Brother ML-100 Typewriter "move print head" Questions

...I'll try turn the T/W off and see if the print head will move easily to both ends easily. Put some WD40 on the silver shaft that the head slides on, then look for debris in the print head area. ...

...print head moves all the way to the left margin and a high pitch noise comes about and the print cartridge lifts up. Cannot get it to return into any position. You may have some broken wires in the ...

...print head moves to the right side, the print wheel spins, and the ribbon jumps up and down, that is the machine resetting its self. If a reset does not work the reset tab may be out of alignment. I ...

...print head moves to the right side, the print wheel spins, and the ribbon jumps up and down, that is the machine resetting its self. If a reset does not work the reset tab may be out of alignment. I ...

print wheel and ribbon lift works ok. As printhead starts moving to left margin it will start moving and then and stop and just hum or buzz until power turned off. Move the head back and forth by hand

...print head moves to the right side, the print wheel spins, and the ribbon jumps up and down, that is the machine resetting its self. If a reset does not work the reset tab may be out of alignment. I ...

...print head moves left and stays horrible noise The problem is either something is interfering with the carrier movement OR the carrier homing sensor is broken/defective. First, turn off the power and ...

...print head won't move all the way to the left. If the carrier (print head) goes to the left when you turn the T/W on then try this. Return to the L. margin, press mar rel key, backspace to the ...

...move the print head. Thanks for reading this! I found a small piece of plastic caught under neath the carriage of my Brother GX-6750 Electronic Typewriter. The piece looks as if it slipped onto some ...

...is? check the ribbon is passing in front of the print head as sometimes the ribbon slips to high or behind also check the correction tape hasnt move in front to block the head hitting the print ...