DSF

Hi Adam mine is threaded into the larger 10 mm bolt but my press is a senko which looks very similar.

Adam, you are right to check the blanket, when I bought a blanket of Henry he said there were 2 types he used to stock, 1 with 3 screws on either side and one with 4.

Glad you got sorted.
Cheers John

AdamB;32722 wrote:
I just tried BMS just in case they had a spare (for parts) press but got no answer on both numbers (it is Friday after all

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday - the phone lines are busy most days, but we are always there! Glad Andy got you sorted.

sorry i was thinking about conector regards to fiting holes you need to confirm that

AdamB;32731 wrote:Tell me about it - I left a blocked printer earlier that I have to go back to now!

ive left it till tomorrow hopefully i rest will sort it

bms;32735 wrote:Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday - the phone lines are busy most days, but we are always there! Glad Andy got you sorted.

He certainly did Martin and a very nice chap he is too! And ref the Friday thing, no offence was meant by that, I think I was trying to say that it was late on Friday afternoon and I wasn't sure what time the phone was put on answerphone.

As promised, the replacment t-bat arrived in the post this morning - top class service BMS! The bar didn't my press but I managed to get the bolt out of the t-bar and insert it into mine - worked a treat!

Has anyone got a DF1 mug press machine that they can take a picture of how the blanket is clamped into the metal clips (or just check with the images below)?

I'm curious if you have to push the rubber backing of the blanket into the clamp or it just sits between them like shown below.

For example, this is mine - is this right?

[ATTACH=CONFIG]625[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]626[/ATTACH]

How you have it justin is correct in the picture cheap n cheerful but it works now any ideas on how to get cyan working on my [EMAIL="$@%^&ing]$@%^&ing[/EMAIL] 1400

Blanket fited on the picture is same as on my one.

Bret. How much cyan is coming out if any at all?!

purpledragon;32747 wrote:How you have it justin is correct ...........

Thanks Brett - just wanted to make sure

Have you tried printing out just a cyan colour test to hopefully release the clog? Google Cyan Colour print test and then you'll just be using that colour to print and not wasting any ink from the other colours.

I had a bad blockage in my 1400 a few months ago and got some kit from ebay that I drop a few drops on the head every now and then to clear it - I was suprised how much ink was around that location!

Oh, and it's Adam mate