We also bought ours from Subliblanks back in 2015, I seem to recall the modification may be something to prevent the press from being left on without being used accidentally as I did once and burnt out the blanket, but that was a very long time ago and I've never done it since, but it might be worth checking with Chris at Subliblanks to confirm the modification.
I've used the galaxy presses for entire days on many occasions and they have been faultless from start to finish. I have my resting temp set to 160, cooking temp set to 180 and time set to 160. Just switch the press on, wait until it hits 160, pop a mug in and wait for the three beeps when its done, swap for a fresh mug close the press and off it goes again, no messing with having to press a button each time to start the timer.
These are a couple of mugs pressed for my wife which are top to bottom print, a 10oz and a 15oz, the print does fade very slightly at the bottom of the 15oz but this is due to the design of the mug as the base angles in but the fade is consistent all the way around and actually looks quite good.

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And before anyone says anything about copyright on the Pandora mug, we don't sell them! This was a joke mug for my wife who wanted Pandora for Christmas, so I made the mug instead, she was a little annoyed until she found actual Pandora charms hidden inside the mug
