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3. Printing on T‐shirts
Printing
Using the Design Software, perform printing.
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Do not touch the tray or put your hand in the machine while printing is performed.
• Do not open the top cover while printing is performed. Printing is forcibly interrupted and
cannot be resumed.
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When a garment misfeed error is indicated, see page 189 "Adjusting the Height of the
Tray".
• Do not print if no fabric is loaded on the tray. It may cause the ink to stick to the tray. After
printing without loading a fabric in the tray, do the following:
Solutions if Printing Was Performed Without a Fabric Loaded in the Tray
1. Wipe the tray with a dry cloth.
Do not use tissue paper because it makes the tray dirty.
Use polythene gloves to avoid touching the ink directly.
Do not use chemicals such as thinner or ethanol.
2. Dry the remaining ink using the optional finisher or an iron.
Stains might remain on the tray, which can still be used however.
When using the optional finisher, use it in dry mode.
When ironing, lay down a sheet of paper on the surface of the tray, and apply the iron to
the paper.
After drying the ink, rub the surface of the tray, with a cloth to check whether or not the
ink is dry. If ink does not stick to the cloth, the ink has dried completely.
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Load the tray in the tray stand.
Place the rear side of the tray in the tray stand, and then push it in slowly all the way until
you hear it click.
You can check if the tray is correctly positioned using the line on the left side of the tray.
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