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I have a swintec 7040 correctable typewriter. It was working perfectly fine, but while cleaning the keys with a brush, I must of accidentally pushed a wrong button. Now, the letters are off. When I type a "B", it types the letter "O". I have tried to change the KBII settings, but it doesn't help. What do I do to make it type the right letters again?
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My best guess is that you have the R. margin set there. Go to the stopping point, press but don't hold the MAR REL key, spce to desired location, press R. mar key.
The code key works with all the keys in the top row to set up those functions, bold, underlind, KDII, etc. The function allows you to type on the display befor printing.
First check check the pitch selector switch to be sure it is not in proportional spacing. if it isn't push down on it and see if it goes away, if is goes away the keyboard needs repaired.
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