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Troubleshooting, 10.1 Common Problems

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10. Troubleshooting 10.1 Common Problems This chapter explains how to resolve typical problems you may encounter when using the printer. If you have any problems with the printer, first make sure you have performed the following tasks correctly. If you still have problems, contact the product manufacturer's customer service or your local dealer. Problem The LED Indicator is not lit. Possible Cause The Power Cord is not correctly connected. - The Brother Printer Management Tool shows Head Open. - The LED flashes in red. - The Brother Printer Management Tool shows Out of Ribbon or Ribbon Encoder Err. - The LED flashes in red. The Print Head is open. The ribbon has finished. The ribbon is installed incorrectly. - The Brother Printer Management Tool shows Out of Paper. - The LED flashes in red. The label roll has finished. The label is installed incorrectly. - The Brother Printer Management Tool shows Paper Jam. - The LED flashes in red. The Gap/Black Mark Sensor is not calibrated. The Gap/Black Mark Sensor is not calibrated. Make sure the label size is set correctly. Labels may be jammed inside the Printer Head. Solution Make sure the printer is correctly connected to the power outlet (electrical socket) using the Power Cord. Turn the printer on. Close the Print Head. Install a new ribbon roll. To install a new ribbon roll, see section 3.1 Load the Ribbon. Reinstall the ribbon. To install the ribbon roll, see section 3.1 Load the Ribbon. Install a new label roll. To install a new label roll, see section 3.2 Load the Media. Reinstall the label roll. To install the label roll, see section 3.2 Load the Media. Calibrate the Gap/Black Mark Sensor. Calibrate the Gap/Black Mark Sensor. Set the label size correctly. 62

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10. Troubleshooting
10.1 Common Problems
This chapter explains how to resolve typical problems you may encounter when using the
printer. If you have any problems with the printer, first make sure you have performed the
following tasks correctly.
If you still have problems, contact the product manufacturer's customer service or your local
dealer.
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
The LED Indicator is not lit.
The Power Cord is not
correctly connected.
Make sure the printer is correctly
connected to the power outlet (electrical
socket) using the Power Cord.
Turn the printer on.
- The Brother Printer
Management Tool shows
Head Open
.
- The LED flashes in red.
The Print Head is open.
Close the Print Head.
- The Brother Printer
Management Tool shows
Out of Ribbon
or
Ribbon
Encoder Err.
- The LED flashes in red.
The ribbon has finished.
Install a new ribbon roll.
To install a new ribbon roll, see section
3.1 Load the Ribbon
.
The ribbon is installed
incorrectly.
Reinstall the ribbon.
To install the ribbon roll, see section
3.1 Load the Ribbon
.
- The Brother Printer
Management Tool shows
Out of Paper
.
- The LED flashes in red.
The label roll has finished.
Install a new label roll.
To install a new label roll, see section
3.2 Load the Media
.
The label is installed
incorrectly.
Reinstall the label roll.
To install the label roll, see section
3.2 Load the Media
.
The Gap/Black Mark
Sensor is not calibrated.
Calibrate the Gap/Black Mark Sensor.
- The Brother Printer
Management Tool shows
Paper Jam
.
- The LED flashes in red.
The Gap/Black Mark
Sensor is not calibrated.
Calibrate the Gap/Black Mark Sensor.
Make sure the label size is
set correctly.
Set the label size correctly.
Labels may be jammed
inside the Printer Head.