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1. Working temperature 160 455 F Machine height open 32 ins Machine height closed 17 ins Machine width 11 ins Machine depth 21 ins Net weight 32 Ibs Press pad dimensions 3 9 x 3 2 ins or 3 2 x 2 5 ins Fuses 7 A weighted noise level lt 70dB A 1 5 Safety The Thermopatch NL 20 has been equipped with various safety features to ensure operator safety 1 A thermal cut out on the heating element shuts off the power to the element if the temperature exceeds 235 C 15 C 455 27 F The time temperature controller has a built in facility giving error messages in the event of faults with the element heating and control system 1 6 Safety tips Our customer service has its own service engineers and if required maintenance is available This contract ensures prompt service in the event of machine failure together with additional periodic inspections Under normal conditions accidents are rare however listed below are some practical points to ensure your safety The Thermopatch NL 17 meets the European Legislation standard Under normal conditions accidents are rare However listed below are some practical points to ensure your safety 1 Protect the mains cable damage to the mains cable may cause fire or shock hazard When unplugging hold by the plug only and remove carefully Take care to ensure that the mains cable does not come into Always switch off the current pull plug out of the socket when undertaking mai2. 110 Volts AC for the American market What did you receive The NL 20 has been shrink wrapped placed in a box and held in place with foam The following articles should have been delivered NL 20 complete with mains cable and plug NL 20 Users Handbook Any extra items ordered If there is any damage or any article is missing please contact your supplier immediately See the addresses on the following pages THERMOPATCH CORPORATION 2204 Erie Blvd East Syracuse New York 13217 8007 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Phone 1 315 4468110 Fax 1315 4458046 Toll free 1 800 252 6555 in the USA only e mail info thermopatch com Internet www thermopatch com 1 2 Your supplier THERMOPATCH BV Draaibrugweg 14 16 1332 AD Almere PO Box 50052 1305 Almere Holland Phone 31 36 549 11 11 Fax 31 36 532 03 98 e mail info thermopatch nl internet www thermopatch nl THERMOPATCH CANADA INC 25 Groff Place Unit 5 Kitchener Ontario N2E 2L6 Phone 519 748 5027 Fax 519 748 1543 Toll free 1 800 265 6416 in Canada only e mail barb thermopatch bidcon net THERMOPATCH AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 477 Warrigal Road Unit 9 Moorabbin Victoria 3189 Phone 011 61 3 9532 5722 Fax 011 31 36 532 0398 e mail marktpatchaust bigpond com au THERMOPATCH DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Werner von Siemens Strasse 3A 28816 Stuhr DEUTSCHLAND Phone 49 421 565640 Fax 49 421 56822 e mail office the
3. 72 39047331 e mail thermotg zahav net il THERMOPATCH AUSTROPATCH HANDELS GMBH Untere Hauptstrasse 140 A 7100 Neusiedl Am See OSTERREICH Phone 43 2167 40070 Fax 43 2167 7655 e mail thermopatch austropatch aon at Oy VESTEK SA Martinkuja 4 FIN 02270 Espoo FINLAND Phone 358 98870120 Fax 358 988701291 e mail vestek vestek fi WESSEL SCHWABE P O Box 162 2021 Skedsmokorset NORWAY Phone 47 64836300 Fax 47 64836310 e mail pwsas online no Kyoei Sangyo Co Ltd Worldpatch 4 83 6 Koenji minami Suginami ku Tokyo Japan Phone 81 333 156 224 Fax 81 333 110 905 e mail kyoeinet fa2 so net ne jp 1 3 1 4 Illustration of the NL 20 MACHINE OPERATING HANDLE PRESSURE ADJUST ON OFF SWITCH BUTTON Specifications of the NL 20 The NL 20 is a manually operated heat press for transfer printing and material fusing It is ideal for medium volume production The work area of the NL 20 is 10 x 8 cms or 8 x 6 cms 3 9 x 3 2 ins or 3 2 x 2 5 ins Specification European Machine Power consumption 500 Watts Power supply 240 Volts AC Working temperature 70 235 C Machine height open 80 cms Machine height closed 43 cms Machine width 28 cms Machine depth 52 cms Net weight 14 5 kg Press pad dimensions 10 x 8 cms or 8 x 6 cms Fuses 3 15A A weighted noise level lt 70dB A Specification USA Machine Power consumption 500 Watts Power supply 110 Volts AC
4. SPA20004 1 5 INSULATION COVER SPA20005 1 6 SPACERS SPA20006 4 7 ARM SPA20007 4 8 LEVER HANDLE SPA20008 1 9 TOGGLE SIDE PLATES SPA20009 2 10 LEVER SIDE PLATES SPA20010 2 11 PIVOT BUSH SPA20011 1 12 ARM TOGGLE PIN SPA20012 2 13 LEVER TOGGLE PIN SPA20013 1 14 CAP PRESS BODY CASTING SPA20014 1 15 ARM SPRING SPA20015 2 16 BOARD SPA20016 1 17 PROBE SPA20017 1 18 ELEMENT 240V 400W SPA20018 1 19 CONTROLLER SPA20019 1 20 STRAIN RELIEF GLAND SPA20020 1 21 RUBBER FEET SPA20021 4 22 FUSE HOLDER SPA20022 2 23 3 15 AMP FUSE SPA20023 2 24 THERMAL CUTOUT SPA20024 1 25 HAND WHEEL SPA20025 1 26 INLET FILTER SPA20026 1 27 KNOB SPA20027 1 28 HANDLE SPA20028 1 29 HEAT PLATE SPA20029 1 30 PLATE SPA20030 1 31 CLAMP PLATE SPA20031 1 32 CIRCLIP SPA20032 6 33 SCREW EYE SPA20033 3 34 SILICONE PAD SPA20034 1 35 BUZZER SPA20035 1 25 Appendix D Electrical Diagram N dq NLL yg yes 2 2 NS 9je d uo na pnis ZMS T7 N 223 EE E 2 tn tn 2 o Drawing 5 4 ennan NLL MOOY ueuig 3 9dS INO 9e r1 Y LL z 895 u NLL 9 ng 5 u eAn nri e SdINV 14 yun N L L uoneonqeJ uo pnis ul ical Diagra
5. User s manual NL 20 6 Thermopatch 1 Copyrights 2002 Thermopatch bv Almere the Netherlands No part of this publication may be reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of Thermopatch bv the Netherlands Thermopatch and the Thermopatch logo Thermoseal and Thermocrest are registered trademarks of Thermopatch EC STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY As manufacturer the company Thermopatch bv Draaibrugweg 14 16 1332 AD ALMERE NETHERLANDS confirms that the heat seal machine NL 20 meets the requirements as stated in the EC directives for machine safety and health tules and is in accordance with the following requirements BS EN 292 1 1991 BS EN 292 2 1991 BS EN 60204 1 1991 BS EN 60529 1992 BS EN 418 1992 BS EN 1050 1997 55011 1998 EN 50081 1 1992 EN 50082 2 1995 5 5304 1998 THERMOPATCH B V Preface Dear user Welcome to the growing group of Thermopatch users The product you have purchased has been carefully designed and manufactured to ensure that you the user will gain the maximum benefit All Thermopatch products are specifically designed to ensure ease of use with particular attention to safety requirements Should you discover any fault or damage upon receipt of this product you should immediately contact your local Thermopatch establishment Contents 1 Introduction NL 20 1 1 What did you receive 1 2 Your supplier 1 3 Illustration of the NL 20 1 4 Sp
6. agram Appendix E Controller Electrical diagram 20 6 Design change With the policy of constant improvement and or modification to meet changing conditions the right is reserved to change the design and or specifications at any time without prior notification and therefore specifications may vary and not be in accordance with this manual 21 7 Guarantee This press is guaranteed to be free from defects in material and workmanship excluding pressing pad assembly for a period of 12 months from the date of supply Should in our opinion any part of this press be defective in materials or workmanship it will be replaced or repaired free of charge provided that the press has been installed and operated in the correct manner and not subjected to misuse This is excluding any travelling and or carriage costs which will be charged at our discretion A charge will be made for any costs incurred if a reported fault on the press is found to be due to incorrect installation operation and or incorrect materials being used It is the responsibility of the press user to ensure the suitability of the materials operating through the press In order for this warrant to be effective no return of machine or parts may be made without prior factory authorisation The manufacturer shall not be liable for any injury loss or damage direct or consequential arising out of the use or the inability to use the product 22 Appendix A Ge
7. ecifications of the NL 20 1 5 Safety 1 6 Safety tips 1 7 Conditions for guarantee and product liability 2 Installation 2 1 Transport instructions 2 2 Installing the machine 2 3 Electrical Requirements 2 4 Adjusting the pressure 3 How to operate the NL 20 3 1 Starting with the NL 20 3 2 Working with heat seal materials 3 3 Material fusing 3 4 Stopping the machine 3 5 Pressing pad assembly 3 6 Shutting down 3 7 Fault diagnosis 3 8 Hints tips and trouble shooting 4 Maintenance and settings 41 Daily maintenance 4 2 Periodic maintenance 4 3 Cleaning S Drawings and diagrams 6 Design change 7 Guarantee Appendix A General Layout Appendix B Control Unit Appendix C Exploded Diagram amp Parts List Appendix D Electrical Diagram Appendix E Controller Electrical Diagram 10 11 12 12 12 12 13 14 14 14 15 16 16 16 16 17 19 19 19 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 1 1 1 Introduction NL 20 The NL 20 was originally produced for the laundry industry but is now used in a wider market for transferring onto pockets and sleeves It features a simple robust mechanism and micro processor control of operating temperature and dwell time for accuracy and ease of operation The work area of the NL 20 is 10 x 8 cms or 8 x 6 cms 3 9 x 3 2 ins or 3 2 x 2 5 ins The NL 20 is produced in two versions nominally 240 Volts AC for the European market and nominally
8. ecommended temperature time and pressure settings for the material to be worked on Approximate settings for Transfer Marking are are usually within the following Heat setting a e e 200 C 392 F Time auae nene Det e oae eq d 3 5 seconds Settings for Transfer Printing are approximately Heat Settings sc iicet ten 190 200 C 374 392 F Time dwell setting te hee e etie es 20 30 seconds Settings for Heat Bonding Fusing are approximately Heat setting isu intera PURO 140 200 C 284 392 F Time dwell setting eere eed 5 15 seconds NOTE Ensure that the heat setting and dwell time setting are correct for the material being used Operating the machine Adjust the pressure setting of the machine by rotating the adjusting knob situated at the rear of the machine See exploded diagram in this manual Clockwise for more pressure anticlockwise for less pressure Adjust the position of the silicone pad table to align with the heat plate by loosening the locking knob situated underneath the silicone pad table positioning it as required front to back and retightening the locking knob Place the workpiece on the pressure pad removing all wrinkles 14 Place the transfer in the desired position Gently pull the handle forward into the lock position ensuring the workpiece is firmly clamped between the heat plate and pressure pad Wh
9. en the pre set dwell time has been reached a buzzer will sound The heat plate should then be lifted by pushing the handle back to its full extent 4 Labels emblems and transfers Confirm that the fabric does not have a finish or contain impurities If necessary wash the fabric or put the part where the label will be positioned under the press for a few seconds Use the following press times a Label tapes Poly cotton and 100 1 2 12 seconds b Emblems Thermocrest Topline cries tette ee tette ehe 12 seconds Er btoideted us etie I eine de eee RE irons 20 seconds Transfers Flexmark 12 seconds 5 seconds re sealing when carrier is removed Thermomark transfers on paper sse 5 seconds Attention Some modern fabrics like terylene and various types of nylon cannot withstand the press temperature of 204 C If you cannot be sure of the result use a sample of the same fabric if possible to see the result 5 Removing heat seal material Because Thermopatch materials must be wash resistant to all industrial washing processes it is not easy to remove heat seal material You can act as follows 3 Put the garments with the label to be removed under the press for about 7 seconds The glue layer will return to its liquid state 4 Leave the garment on the plate and remove the label if necessary by means of a pair of blunt scis
10. he time in steps of 2 seconds and try again 2 Temperature too low Check with Thermolabels and increase the temperature 1f necessary 3 Press pad of the lower plate is worn out Install a new pad 4 The coating of the press element is impure or worn out Clean with a damp cloth and replace it if necessary When replacing the it is very important that adhesive residue is removed from the heating element To do this it is necessary to heat up the machine scrape off the glue remains by using a blunt pair of 17 scissors or a blunt filling knife Try to minimise the scratching After this is done degrease the heating element and apply the selfadhesive Glue layer and or transfer ink runs 1 Press time too long Decrease the time in steps of 2 seconds and try again 2 Temperature too high Check with Thermolabels and decrease the temperature if necessary Machine failures Press does not warm up indicator does not light up 1 The machine is not connected to the electricity grid Put the plug of the power cable in an earthed socket and switch the machine on 2 The machine is not connected Set the switch at the back of the machine to the correct position Press does not warm up 1 The sensor is defective Please contact Thermopatch 2 The safety thermostat has been activated Please contact our service department 3 heating element is defective Please contact our service department The press time cannot be cor
11. ing your machine supplier 3 8 Hints tips and trouble shooting Transfer printing Extra care should always be taken to ensure that transfer paper is placed print down onto the article as mistakes will result in the heat plate becoming soiled with ink and spoiling following work When transfer printing it may be found advantageous to cover the press pad with paper to prevent strike through of surplus ink particularly when printing thin material as surplus print on the pressing pad cover can also strike back on the following work Transfer paper motifs fail to print out correctly CHECK 1 Heat and time dwell settings are correct 2 Article having transfer applied is locked in contact between pressing pad heat plate 3 Pressing pad is in good condition is flat and making complete contact over the whole area of the heat plate See Pressing Pad details Ghosting double image of Transfer Prints CHECK 1 Material being used has been correctly heat set for transfer printing 2 Material being used does not shrink during printing process i e measure material before and after printing 3 Transfer paper does not move after printing process upon lift off of the heat plate 4 lfpossible use adhesive coated paper particularly to overcome fabric shrinkage 5 By pre shrinking of material in press before transfer printing Inferior press results Insufficient adhesion of the glue layer 1 Press time too short Increase t
12. m Electr 26 Appendix E Controller Electrical Diagram U211IMSO4J2I N 03 JOVUUOD H3zzns pms 1 LMS PIA sule N eas 12 81 911 LN3INATA OL 3HOHd Drawing 5 5 Controller Electrical Diagram 27
13. neral Layout MACHINE OPERATING HANDLE PRESSURE ADJUST TIME TEMP CONTROL UNIT ON OFF SWITCH BUTTON Drawing 5 1 General Layout 23 Appendix B Control Unit Operation of Control Unit Setting Time and Temperature The head must always be in the up position before the controller is set 200 UP DOWN MODE To set the Time Press the MODE button once The display will now show Q9 200 UP DOWN MODE UP DOWN MODE Use the UP amp DOWN buttons to set the desired time within the range 0 to 9mins 59 secs Now press the MODE button this will save the set time and put the controller into the set temperature mode GO OOG UP DOWN MODE DOWN MODE Use the UP amp DOWN buttons Press the MODE button once this will save to set the desired temperature within the range 70 2350C 158 F 455 F the temperature and return the controller into its normal operating condition Drawing 5 2 Control Unit 24 Appendix C Exploded Diagram amp Parts List 5 3 Exploded Diagram and Parts List Appendix 111 Drawing 5 3 Exploded Diagram amp Parts List No Part Description PartNo TY 1 MALE MOULD SUPPORT SPA20001 1 2 TOGGLE PIVOT PIN SPA20002 1 3 ARM PIVOT PIN SPA20003 1 4 MICRO SWITCH
14. ntenance work or when cleaning the machine Always switch off the current pull the plug out of the socket when undertaking maintenance work or when cleaning the machine Ensure that there is sufficient space around the machine Cables and connections must not get jammed Although the heat radiation of the press is low there should be enough space for cooling down Avoid contact with the press element Do not remove the top cover unless qualified to do so touching internal parts is dangerous and may cause shock hazard CAUTION THIS MACHINE GETS HOT WHILST OPERATING Take care not to touch any surfaces that are labelled Caution this plate is HOT MACHINE OPERATION Only persons trained to do so should operate this machine DO NOT REMOVE THE BASE BOARD OR CONTROLLER UNLESS QUALIFIED TO DO SO touching internal parts is dangerous and may cause 10 shock hazard All electrical connections inside covers are live Never operate Press with any covers and or guards removed 9 WARNING this apparatus must be earthed Operating ambient temperature range the operating ambient temperature range is 32 F 104 F 0 35 C and humidity of 20 80 This heat press is fitted with a thermal cut out to ensure that it cannot operate above 235 15 C 455 27 F Machine fuses type ultra rapid FF fuses 14 250 Vac max 12 5 amps 110 Vac max 16 amps 1 7 Conditions for guarantee and product liability Thermo
15. patch guarantees correct working of the machine and its components for twelve months excluding the cover on the upper plate the resilient pad of the lower platen and the thermostat The guarantee period of the temperature sensor and heating element is only six months 11 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 Installation Transport instructions On receipt the machine is packed in a box If you have to replace the machine at a later time it is recommended to pack it in a similar way Please let the press first cool down and push the press arm down Installing the machine Remove all packaging from the heat press Check to ensure that no damage has been caused to the machine during transit Place the machine on a sturdy horizontal surface that is within easy reach of the operator and allow space for the handle to move up to the loading position Ensure that no items vulnerable to heat radiation are too close to the machine Electrical Requirements The NL 20 Press should be connected to the mains supply nominally 240V AC for the European Market or 110V AC for America by the mains cable provided and a suitable plug A qualified person should carry out this work The press is designed for 220 240 volts AC 50 60 hertz and requires exclusive use of a power outlet rated for at least 10 amps Europe or for 110 volts AC 5 15 amps America Ensure that the supply rating on the machine specification plate corresponds with your local suppl
16. rectly set The electronics are defective Please contact our service department There is no signal at the end of the press time 1 The timer is defective Replace the timer with a new one 2 The electronics are defective Please contact our service department 18 4 4 1 4 2 4 3 Maintenance and settings Daily maintenance For good press results it is important to keep the press surfaces clean Therefore clean the coating of the upper plate with a clean dry cloth Do not touch the heating element Also clean the rubber of the press shoe daily with a dry cloth Do not use solvents or other chemical substances to remove impurities Do not let buttons zips etc come between the plates In this way the silicone rubber will remain intact for a long time Periodic maintenance Put a few drops of oil onto the various pivot pins and the pressure adjusting screw every three months Cleaning Clean the outside of the machine regularly with a clean moist cloth First switch off the machine let it cool down and pull the plug out of the socket The inner part of the press must also be cleaned from dust now and then First switch off the current before performing this operation and remove the bottom plate 19 5 Drawings and diagrams In Appendiccs A B C D and E you find successively Appendix A General layout Appendix B Control unit Operation Appendix C Exploded diagram and parts list Appendix D Electric di
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18. sors or tweezers 5 Please take care the press plate is hot 6 Repeat this procedure if you cannot remove the label from the garment 3 3 Material fusing When the press is to be used for the fusing of susible interlining heat bonding etc ascertain from the supplier of the material to be used the correct settings for time and temperature for the process Feats ME sorb etate mais 120 170 C 250 F 340 F Time dwell 5 30 seconds 15 3 4 3 5 3 6 3 7 The method of operation for fusing is the same as for transfer printing During the fusing operation it will be found to be advantageous to lay a piece of PTFE cover material the same size as the table over the article being fused This will act as an anti stick barrier to prevent strike through of any surplus adhesive fron the fusible materials adhering to the heat plate of the press Note It not advisible that this PTFE cover material be used when the press is being used for transfer printing Stopping the machine The machine can be stopped at any time by using the EMERGENCY STOP button on the top of the press This will automatically lower the worktable Pressing pad assembly The pressing pad normally supplied with this machine is silicone rubber The pressing pad must be maintained in good condition at all times and replaced when showing signs of wear A worn pressing pad will always affect the qualit
19. wise 2 To decrease pressure or to raise the heat plate assembly to enable thicker materials to be used turn the adjustment knob anticlockwise NOTE DO NOT adjust the pressure when the machine is clamped shut CAUTION Never increase the pressure to the extent of requiring undue force to lower the toggle heat plate assembly into the lock position as this will place excessive stress on the press frame resulting in permanent damage to the press Please refer to Appendix II showing the operation of the control unit 13 3 3 1 3 2 How to operate the NL 20 Starting with the NL 20 Starting Plug into your supply outlet and switch supply on N B Please ensure the mains plug is easily accessible to the operator so that in the event of a fault the machine can be unplugged On off Turn on the NL 20 the on off switch is to the right of the controller Set the machine controls as necessary See instructions for adjusting the pressure and the operation of the time temperature unit Working with heat seal materials With the NL 20 it is very easy to apply heat seal material labels emblems and patches on textiles Follow the procedure listed below Transfer paper Ascertain from the supplier that the transfer paper and or the suppliers of the material that the material to be used is suitable and has been prepared for transfer printing Heat and time setting Obtain from the supplier of the transfer paper the r
20. y and that the correct plug is fitted Mains lead The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code Green and Y ellgwa 2 ett Earth Bleue stu Lec die is eat LE f de ege Neutral BLOWN d tini diee As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire coloured green and yellow must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked by the letter E or by the safety earth symbol coloured green or green and yellow The wire coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black The wire coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red NOTE Replacement of the mains cable must be done by a competent service engineer Heating element The heating element fitted to this press is rated at 500 Watts Never connect to any outlet or power supply having a different voltage frequency from that on the machine data plate 12 2 4 Adjusting the pressure This press is fitted with a pressure adjusting unit which enables the heat plate assembly to be raised or lowered by use of a pressure adjustment knob located on the top of the machine 1 To increase pressure or to use thinner materials turn knob clock
21. y of printing fusing Do not insert items into the machine which would tend to cut the pressing pad i e buttons pins press studs or zips Never allow the hot heat plate to rest on the pressing pad when the press is not being used The pad may get damaged Important note The pressing pad supplied with the machine is of the correct thickness Using a thicker pad may invalidate your warranty Shutting down To shut down the machine turn off the green illuminated rocker switch on the operator s right side of the machine head The handle should be in the up position After shutting off the machine it should not be switched on again for 30 seconds Fault diagnosis This machine had a built in fault diagnosis The display may show the following Heat fault If the element of the heat press or the thermal cut out go open circuit after approximately 20 minutes the display will show Heat fault If this display is seen contact your machine supplier immediately Probe fault If the probe goes open circuit the display will show Probe Fault immediately Contact your machine supplier as soon as possible 16 CAL Fault If CAL appears in the controller display the controller will need to be recalibrated Switch off the machine and contact your supplier for an instruction sheet CAUTION In all fault conditions swich off the power to the machine and unplug the machine from the electrical supply before contact
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