions that remain unanswered by these warnin s &
safety instructions, contact us at [e-mail] .

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Cleanin and care
Maintenance
• Clean the device with a dry cloth.
• Under no circumstances use a ressive cleanin s a ents, cleanin
alcohol, or other chemical solutions since these can penetrate the
housin or impair functionality.
• Clean always before use. Before cleanin , turn the machine ’ s
POWER switch to the OFF position and unplu the machine from the
electrical outlet and allow it to cool.
• When dirty, clean immediately the surface of the panel and the
silicone pad. Do not continue to use the machine while it is dirty.
• We recommend cleanin the machine thorou hly at least once a month.
• Cleanin must not be performed by children.
• Before any maintenance, turn the machine's POWER switch to the OFF
position and unplu the machine from the electrical outlet and allow it to
cool.
• To prolon the machine service life, please add hi h-temperature
lubricant re ularly on the joints.
• We recommend checkin re ularly for dama e to the power cable.
The Heat Press Machine has been desi ned to be as maintenance-free
as possible.
A Debris and plastic residue from vinyl raphics can build up on the
plates, which can cause stainin to affect whole production runs.

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Fuse replacement
Transportin and handlin
How to do: Put the Heat Press Machine POWER switch in the OFF
position. The fuse-holder is located near the POWER switch. Open the
fuse holder and replace the blown fuse.
If the fuse is blown, replace it with a new fuse with the same dimensions
(31x6. 5mm) and current ratin (15A).
• Before transportin or handlin , turn the machine ’ s POWER switch to
the OFF position and unplu the machine from the electrical outlet and
allow it to cool.
• Do not use the handle for liftin or movin the Heat Press Machine.
• It is quite a heavy machine (49.5lbs/22,45k ) and once set up, you
won ’ t want to keep movin it. Liftin with 2 people is stron ly advised.
• Movin the machine is easiest with the handle in the lowered and
locked position.
• We stron ly advise preservin the shippin carton this heat press
came in. It was desi ned to hold the wei ht of this machine durin
shippin . Should you need to return the equipment due to warranty or
repair, you will need it. Do not attempt to ship this equipment in a
different container.
A For safety reasons it is forbidden to use another fuse ratin .
Always use a 1 1 0V 1 5A slow blow fuse.