Zebra Eltron P330i Card Printer "ribbon supply" Questions

keep getting broken ribbon message on zebra P330i printer Hi there .. I keep getting broken ribbon message on zebra P330i printer. I also changed to a new ribbon, still getting the same error Hello, ...

how do I change ink ribbon in TLP 2844? Please help That's a good qustion. What does the "T" in TLP stand for? I don't know where you live, but you might try this link http://www.peaktech.com/supplies

ON MY ZEBRA 170Xi4 label printer, I keep getting a ribbon out condition when there is ribbon there, how do I fix this? Recalibrate the printer, Verify that you upper media guide(snap plate) is ...

...ribbon tense Your supply spindle is "too tight". Procure a "Washer Felt w/lube kit" (Zebra part number 01688-140) and rework the supply spindle. Use only the supplied silicone oil to service the felt ...

...the ribbon take-up does not turn. If the printer is set to Thermal Transfer then I would suspect a bad Power Supply since the ribbon take-up is driven by the power supply and not off the main

Ribbon Stall I am getting a ribbon stall error on my Tally Genicaom LG05 printer. I installed a new riboon Printer errors are various messages displayed on the LED display of printers. ... We also ...

...using the sticky side of a label it will pull off ink (turn black) if it is there. If this is the wrong ribbon do not be tempted to put it in the other way or you could damage the ribbon supply

...ribbon supply roller is driven by a small motor connected via an O-ring belt. The printer rolls the ribbon back and forth to locate the start of each color panel on the ribbon during printing and ...

...supply hub/ribbon into the rear spring-loaded spindle. Starting from the back of the Printhead Carrier, thread the take-up hub/core in between the black guide bar and the two (2) aluminum rollers. ...

...ribbon model and supply use settings for the printer. Make sure you have the most recent driver and firmware from Datacard, There is a firmware Update Available to help reading "weak" RFID tag's Next ...