¶ Introduction
We have a SABA SA-SLY-HP264 mini heat press machine in the space for heat transfer projects.
¶ Specifications
- Induction Class: 🟡 Yellow Tool (Induction Required)
- Available Heat Settings: 140/160/190*C
- Instruction Manual
- Last Service: July 2024
¶ Induction Process
🟡 This tool requires an induction before use.
To book an induction for this machine, please use the "book appointment" link from the member portal.
¶ Tool Safety
¶ Potential Hazards
| Potential Hazard | Details |
|---|---|
 Hot Surface |
The heat press has hot parts that can burn you. |
¶ Warnings
- Please place the heat press machine on the safety base when not in use.
- Keep the machine out of reach of children to avoid accidental contact and burns.
- Do not immerse the machine in water.
- Do not use the machine if it has been dropped or with obvious signs of damage.
- Do not leave the machine unattended when it is connected to power.
- Do not let the power cord come into contact with the hot baseplate of the machine.
- Do not use outdoors, the mini heat press machine is intended for household use only.
- Do not touch the baseplate during or after use, as high temperatures may cause burns.
¶ Operating Checklist
¶ Before Use
- Make sure to place the heat press on the protective base.
- Plug in the unit to power.
- Hold the power button on the front for 3 seconds to turn on.
- Set the temperature to what best suits your material by pressing the button. (Full heat takes ~60 seconds).
- Wait until the light turns green.
¶ During Use
- Place the heat press to the side of the decal or vinyl you're looking to stick down to fabric and work your way across in a circular motion like you're ironing a piece of clothing.
- For spots where it is still peeling up you can hold the hot section on it for a few seconds at a time.
¶ After Use
- Place the hot plate back into the safety base and unplug.
- Check in on it in 5 minutes to make sure it has cooled down.