The wheel turns but it does not strike to make the type?

So many 'AX 100', but none have a daisywheel.

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Looks like it might be an antique Brother typewriter? Try lubrication or the hammer unit with switch cleaner.

https://www.google.com/search?q=brother+ax-100+hammer+not+working


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The print hammer is striking between the letters. Two thing
you may have a petal, letter broken off. If its the same letter every time usually thats it, need new daisy wheel.
Or Homing is off when the wheel turns hammer hits between letters. Needs repair.
Or
Daisy wheel petals are bent.

there is a rubber bumper on the print solenoid the goes soft it needs replaced see a repair shop

I would check all the basic stuff first. Is the print wheel locked into position? Is the platen all the way forward? (lever right side) Is the ribbon installed correctly and not cocked up on one side? Do you hear the hammer striking the paper? If you hear the hammer striking the paper, it is a ribbon problem. If you don't hear it, it is a hammer / print wheel problem.

I take it you mean the wheel will not sllp off the hub after removing the wheel nuts? Corrosion most likely is causing the wheel to bind onto the hub. An OEM wheel and hub are both steel and susceptible to corrosion.
Spray some WD40 at the wheel-hub area. Give it time to soak in. With a sledgehammer, strike the tire from the outside, evenly and firmly to try and loosen the rust buildup. Bang on the tire first, then on the wheel if you have to but be careful not to dent the wheel or knock off a balance weight. Then strike the tire/wheel from the inside (or backside) - again, evenly by rotating the tire as you strike it. You can even take some heat to it, but not so hot that the hub turns red as you can melt away the wheel bearing grease. Good luck.

There is a clutch system under the ribbon carrier that has to rotate to move the hammer, see if you can see if this part is rotating, also there is a spring that puts pressure on the hammer. If this clutch is not moving it may need replacement,, or cleaned with alcohol.

first try turn typewriter off, (button on left panel toward the back), then turn it back on, and while hold down the CODE button, press RESET key, the whole print head will move and reset

if that doesn't work, power off again, open the cover, release the lever to the Daisy Wheel, and inspect that Daisy Wheel - mine has a bent forward letter, and another letter was kinda stuck to the side of another letter... I gently fix both letters, put the Daisy Wheel back in, firmly lock it in place with the lever, close the cover... and voila, it works like a charm.

While you have it open you might want to dust (use the cleaning spray can duster)... You wouldn't believe what I found in my typewriter... Good luck!

If that doesn't work, I would replace the Daisy Wheel.
gkt

First off make sure the ribbon turns freely.Take off the ribbon and turn the ribbon wheel in the direction of the arrow and see if it turns smoothly. If it turns smoothly the ribbon motor is not moving or the gear is not moving. take off the ribbon and type. See if the black ribbon drive gear on the ribbon deck moves as you type. If not the motor is N.G. or the ribbon gear clutch spring is not grabbing the gear to turn it. Lawrence

Turn oFF the typewriter, take the ribbon out.....use the lever on top to release and remove the print wheel cartridge. Lightly rotate it to see if it will move and reinsert the cartridge. snap it back into place.
Turn on the machine, the typewriter should move the carrier to the left and reset the printwheel....if it is snapped back properly.

If you cleaned the printwheel home sensor and found no obstructions, I would first try a different wheel before going any further, sometimes they become damaged.