Brother QL-560 manual „Power Cord, „Cutter, „Installation/Storage, „DK Roll DK Label, DK Tape

4Introduction

Warning

Follow these guidelines to avoid fire, electric shock, or other damage.

„Power Cord

Use only the authorized power source (220 - 240 V AC) for the printer.

Use only the power cord included with the printer.

Do not handle the power cord or plug if your hands are wet.

Do not overload the power outlet socket with too many appliances or insert the power cord into a damaged outlet socket.

Do not cut, damage, alter or place heavy objects on the power cord.

Do not use the power cord if it is damaged.

Ensure the power plug is correctly inserted into the power outlet.

If the printer will not be used for an extended period, remove the power supply cord from the electrical outlet.

Caution

Follow these guidelines to avoid fire, electric shock, or other damage.

„The Printer

The standard electrical outlet should be close to the printer and be easily accessible.

„Power Cord

Always hold the power plug when removing the power cord from or inserting it into the outlet. Pulling on the power cord cable could cause problems with the power cord.

„Cutter

Do not touch the blade of the cutter unit.

Do not open the top cover when the cutter is operating.

Do not apply excessive pressure to the cutter unit.

„Installation/Storage

Place the printer on a flat, stable surface such as a desk.

Do not place any heavy objects on top of the printer.

„DK Roll (DK Label, DK Tape)

Be careful not to drop the DK Roll.

DK Rolls use thermal paper and thermal film. Both the label and print will fade with sunlight and heat. Do not use DK Rolls for outdoor use that requires durability.

Depending on the location, material, and environmental conditions, the label may unpeel or become irremovable, the colour of the label may change or be transferred to other objects.

Before applying the label, check the environmental condition and the material. Test the label by affixing a small piece of it to an inconspicuous area of the intended surface.