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Target Transfers Launch The New MAXX Heat Press

Target Transfers are delighted to announce the arrival of the newest, most affordable and easy to use range of heat presses – the Hotronix® Maxx™ series. Target is a member of GroupeSTAHL and as such are the exclusive distributors of the world famous Hotronix® presses throughout UK and Ireland. Hotronix® has a well earned reputation for building the most comprehensive and reliable range of heat presses in the world. And the Maxx™ series is no exception. Despite being extremely affordable the presses offer a wealth of features not seen on presses of this quality at these prices! The presses are naturally all CE approved and meet all safety requirements, and come with the warranties you would expect from a press of this pedigree. These sleek, black machines feature Digital Time and Temperature read outs, and a patented”over-the-centre” pressure adjustment. Interchangeable lower platens are also available to enable printing on textiles in a variety of shapes, sizes and thickness. The upper heat platen is Teflon® coated for extra protection and ease of use. Maxx™ presses offer a smooth shock opening, and are constructed from HRPO Laser Quality Steel framework, and have a scratch resistant, baked on powder coat finish. There are four Maxx™ models, one with a 38 x 38cm bed, and the other with a larger 40 x 50cm bed. Later there will be added to the range a 28 x 38cm bed, and a new Maxx Cap Press, and all the machines will have the features described above. For a brochure, or to ask any questions, please call 01376 326351 or alternatively visit Targets website at www.TargetTransfers.com for full details or Visit the Hotronix® Maxx™ website www.MaxxHeatPress.co.uk

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computer problems ( black screen)?

yesterday i formated my descktop after all was done i got a black screen saying that system over heated and press f1 but i do and it still sayzz black, whats the problem? thanks in advance.

You need to perform some routine cleaning maintenance inside your processor. You must clean dust from the air vents and fans a few times each year. Unplug the power cord and push the on button for about a minute to discharge the system. Be sure to ground yourself on the computer's metal frame before you touch anything inside. I use a small "micro" attachment on my vacuum cleaner to get the dust cleaned out of the inside of the case. You can also clean the fan blades this way and then wipe them with a damp cloth to get rid of the dust on them. You can use "canned" air if you prefer, but this usually doesn't get rid of the dust as much as it just moves it to another corner. Just be careful to not strike the components with the vacuum cleaner nozzle! This should eliminate any overheating problems.