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How to change the pad on a Trodat Printy

Printy pads can be easily and cheaply replaced in seconds.

If re-inking the pad, only use Trodat inks or ink supplied by us for use with the Trodat Printy (such as ultraviolet ink or quick-drying ink).

Never use oil-based inks designed for metal numbering machines or franking machines on Printy pads. These types of ink will swell and damage the rubber text plate.

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Removing the pad on a New Printy.

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New Printy range

Push down the top about 5mm.
Push in the side buttons while releasing the base. The Printy will lock in the pad changing position.
Push the eject button in the middle to eject the pad.
Remove old pad
Push in the new pad until it clicks into place. If using a re-inked pad, make sure the pad goes in the same way round as it was before.
Push down the top to release from the locked position.
The Printy is ready to use.

Classic Printy range

Push down the top about 3mm and hold there.
Push out the pad with the tip of a ball point pen.
Still holding the top down by the same amount, slide in the replacement pad until it clicks in place. If using a re-inked pad, make sure the pad goes in the same way round as it was before.
The Printy is ready to use.

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