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  1. #1
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    Thanks Eikonic, I Pm'd Franco, and here's what he had to say:
    Hello Amy, usually a brand-new rotary machine sometimes make it warm, but definitely not hot. If it is getting hot then you may need to send it back in for a repair, this may be partially due to the slide being too tight, it usually is a quick fix where we just take the slide out and sand it down a bit more to reduce the friction and tightness.

    What you may try to do for a simpler solution is to just run the machine for an hour straight at 8 V with fresh drops of lube on the slide, after that, tattoo with the machine for a solid week and take notes from that point on as to if it is getting warm still.

    Let me know how this goes, and also is there to contact us through our website email which is [email protected]


    What a sweetie.

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    I have 2 Bishops and they both do the same. I can say that the slides are not to tight (Checked them) in fact they all move very freely with a little slop. I've removed the stay up springs. Spent Close to $400.00 on new Eikon ems 400, New clip cord, and foot switch. Guess what??? Still gets warm/hot. Just depends on how long you work with them. Mine get warm/hot within 1 hour running on 9-9.5 volts. I personally know 3 other people (One in my shop) that have them with the same issue.... (Just my opinion) Neo tat Vivace is a much better machine and cost less. I can run those babies on 12 volts for hours with no heat issues...

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