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Old April 9th, 2006 Apr 9, 2006 1:02:54 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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I have a question on a machine I just "inherited." It is a National GM4000 with no manual. I would love to find one, if anyone has an idea where to start.

It has the marked off/on toggle switch, a timer and the dial thermometer. There is a knob missing from the top platen. I have a feeling that is where I set the temperature. I can turn it and make a red light come on near the timer and hear the press make a noise. If I turn it further, the light goes off.

Any clues what I do? I got my printer set up and have been reading and studying, am ready to practice, but duh...........I didn't think about where the temperature is set.

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Hello Nanc

Still have that National Screen GM4000? Me too, and I have a manual. You definitely need that knob on the top platen. Try turning it when it's hot and you won't have any finger prints left!

I can scan whatever I have and send it to you as an image file.

I know this post of yours is really old, but thought it might help you. I was actually looking on some help calibrating it!


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Old July 24th, 2010 Jul 24, 2010 1:00:11 PM -   #3 (permalink)
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I don't have it anymore, I never got it to work right. I have a new press and it's wonderful.

Thanks for trying to help me!

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Thank you ! Your inbox is full at the moment so I cant private message you. my email is kbushway@Hotmail.com

Thaks again!!
 
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