We have just changed our first roll of labels and the printer isn't printing, though the light/power is on. I feel the new roll has been inserted correctly, so don't know what to do next.
my problem is that dymo won't let me insert the new roll of paper into the feeder. I have followed the directions in detail. I have unplugged the power source off the machine but it still does not work!my problem is that dymo won't let me insert the new roll of paper into the feeder. I have followed the directions in detail. I have unplugged the power source off the machine but it still does not work!
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Yes that's right. After you get printer out of paper error message and you change the roll you need to unplug label printer and plug back in and it will print what's in the print queue.
I had exactly the same problem. It was, eventually, resolved by unplugging the power lead and leaving for a few minutes then re-inserting the power lead.
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If the problem started when you changed label rolls, the problem is most likely the newly installed label roll. In the picture below is an extract from the Dymo Users Guide going over print quality issues.
This is not the correct printer when you have a lot of different label sizes. In your case you should always do a callibrate when changing your labels. You should use a toshiba printer (bsa4 of the new BEX) which i think would be more suitable.
The new labels are probably not thermal labels. Test them by applying heat to the surface and see if they turn black. If they do not change, then they are thermal transfer labels and not direct thermal. Contact your label vendor and have them replaced.
You get the error because the printer doesn't see any paper.
There are paper guides that need to be set for the size of the labels being printed. If you are switching from a 4" wide roll or sheet to a 3 1/2" label, you will have to move the slider in about 1/2". You will also have to calibrate the printer when you change label stock. If it won't calibrate, make sure the photoeye is hittint the break between labels. The photoeye is located where you insert the labels into the printhead path.
Follow each of these steps until the problem is resolved:
Remove the paper from both paper trays.
Press the Power button once. Wait a moment for the paper jam to clear.
If printing labels, verify that a label did not become detached while passing through the printer. If the paper jam was not resolved, continue on to the next steps.
Remove the rear access door.
Remove the paper jam through the opening at the back of the printer.
Replace the rear access door.
Reload the paper into the paper In tray.
Print the document.
Issue
There is a problem with a print cartridge
Solution
Follow each of these steps until the problem is resolved:
Remove and then reinsert the print cartridge(s) into the printer.
Clean the print cartridges automatically using the Clean Cartridges option in the Printer Assistant.
Manually clean the print cartridges and print cartridge cradles:
Open the printer cover and wait until the carriage moves to the center.
Press the Power button to turn off the printer.
Disconnect power cord from the back of the printer.
Remove the print cartridges and place them on a piece of paper with the nozzle plate facing up.
Lightly moisten a cotton swab with distilled water.
Clean the face and edges of the print cartridges with the swab. Do not touch the print cartridge ink nozzles or copper contacts.
Wipe the underside of the print cartridge cradle walls using a clean, moistened swab.
Reinsert the print cartridges.
Close the printer cover.
Connect the power cord to the back of the printer.
Press the Power button to turn on the printer.
Calibrate the print cartridges.
If the light is still flashing, replace the print cartridges.
Issue
The print cartridge has partial loss of electrical interface with the carriage connections
Solution
Print a printer self-test by holding the power button down with a pencil and opening and closing the top cover four times.
Check the nozzle self-test pattern in the self-test print out. If one or more of the solid rectangular areas are missing, an electrical contact problem may be present.
Remove and then reinsert the print cartridge(s) into the printer.
Print the document.
If the problem persists, follow the steps listed above for cleaning the print cartridges and print cartridge cradle.
Try printing again. If the problem continues, replace the print cartridges.
Warren
one side of the paper will be sensitive to heat and the other side won't be. If it is thermal paper run a pen without the actual ink part sticking out of the pen or use a key from your key ring in your pocket over the paper the friction should leave marks on the thermal side of the paper.
you may have the paper in with the non thermal side facing the heat printing part of the paper. Or you have the wrong paper.
We have found a reset that we use.
We unplug the printer and then we hold down the feed button and we keep holding down the feed button while we plug back in.
It goes through some sort of a reset and this sometimes works.
my problem is that dymo won't let me insert the new roll of paper into the feeder. I have followed the directions in detail. I have unplugged the power source off the machine but it still does not work!
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