ProWorld TransPro Plus Mug User manual

HEAT PRESS USER’S GUIDE
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Pro World Inc.
961 Bethel Ave.
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
Toll Free 800-678-8289
Outside U.S. 856-406-1020
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OPPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Connecting the System
1.1 Connect the power cord into a
properly grounded electrical outlet with
a sucient amperage rating.
1.2 VOLTAGE: 120 Volt – The GS-601
requires a full 20 amp grounded circuit
for 120 volt operation. 240 Volt –The
GS-601 requires a full 10 amp grounded
circuit for 240 volt operation.
1.3 EXTENSION CORDS If used, should
be as short as possible and not less than
12 gauge.Heavy duty cords are
recommended.
1.4 CIRCUITS that have less than 15
amps or that have other high demand
equipment or appliances(especially more
than one heat seal machine) plugged in,
should not be used.
CAUTION: Failure to follow these
instructions will cause:
1. Erratic controller functions.
2. Inaccurate displays & slow heat-up.
3. The circuit breaker to disengage.
NOTE: If the supply cord is damaged, it
must be replaced by the manufacturer,
its service agent or a similarly qualied
person in order to avoid hazard.
2.1 Switch The System On
2. Turn On The System
3.1 Press the“set” button once time.
“Temperature” and “Setting” lights will
illuminate, press the “up” and “down”
button to set target start temperature.
3. Adjusting The Temperature
4. Adjusting The Time
4.1 Once you have adjusted the
temperature, press the“set” button again.
“Time” lights located in the display will
illuminate. (See Image On Next Page)

4.2 Next, press the “up” and “down”
button to set target printing time.The
time setting range can be set from
0~999.
5.1 The Pressure Adjustment Knob is
located as pictured.
5.2 Adjust the pressure by turning the knob clockwise to
6. Printing And Pressing
•This procedure will start the automatic
timing process.
•The timer will automatically count down
to zero then circuit board will alarm when
the press cycle is complete.
•The timer will automatically re-set and
you are ready to continue with the next
application.
7. Changing From Fahrenheit To Celsius
7.1 Press“set” button for 4 seconds to
enter into second level menu.Display as
below.
7.2 Press“set”button to select “SL2” mode.
5. Adjusting the Pressure
increase pressure and counter clockwise
to decrease pressure.
REMEMBER: To allow for the thickness of
your garment when adjusting the
pressure.
•Once your equipment has reached the
designated temperature:
•Position mug and application and
proceed to press.

8. Temperature Calibration
8.1 Press“set” button for 4 seconds to
enter into second level menu.Display as
below.
8.2 Press“set” button to select “Pb” mode.
NOTE: If temperature on heater is higher
than circuit board shows, please lower
the Pb value.
Example:
Heater temperature: 190C
Circuit board temperature: 185C
Please set Pb Value at ( -5 )
NOTE: If temperature on heater is lower
than circuit board shows, please raise the
Pb value.
Example:
Heater temperature: 185C
Circuit board temperature: 190C
Please set Pb Value at ( +5 )
7.3 Press up and down button to set
value at 0 or 1, 0 for Celsius, 1 for
Fahrenheit.
7.4 Press“set” button 4 seconds to quit.
8.3 Press“up”and “down” button to make
temperature calibration.
8.4 Press“set” button 4 seconds to quit.

Technical Parameters
Model: MP352
Power (120volt) 300W/2.8Amps
Power (240volt) 300W/1.4Amps
Temperature Range Max.200°C/392°F
Time Range 0~999S
Machine Size (open size) 36.6$31.8$22.3cm
Packing Size 42.6 x37.8 28.8cmx
Packing Weight 7.5kg
Certificate FCC, CE
Warranty One year on whole machine
except heaters.
No. Material No. Part Name(English) Qty.
31 J.03.05.0609 Control box bottom cover 1
32 J.03.06.0104 Ball headed bolt M3*6 7
33
J.03.04.0078
Terminal block
TB1503L 1
34 J.03.05.0610 Control box 1
35 J.02.04.0145 4 phase plug-female 1
36 J.03.04.0137 Shoulder screw black
M5-6*12 1
37 J.02.04.0141 Fuse 1
No. Material No. Part Name(English) Qty.
38 J.02.04.0181 Magnetic switch
1
39 J.03.04.0094 Magnetic switch nut 1
40 J.03.04.0148 Control board GSK-H08 1
41 J.03.06.0074 Handle screw M4-15-8 3
42 J.03.04.0077 Socket 1
43 J.03.06.0077 Countersunk screw M3*8 2
44 J.03.04.0079 On/off switch 1
45 J.02.04.0133 Triac 1

No. Material No. Part Name(English) Qty.
1 J.03.05.0604 Frontt cover 1
2 J.03.05.0608 Holding sheet 1
3 J.03.05.0612 Curved link 2
4 J.02.05.0065 Pressure screw 1
5 J.03.05.0428 Heater holding block 1
6 J.03.05.0605 1
7 J.03.06.0142 Shoulder screw black
M5-6*12 1
8 J.03.06.0149 Meter bolt M5*6 1
9 J.03.06.0032 Handle screw M5-18-10 4
10 J.03.05.0045 Pressure screw holder 1
J.03.05.0614
11 J.03.05.0046 Threaded sleeve 1
12 J.03.06.0231 Pressure screw knob 1
13 J.03.03.0005 Rubber case 1
14 J.03.05.0613 Arm link 2
No. Material No. Part Name(English) Qty.
15 J.02.05.0001 Handle shaft 1
16 J.03.05.0611 Machine arm 2
17 J.03.03.0006 Nylon washer 16-8-28 4
18 J.03.06.0009 Nut M6 8
19 J.03.05.0039 Holding shaft 80-181 2
20 J.03.05.0036 Floating shaft 8-128 2
21 J.03.03.0057 Nylon washer 20-8-1.8 4
22 J.02.05.0058 Handle holding shaft 1
23 J.03.06.0023 M3 magnet 12*3 1
24 J.03.06.0077 Countersunk screw M3*8 1
25 J.03.05.0607 Foot holding sheet 1
26 J.03.05.0606 Side body sheetB 2
27 J.03.06.0076 Ball headed bolt M5*6 18
28 J.03.06.0165 Ball headed bolt M5*12 6
29 J.03.03.0038 Rubber foot 4
30 J.03.06.0141 Ball headed bolt M4*6 4
Technical Parameters Cont.

WIRING SCHEMATIC
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TRANSPRO WARRANTY
Warranty Coverage
TransPro products offered by Pro World are warranted against defects in material
and workmanship. Warranty is void if equipment has been damaged by accident,
unreasonable use, neglect, unauthorized and/or improper service, or other causes
not arising out of defects in material and workmanship. This warranty does not cover
damage caused by normal wear and tear, neglect or lack of proper maintenance.
This warranty is for the original purchaser/owner only, it is not transferable.
Warranty Duration
The heating element shall be warranted for the life of the heat press. There is a one
(1) year warranty on major components, circuit boards and all other components.
Warranty Performance
During the warranty period, and in the event that a situation cannot be resolved by
telephone/email and upon PRE-AUTHORIZATION from Pro World equipment must
be shipped, freight prepaid to Pro World for service in the original packaging. After
30 days, all shipping and insurance expenses to and from Pro World of in-warranty
equipment is solely the responsibility of the customer. Prior to 30 days the shipping
costs will be refunded if Pro World deems the equipment to be defective as stated.
Pro World cannot be held responsible for improper handling or any other damage
incurred in transit. No charge will be made for labor and components for repair of
in-warranty equipment. OUT-OF WARRANTY machines will be charged at the repair
rates in effect at the time the machine is received.
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or any other user. The above warranty provisions constitute the entire agreement
between all parties, and supersede any and all prior written and/or oral representa-
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for obtaining service may vary outside the continental United States. Contact your
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www.ProWorldInc.com
Pro World Inc.
961 Bethel Ave.
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
Toll Free 800-678-8289
Outside U.S. 856-406-1020
Fax [phone]