Where can I get LS7-75NL-1 label tape?

Open the printer cover and prop it up with the support brace located on the right-hand side of the cover.

Remove the black FINE ink cartridge from its container and locate the protective tape. Gently remove the protective tape used to cover the print head nozzles and electrical contacts.

Insert the black FINE ink cartridge into the printer slot labeled "B." It will rest on a slight angle. Push the cartridge up and back until it clicks into place.

Repeat the process for the color FINE ink cartridge, placing it in the slot labeled "C."

Raise the printer cover slightly to loosen the support brace. Fold the brace inward and replace the cover to its closed position.

A green LED light will flash on top of the printer. In about a minute, the LED stops flashing and displays "1." Once the "1" appears, you're ready to print.

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Its Very Easy To Fix This Issue,Just Follow Few Simple Step and You Solve Your Problem By Your Own,

Read Below Instruction,

1Turn off the label maker before installing the tape.
2Press the part marked as "<<" and lift the cassette cover.
3 Position the tape into the slot. Make sure to feed the end of the tape under the tape guides.
4Check that the lever is up before closing the cover; the cover will not close if the lever is pressed down.
5Close the cassette cover.
6 Press the power key to turn on the device. If using an AC adapter, plug the adapter into the wall then press the power key.
7Type a sample to test if your installation was successful.

Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_7526530_install-tape-ptouch-label-maker.html#ixzz2pMqUU0oU

No ink required. You just got bad tape cartridge. Replace with a new cartridge. This unit burns the letters into the tape.

Dear Sir,

Plz folow This step to solve your problem,

1. Step 1 Open the printer cover and prop it up with the support brace located on the right-hand side of the cover. It's similar to the way a car hood is propped open.
   
2. Step 2 Remove the black FINE ink cartridge from its container and locate the protective tape. Gently remove the protective tape used to cover the print head nozzles and electrical contacts.
   
3. Step 3 Insert the black FINE ink cartridge into the printer slot labeled "B." It will rest on a slight angle. Push the cartridge up and back until it clicks into place.
   
4. Step 4 Repeat the process for the color FINE ink cartridge, placing it in the slot labeled "C."
   
5. Step 5 Raise the printer cover slightly to loosen the support brace. Fold the brace inward and replace the cover to its closed position.
   
6. Step 6 A green LED light will flash on top of the printer. In about a minute, the LED stops flashing and displays "1." Once the "1" appears, you're ready to print.
   

Thanks For Your Time,

1 Open the printer cover and prop it up with the support brace located on the right-hand side of the cover. It's similar to the way a car hood is propped open.

Step 2 Remove the black FINE ink cartridge from its container and locate the protective tape. Gently remove the protective tape used to cover the print head nozzles and electrical contacts.

Step 3 Insert the black FINE ink cartridge into the printer slot labeled "B." It will rest on a slight angle. Push the cartridge up and back until it clicks into place.

Step 4 Repeat the process for the color FINE ink cartridge, placing it in the slot labeled "C."

Step 5 Raise the printer cover slightly to loosen the support brace. Fold the brace inward and replace the cover to its closed position.

Step 6 A green LED light will flash on top of the printer. In about a minute, the LED stops flashing and displays "1." Once the "1" appears, you're ready to print.

Hope this helps...............Leadfoot44

Hi, it seem your label maker is set to the last(amount) of labels printed. Go to: Print Labels, click; Number of Labels; clear to set to (1) Label. That should stop the run off of labels. Thanks paul70f9

I have tried to print cd labels on two separate HP C5280 printers, with no luck. Printer keeps giving me an error message, cd/dvd tray is open. Printer just doesn't recognize the cd holder. I have uninstalled and installed the HP driver, spoke to the tech support, followed their instructions on chat, phone and you-tube, wasted so many labels, papers and the ink, complained to HP, all waste of time, money and energy. Please don't buy this product.

Start with unplugging it and rebooting pc to see if it will reset itself