Casio KL-750E Troubleshooting, To initialize the Label Printer, ESC, ESC, SET, ESC, Item, E-16, PRINT, PRINT, Reset, Action, Problem, Possible Cause

To initialize the Label Printer

1.	Turn power off.
2.	While holding down the PRINT and ESC keys,	INT?
	press ON to turn power on.
3.	the ON key only.
	Keeping PRINT and ESC held down, release

•This prompt confirms whether or not you want to initialize the Label Printer.

4.Press SET to initialize the Label Printer or ESC to abort the reset operation.

• The following table shows the initial settings.

Item	Reset
Display	Cleared
Memory	Cleared
EFFECT	CANCEL
M-FEED	NO
MIRROR	OFF
DENSITY	3
WIDTH	OFF

Troubleshooting

Problem	Possible Cause	Action
ERR! message	• Attempt to input two ¥	• Use only one ¥mark.
on the display.	marks within the same	Only two lines of text can
* This message	text.	be input, so text can
		contain only one ¥mark.
appears on the
	• Attempt to input ¥ mark	• Do not use ¥ marks.
screen for about
one second.	while 6mm is specified as	6mm tape can have only
	the tape width.	one line of text, so text
		cannot contain any ¥
		marks.
	• Label text containing a ¥	• Delete the ¥ mark to
	mark was input and then	print on 6mm tape or
	tape width specification	switch back to a wider
	was changed to 6mm.	tape.
	(ERR! message appears
	when you try to perform a
	print operation.)
	• Text that is longer than	• Shorten the text to be
	5.5cm when stamp	printed and try again.
	printing is selected.
	• Attempt to print a stamp	• Change the tape width
	while 6mm is specified for	setting to OFF and try
	the tape width.	printing the stamp again.
FUL! message on	• Both text memory areas	• Delete text from one of
the display.	(AREA 1 and AREA 2)	the text memory areas
* This message	already contain text.	and then store the new
		text.
appears on the
screen for about
one second.
BATT message	• Battery power is too low.	• Replace batteries.
on the display.
ERR! message	• Memory data has become	• Initialize the Label
on the display.	corrupted for some reason.	Printer.

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