Joto E-HP-JCH-51 User manual

Joto Cap & Flat Press Manual
Model No.: E-HP-JCH-51
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
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Safety Instructions
For Use By Qualied Personnel Only
When using your Heat Press,
basic precautions should always be followed,
including the following:
Read all instructions.
Use heat press only for its intended use.
Always keep the heat press dry. Do not get the heat press wet to reduce the risk of electric shock.
Do not store heat press in a wet/ damp area.
Never pull cord to disconnect the power. Instead, grasp plug and pull to disconnect from power
outlet.
Make sure you protect the power cord by keeping it away from hot surfaces. Avoid placing objects
on top of the cord. This could cause damage to the cord and could be a re hazard risk.
Do not operate heat press with a damaged cord or if the equipment has been damaged. To prevent
risks of injury, please do not disassemble or attempt to repair the heat press by yourself if you are
not qualify to do so. Instead, call or take it to a qualied service person for examination and repair.
Incorrect assembly or repair could increase the risk of re, electric shock, or injury to persons when
the equipment is used.
If heat press being used by or near children, please make sure that it is supervised. Do not leave
equipment unattended while connected.
Metal parts on the press can become hot. Avoid touching the hot metal parts to prevent burns.
Proceed with caution when using the heat press.
To reduce the likelihood of circuit overload, Joto recommends to use a dedicated circuit if possible.
Make sure that the cord is safely secured so it cannot be pulled or tripped over.
If you need to use an extension cord, make sure you use a 20 amperage rated cord. Cords rated
below 20 amperage can overheat. Make sure that the extension cord is safely secured so it cannot
be pulled or tripped over.
Note: This heat press should not be set to exceed 400˚F (200˚C). Setting the press
temperature to above 400˚F (200˚C) may cause a re hazard.
Be careful of the Auto Release feature. Press handle can injure body parts when autoreleasing.
Stand clear of auto-release path.
PLEASE KEEP THE BOX THAT YOUR HEAT PRESS ARRIVED IN,
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Congratulations on your purchase of a Joto 5 in 1 Cap & Flat Press! In order to work
professionally with the machine and start production, please make sure you read this manual
carefully. Reproduction of this manual requires written consent from Joto. Errors and
amendments of technical details excepted, all rights reserved. Joto is not liable for any direct or
indirect damages caused by the use of this product.
Table of Contents
Safety........................................................2
Introduction .............................................3
Flat and Cap Press Overview .................4-5
Machine Parts Diagram ............................6
Platten Overview ......................................7
Setting Up Your Heat Press ......................8
Operating Instructions .............................9
Replacing Elements ................................10
Maintenance ...........................................11
Heat Pressing Guide ...............................12
Expanded View ......................................-13
Circuit Diagram.......................................14
Warranty.................................................15
Contact ...................................................16
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Technical Specs
Model No.: E-HP-JCH-51
Machine Type: Flat & Cap
Machine Size: 20.70” x 19.68” x 9.84”
(526mm x 500mm x 250mm)
Printable Area Size: 3.14” x 5.11” x 0.39”
(80mm x 130mm x 10mm)
Controller GY-04 Digital Controller
Voltage: 220v/ 1 Phase/ 120v/ 1 Phase
Power: 0.6kw
Time Range:
Maximum Temp:
0~999s
437˚F (225˚C)
Packing Size: 24.40” x 23.62” x 13.77”
(620mm x 600mm x 350mm)
Gross Weight: 55.11lbs (25kg)
Note: This heat press should not be set to exceed 400˚F (200˚C). Setting
the press temperature to above 400˚F (200˚C) may cause a re hazard.
Cap & Flat Press Overview

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Cap & Flat Press Overview
TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW
LEFT VIEW RIGHT VIEW

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Machine Parts Diagram
GY-06 Digital
Controller
Hat Rack
Electromagnetic
Suck Plate
Connecting
screws
Electric Case
Power Cord
Power
Switch
Heater
Socket

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Platen Overview
Curvy Heat Platen
Bottom
2.83” x 5.43”
72*138mm
Bottom Flat Heat Platen
5.9”x 5.9”
15 x 15cm
Curvy Heat Platen Bottom
3.93” x 5.43”
100*138mm
Top Flat Heat Platen
5.9”x 5.9”
15 x 15cm
Curvy Heat Platen
Bottom
3.07” x 4.92”
78*125mm
Curvy Heat Platen Bottom
4.01” x 6.35”
102*161.5mm

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Setting Up Your Cap & Flat Press
Turning On Your Mug Press
Turn the Main Power Switch ON. The
Main Power Switch is at the right side
of the heat press.
Current temperature, set temperature,
current time, set time will display.
How to Read The Display
1.) Left side PV value = Current Temperature
2.) Right side PV value = Current Time
3.) Left side SV value = Set Press Temperature
4.) Right side SV value = Set Press Time
Setting Press Temperature
1.) Press OK to start. Use the up and down
arrows to choose to display in °F or °C.
°F stands for Fahrenheit
°C stands for Celsius
2.) Once selection is made, press OK to save.
3.) Green set temperature value will ash.
Use the up and down arrows to set
press temperature value. Press OK to save.
Setting Press Time
Green Set Time Value will ash
Use the up and down arrows to change
the value.
Press OK to save the value.
Wait until the current
temperature is the same as the set temperature
before using. The press will beep once set temperature
is reached. Close and open the press to stop the beeping.
Note: Setting the press temperature to above 400˚F (200˚C) may cause a re hazard.

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Operating Instructions
Pressing a cap
1.) Turn ON the Power Switch.
2.) Set the appropriate Press Temperature, and Time.
3.) Tape your imaged transfer/sublimation paper to your cap/substrate
with heat tape.
4.) Set the pressure. To do this, place a blank cap/substrate into the cap press.
Adjust the pressure knob at the bottom of the press until the cap ts snuggly
when press is closed.
It is recommended that you use medium-high pressure for transfer papers and
transfer vinyls.
For sublimation, light pressure is required. Turn pressure knob counter-clockwise
to raise the base plate (to increase pressure or turn the know clockwise to lower the base
plate (to decrease pressure).
5.) Wait until cap press reaches the set temperature. Once the
press is at temperature, place cap/substrate into the press. Close the press.
6.) Timer will start counting down. The press will beep when the set time has
counted down to 3. The auto-release function will activate once timer reaches
zero.
7.) Peel paper immediately or as suggested by the product instructions.
Note: Do not obstruct the heat press when auto release function is active. Auto
release will be automatically activated after counter reaches zero. Beware of
moving parts.

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Replacing Platen Element
Replacing your Heat Element
1.) Ensure the power switch is OFF.
2.) Unplug the heat press if it is still plugged in.
3.) Detach the platen element cord from the mug press. Unscrew the ring that holds
the cord in place before detaching. See below diagram for detailed instructions
4.) With the Heat Press open, unscrew the two screws that hold the heat
element in place.
5.) Gently remove the heat element out of the at and cap heat press. Please be careful not
to damage the cord or the mug press.
6.) Gently install the new heat element into the at and cap heat press.
7.) Re-screw the two screws to keep the heat element in place.
8.) Connect the new heat element cord to the heat press.
Ensure that the pattern on the cord matches the socket on the heat press.
Heat Element
Cord and Ring
2 Screws that
Hold Element in
Place

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Maintenance
General Maintenance
Please switch off the machine and unplug the power cord when the machine is not in use.
To protect the heat platen, do not allow any hard surface objects to be in direct contact with
the platen. This includes zippers, buttons, metal sublimation items. When pressing these
items, place a protective sheet between the platen and the objects.
Please add the lubrication oil regularly on the joints. to prolong the life of your heat press. The
frequency will depend on how often you use your machine.
The cooling fan will automatically start when the temperature of heat platen reaches 80˚C
(176˚F). This helps to cool electrical parts and prolong the heat press.
The heat platen will cool down to room temperature if heat press is not used for more than 30
minutes.
Note: This heat press should not be set to exceed 400˚F (200˚C) Setting the press
temperature to above 400˚F (200˚C) may cause a re hazard.
If your mug press stops working, please contact Joto at
1-800-565-5686 so we can help you troubleshoot.

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Heat Pressing Guide
MultiCut One-4-All
Temperature: 265˚F
Time: 3-5 seconds
Peel: Warm (Cotton)
MultiCut New Flock
Temperature: 310-330˚F
Time: 15 seconds
Peel: Warm
MultiCut Nylon
Temperature: 300-305˚F
1st Press Time: 3-4 seconds
2nd Press Time: 10-15 seconds
MultiCut Premium
Temperature: 310-330˚F
Time: 45 seconds
Peel: Warm/Cool
MultiCut Lustre
Temperature: 310-330˚F
Time: 15-20 seconds
Peel: Hot to Cold
MultiCut Style
Temperature: 310-330˚F
Time: 15-20 seconds
Peel: Hot to Cold
Transfer Vinyls
CL TrimFree Dark
(REQUIRE A WHITE TONER PRINTER)
Temperature: 310˚F
1st Press Time: 120 seconds
2nd Press Time: 30 seconds
Inkjet Light
Temperature: 350-365˚F
Time: 20 seconds
Peel: Warm
CL TrimFree Light
Temperature: 330˚F
Time: 30 seconds
Peel: Warm (5-10 seconds)
Inkjet Dark
Temperature: 375˚F
Time: 20-25 seconds
Peel: Cool
Transfer Papers
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Serial
No.
Part Name Qty Serial
No.
Part Name Qty
1 Machine Frame 1 11 Davit Arm 1
2 Electric Case 1 12 Electromagnet 1
3 Power Cord 1 13 Flat Heat Platen Cover 1
4 Fuse Holder 1 14 Cap Heater Cover 1
5 Heating Plate Socket 1 15 Flat Heat Platen 1
6 Electrical Parts Bracket 1 16 Cap Heater 1
7 Power Switch 1 17 Electromagnet 1
8 Limit Switch 1 18 Hat Rack 1
9 Connecting Piece 2 19 Pressure Adjust Gear 1
10 Electromagnet Suck Plate 1 20 Gas Spring 1
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VII. Explosion View
No. Part Name Qty
1 Machine Frame 1
2 Electric Case 1
3 Power Cord 1
4 Fuse Holder 1
5 Heating Plate Socket 1
6 Electrical Parts Bracket 1
7 Power Switch 1
8 Limit Switch 1
9 Connecting Piece 2
10 Electromagnet Suck Plate 1
11 Davit Arm 1
12 Electromagnet 1
13 Flat Heat Platen Cover 1
14 Cap Heater Cover 1
15 Flat Heat Platen 1
16 Cap Heater 1
17 Electromagnet 1
18 Hat Rack 1
19 Pressure Adjust Gear 1
20 Gas Spring 1
Expanded Diagram

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Circuit Diagram

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JOTO warrants to the original purchaser JOTO’s E-HP-JCH-51M heat press or component that such heat press
or component is free from defects in materials and workmanship, subject to the limitations set forth below.
IN LIEU OF ALL WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WHICH JOTO
HEREBY DISCLAIMS, THE OBLIGATIONS OF JOTO UNDER THIS WARRANTY ARE EXPRESSLY LIMITED TO THE
FOLLOWING:
a. JOTO will repair or replace at its option, free of charge, any product, component of its products, and any
component it sells separately which is installed in JOTO’s heat presses, within twenty four months and sixty
months for the heating platen from date of original purchase.
b. This warranty does not apply to damage incurred in shipment. Damage incurred in shipment should be
reported to the designated carrier. It is the carrier’s responsibility to ensure arrival in undamaged condition.
c. Service labor, when requested in connection with any of the above items covered by this warranty, will be
charged for traveling expenses only.
d. This warranty applies only if the product or component proves to be defective under conditions of normal
use. It does not apply to breakage or to defects resulting from accident, alteration, misuse, or improper
installation.
e. This warranty does not include installation of the product or component.
f. Prior to any return of a product or component, Buyer must receive written authorization to do so from JOTO.
After written authorization, Buyer shall return the defective product or component freight prepaid by the
original purchaser and JOTO will ship the replacement or repaired component freight prepaid by JOTO.
g. This warranty is effective only if the product or component is installed in a location and manner prescribed
by JOTO instructions and only if it is maintained in accordance therewith. This warranty shall become
ineffective if the product or component is altered by anyone other than JOTO employees. JOTO neither
assumes, nor authorizes any person to assume for it, any obligation or liability other than as specied herein.
JOTO WILL IN NO CASE AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES, LOSS OF PROFIT OR COMMISSION, OR FOR LOSS OR DELAY IN PRODUCTION.
Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, JOTO will not be liable with respect to furnishing or delay in
furnishing any product or component, the use, resale or other disposition thereof, failure to furnish the same,
or any other cause. JOTO liability arising out of the supply of any product or component, its use, resale, or
other disposition, or out of any guarantee or warranty, express or implied, or any other cause shall in no case
exceed the cost to JOTO of the product or component which JOTO has agreed to supply. All liability of JOTO
with respect to any product or component shall terminate upon the expiration of the twenty four month period
described above.
-Any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to transactions or orders or breach thereof, including
breach of warranty, shall be settled by arbitration in Blaine, Washington, pursuant to the rules of American
Arbitration Association. Any award made against JOTO shall be limited as provided above. Judgment upon
award rendered by arbitration may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof. However, at JOTO’s
option, this paragraph shall not apply to collection by JOTO of the price of any product sold or any action
related thereto.
Warranty Statement
PLEASE KEEP THE BOX THAT YOUR HEAT PRESS ARRIVED IN,
ALONG WITH ALL ORIGINAL PACKAGING.

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