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Jammed Button Making Machine? Let us help you with that!

Does your Tecre button maker machine look like this one pictured below?  Don’t panic!  This is a typical machine jam, and is most often caused by either loading too many parts or using too thick of paper material in the button machine.   When this happens the button maker locks up, and you would be unable to separate the upper and lower die.Button Maker Machine - Tecre - Machine JamTo help you alleviate this issue, follow the steps outlined below as “DO”.  We also have gathered some ideas of things you should not try when resolving a button machine jam.

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25 Responses to Jammed Button Making Machine? Let us help you with that!

  1. Karen says:

    Yay, it worked. Thanks Brian.

  2. Terri says:

    Thanks, Brian! We’re back in business! Appreciate your help!!

  3. Madison Monday says:

    Perfect! Worked just like you said it would. Thanks so much Brian!

  4. Judith Watson says:

    Great video. It unjammed my machine. Thanks.

  5. Karen says:

    Thanks a million Brian.

  6. Lisa Bilello says:

    Thank you so much for this video! After two knocks on each side exactly like shown in the video, I was back in business! It was so easy!

  7. Erin says:

    LIFE SAVING VIDEO! Thank you so much!

  8. June says:

    Thank you. This video was helpful. I love making buttons.

  9. Heather says:

    We seem to have jammed our paper punch for the button machine. Any tips? Need assistance fast!

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  11. Laurie Doherty says:

    Thank you so much for the help I was getting very frustrated with the machine and myself. But you solved it all and thank you again.

  12. Jackie says:

    Great help! Thanks so much!

  13. Jaime says:

    but I have 1″ button maker and the upper die is larger than the bottom, no real good lip to hit. how do you unstick a 1″ button maker.

    • Tecre says:

      Hello! Is this a Tecre Button Maker? If it is, we relieve jams following these same steps outlined above. Please feel free to call in to the office so we can help you troubleshoot! If a button maker would need to be returned for us to evaluate, we can help you with that also!

  14. champion dickie carhartt says:

    thanks for the help!
    just saved the day

  15. Jen says:

    Thanks, that totally worked. Now, however, every time I use it it jams? What can I do to resolve this?

    • Tecre says:

      Hmmm, are you sure there is nothing still left in that upper die? (Sometimes there can be multiple shells, mylar, etc.) If the problem persists, please call Tecre at (920)922-9168 for service assistance! Thank you!

  16. Luke says:

    Hi I am running into the following problem when making a button. All seems to work properly, but when the button is finished, the plastic cover is not smoothly pressed down along the edges – there is a bit of extra room and the plastic even wrinkles a bit along the outer edge. Does the tool need some adjustment? Please help and thank you.

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