weecstar;131877 wrote:I haven’t looked into getting it fixed yet but thanks Badgers for the useful info

No problem - Hopefully you or someone else can fix the button itself, but at least you have a Plan B if it doesn't work out!

<r><QUOTE author="pw66;131875"><s>[QUOTE=pw66;131875]</s>Not questioning the validity of your opinion, or your wealth of experience - although there are plenty on the forum who have as much or more experience. Suppliers are welcome on the forum, but as I said it is good form, though not obligatory ...

<r><QUOTE author="Bwfcuk;131874"><s>[QUOTE=Bwfcuk;131874]</s>Great post Badgers, re Premier league clubs using Jarin machines, I was managing the club shop at Bolton Wanderers FC when we got promoted to the PL and when negotiating deals for the lettering and numbers for the shirts we where offered ...

<r><QUOTE author="pisquee;131895"><s>[QUOTE=pisquee;131895]</s>We've used Jarins (still have a couple in the warehouse I think) but much prefer using PressMechs for hard and soft substrates - we have 5 of them now!<br/>
My only preference over the PressMechs are our rotary presses!<e>[/QUOTE]</e ...

<r><QUOTE author="pw66;131870"><s>[QUOTE=pw66;131870]</s>It would be best if you declared your interest as a Jarin distributor.<br/>
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Pressmechs are good heavy duty production presses that can produce high volume day in day out. Jarin - and other quality clam shell presses - are good for a ...

<r><QUOTE author="Bwfcuk;129984"><s>[QUOTE=Bwfcuk;129984]</s>Always been happy with Jarin machines, its just this model that I'm not sure about with the pressure being applied from the bottom..<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

As the upper platen on the HF5100 "floats" to allow for different thicknesses of ...

<r>If you weren't able to get the button alone fixed, a replacement circuit board is only around £80.00 (plus delivery and VAT) and can be changed by a competent electrical engineer - The video below shows how to do it:<br/>
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<URL url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QhSGJDMUvo"><s>[URL]</s ...