During the printing process, ensure that the feed speed of the label paper matches the printing speed to avoid jams or blurry prints. Additionally, adjust the distance between the print head and the label paper to prevent carbon ribbon or ink from transferring onto the print head.
4. Application and Adhesion of Labels Before applying labels, ensure that the surface is clean and smooth. Use appropriate tools (such as a scraper) to smoothly apply the labels to the surface. During application, avoid bending or wrinkling the labels to prevent affecting the scanning of barcodes. II. Maintenance Guide 1. Regularly Cleaning the Printers Regular cleaning of printers can extend their lifespan and maintain print quality. Use specialized cleaning agents and tools to avoid using inappropriate cleaning agents that may damage internal components of the printer. 2. Regularly Replacing Carbon Ribbons or Ink Cartridges Carbon ribbons or ink cartridges are essential components of printers that need to be replaced regularly to ensure print quality. Regularly check the remaining amount of carbon ribbon or ink cartridges based on usage and replace them in a timely manner. 3. Avoiding Long-term Inactivity of Printers If a printer is not used for a long time, it should be regularly powered on and run for a short period to prevent internal components from being damaged due to long-term inactivity. Additionally, store the printer in a dry and ventilated environment to avoid damage from moisture and high temperatures.