Legami Erasable Gel Pen Bunny - EP0011

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This guide is for anyone using the Legami Erasable Gel Pen Bunny (EP0011), offering a fun and practical writing experience. The pen's key benefit is its erasable, heat-sensitive ink, allowing for corrections with ease. Note that the ink is heat-sensitive, so it may disappear under high temperatures. This guide covers the pen's features, how to use it, and how to troubleshoot common issues.
| Model Part Number | EP0011 |
|---|---|
| Brand | LEGAMI |
Unscrew the pen barrel to access the ink cartridge. Insert a new Legami erasable pen refill and reassemble the pen.
The pen uses heat-sensitive gel ink that disappears with friction.
No, the eraser is integrated into the pen's design and is not replaceable. However, it lasts a long time and does not wear down like traditional erasers.
No, because the ink is erasable, it's not suitable for legal documents or any situation where a permanent record is required.
If the writing disappears due to heat, you can try placing the paper in a freezer for a short time. The cold temperature can make the ink reappear.
Legami erasable pen refills are available from most stationary stores and online retailers that carry Legami products.
Store the pen with the cap on, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
The tip size of the pen is 0.7 mm, providing a smooth writing experience.
Check if the pen tip is clogged; try wiping it gently. Ensure the pen has ink and is not empty.
Ensure the eraser tip is clean. Apply firm pressure while erasing.
Avoid exposing the writing to high temperatures. If this happens, try placing the paper in a freezer for a short time to make the ink reappear.