TANDYPRO 3980-01 User manual

1. Loosen both set screws on the bracket.
2. Push handle down to lift heating body.
3. Tighten both set screws.
4. Install either letters or makers mark into the letter holder.
5. Slide the letter holder into the t-channel.
6. Turn machine on.
7. Set the temperature (see chart on next page).
8. Allow the machine to heat up, depending on what is in the
letter holder you may need to wait an extra few minutes
after elements have heated for the imprinting face to be hot enough.
9. If using foil, place the foil on the leather under the imprinting
surface with shiny side facing up.
10. Press and hold the imprinting surface in contact with
 thematerialfortheamountoftimespeciedonthechartbelow.
11. Lift the imprinting surface from the material and remove the
material from the machine.
12. Pull the foil off the material.
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR USE
3980-01
TANDYPRO®MACHINES
HEAT IMPRINTER
WARNING: Heated equipment surfaces can become very hot during operation and can cause
severe burns. Do not touch heated equipment while operating or just after stopping; wait until equipment
has cooled completely. This product is not intended for use by children; adult supervision required.
WARNING: Choking hazard; small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Step 1 & 3
Step 7
Step 6
Step 2
Step 5

TANDYPRO® MACHINES HEAT IMPRINTER
TANDYPRO®MACHINES
HEAT IMPRINTER
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Manufacturer warrants this product to be free from defects in workmanship and materials, under normal use
and conditions, for a period of 6-months from the purchase date.
To request repair or damage support, please e-mail [e-mail] and include the following
information:
1) CUSTOMER ID/ORDER ID/DATE OF PURCHASE
2) MACHINE SERIAL #
3) PICTURES/VIDEO OF THE DEFECT
4) ADDITIONAL NOTES DESCRIBING THE ISSUE
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Customer Service: 877-LEATHER
www.tandyleather.com
TEMPERATURE CHART
MATERIAL GILDING IMPRINTING
Paper 110˚c for 1/10 second 350˚c for 1/3 second
Leather 110˚c for 1/10 second 150˚c for 1/3 second
Polyurethane 110˚c for 1/10 second 150˚c for 1/3 second
PVC 110˚c for 1/10 second 120˚c for 1/3 second
Wood 110˚c for 1/10 second 350˚c for 1/3 second