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I recently purchased an Oki C610 laser printer, as well as a pack of CL Non-Oil and CL Dark II Joto transfer paper.
I used both of these transfer papers in my printer with pleasant results. Neither melted (I read some horror stories here on t-shirt forums about ruined fuses) and when I transferred the images onto my t-shirts they came out great.
HOWEVER, today I turned on my printer and ran the CL Dark II---and to my horror the transfer paper got jammed! I shut it down, pulled open the top, and sure enough the transfer paper was wrapped tight around the fuse! Needless to say the fuse was completely ruined...Luckily I was covered with my year warranty but was warned not to use said transfer paper with my printer again.
I'm not sure what exactly went wrong---I had literally just turned on my printer, so how could it have gotten so hot as to melt my transfer? Why was I able to run the same paper through it without a single problem only a week before? Anyone out there have any ideas? I'm really disappointed in myself for getting in the same jam I read about here
I used both of these transfer papers in my printer with pleasant results. Neither melted (I read some horror stories here on t-shirt forums about ruined fuses) and when I transferred the images onto my t-shirts they came out great.
HOWEVER, today I turned on my printer and ran the CL Dark II---and to my horror the transfer paper got jammed! I shut it down, pulled open the top, and sure enough the transfer paper was wrapped tight around the fuse! Needless to say the fuse was completely ruined...Luckily I was covered with my year warranty but was warned not to use said transfer paper with my printer again.
I'm not sure what exactly went wrong---I had literally just turned on my printer, so how could it have gotten so hot as to melt my transfer? Why was I able to run the same paper through it without a single problem only a week before? Anyone out there have any ideas? I'm really disappointed in myself for getting in the same jam I read about here