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I have its more modern sibling the Brother QL-1110NWBC and these are amazing printers. I've used mine to print thousands of address labels and a few hundred shipping labels with no jams or printing issues.

I did 175 for 140 secs was fine

I have the same problem with Chemink and epson printer. Blacks are printing brownish when there's more than 70% black on the image.

I have an Amaya and i need help with some specifications to get my machine up and running again. If any one can help

Hello, thank for your video what about the preassure? can you show us?

I just figured this out today, ITS MY PAPER! - i googled and googled, all the answers would be TIME, TEMP, PRESSURE, print settings, profiles etc, nothing worked. I have a3 paper which works (the A4 i was using same printer same settings, in the press together) - one paper came out black the other Brown. I spent hours and hours thinking i was doing it wrong. Only now that I am searching my sublimation paper is turning my blacks to brown am i finding any info on it. the colours are working ok so i had no idea what was going on. the paper was was from a proper sublimation supplies store so I am pretty disappointed to say the least.

What is that on the cap driver my Amaya didn’t come with that on top of the bobbin case

good advice

I recently acquired a Amaya machine. I need help with setup, any ideas of where I could find the info?

RGB ou CYMK?

ive had t his same problem with light transfer paper. I considered using dark transfer on my light materials but since dark is meant to peel off the backing and place onto the material, i wasnt confident in printing text as each letter would have to be individually placed and im pretty sure i would not line them up properly. Anyone found a solution to this?

I have the same problem. I just am researching this problem now and found this video and read all of your comments. It seems this is a common problem. Researching further, I found a video by Jared from Heat Press Nation. He recommends Neena Jetcol DHS paper for sublimating black images on coffee mugs and TexPrint XPHR paper for other substrates when using heavy black images. I have not tried resolution this yet.

So I've been experimenting today. I have a few orders that are with a solid black background. I've been failing lots but I have had some success now. I use a convection oven. I definitely see a relation to inconsistent heat. So I've been turning the mugs and tumblers more often and that seems to do the trick. So far so good anyway

Thank you for sharing x

hi what thread do you use?

So I'm on my second day of trying to print black text on it. First 3 came out light brown. I did a cleaning routine on my printer and it came out navy blue. So I don't know it that's an issue and maybe the sublimation paper with it. I am using good quality sub paper but it still comes out the wrong color

After a year. Same time and temp. Black letters are coming out brown.

Use tapy

I had the exact same problem, exact point to point, and I tried everything absolutely everything you described here. And when I got a breakthrough when I bought a good quality fast drying sublimation paper, after just changing the paper I was able to produce only black images logos etc on same settings as you described in the beginning. Settings are always the same, paper is the problem.

I also have same problem i tried 190c for 360 second as told by my supplier

I know it has been a long time, did you fix the issue with the black looking more like brown.

Maybe for InkJet printers wrongly labeled!

You will need to change the cutting strip

Use a cut mat. I didn’t know u could use it without the mat.

I understand the fustration. I just cant imagine having a printer and only some of the transfer paper works..ugh

Yes, I have the same problem. Even HTV vinyl. You are forced to use a mat.

yes

Can I scan a copy with this printer?

maybe you can use 330F and 6mins i think it will much help, because i experience it the problem is from the mug press as for my experience dunno if same to others 😅

Masking tape! Brilliant! Wish you would have shown the transfer though.

Having a similar issue where black prints on my mugs give me ghosting where any other light color is fine. Its got to be something with the ink/paper. I've tried every single press alterations and times and same results.

Dye Sublimation paper and ink are not the same as printer ink and photo or plain paper, meaning you will not see the vivid colors until you apply it on the surface you attend to put it on. Once you press it it will look a lot better. Heat what make the ink activate the colors.

I use an sg500 printer and have this issue with my designs that are mostly black. It comes out a faded brown color. Maybe I’ll have the try this method. Thank you.

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nice one buddy, saved me a loads of mugs :) keep up the good work.

How is it in 2020 ? Is it still going ok?

I’m having the same problem. I’m gonna try this today. Hope it works. Thank you!

Please tell me how to connect it to laptop

Found the problem?

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This happened to me and don't know how to take off the sticky paper off t-shirt😠half looks good and the other half is awful.

Hi. I wonder if you could give me an update on your Galaxy Heat Press after several years use, please. Would you still recommend it?

Tape a paper tail to the vinyl so there is more to feed in. The tape will stop the vinyl from getting caught because there is no edge.

Transfer papers are always such a pain in the ass! They're either getting stuck in the printer or having peel temperature sensitive issues or you get a bad batch from the supplier. They also crack when you stretch the final product. It doesn't matter if you double press..That image always cracks...So F*** frustrating - Dont want to sell that to my customers. .. I need to learn to screen print!!

the cat actually looks brownish on my motor, not black. I would go with 180 C and 70 seconds, the 70 seconds start after the mug reached 180 of course, not 70s in complete. I think the mug itself and the ink is crucial as well. Paper is also important

That’s already ok for me

just use paper for dark garments, even if its for light clothing, it works better, faster ,brighter colors, and you don't have to mirror the image

I know I'm way late, but it seems to me that if you just bend the catching edge sharply upward, that it wouldn't have a negative effect on your print, but would keep it from catching? Hopefully I explained that well enough. Maybe a cutting mat is an easier solution.

I have wasted over 25 cups how can I reuse them any advise on this

I think I told you to run a strip of tape along the cameo, as it works for me, cheers Howard