What to do if Brady BBP 35 cutter is jammed? Error: 80
If your Brady Label Maker's cutter is jammed (Error 80), it indicates a jam in the shear cutter. You should remove the side panel and clear the jam. If the error persists after this, further assistance may be required.
Why is my Brady BBP 35 printing too warm? Error: 18
If your Brady Label Maker displays Error 18, it means the printhead is too hot and has reached its maximum operating temperature. Allow the printhead to cool down for about 10 minutes before re-initiating the print job.
What to do if my Brady Label Maker printhead is not aligned? Error: 89
If your Brady Label Maker shows Error 89, it means something is blocking the printhead from properly engaging with the tape. Open the cover and remove any foreign objects preventing the printhead from engaging correctly.
Why is my Brady BBP 35 printing too cold? Error: 20
If your Brady Label Maker displays Error 20, it means the printhead hasn't reached the required operating temperature. Ensure the printer is within the normal operating range of 50-104° F (10-40° C) and allow it to warm up before printing.
How to fix XY Cutter jammed error 92 on Brady Label Maker?
If your Brady Label Maker displays error 92, it means the XY cutter is jammed. This is likely due to media or a foreign object preventing the cutter from moving. Open the cover and remove any obstructions. You may need to remove the cutter mechanism to access the jam.
What to do if Brady BBP 35 Label Maker keyboard works intermittently?
If the keyboard on your Brady Label Maker works intermittently, it could be due to a key being stuck. Check for any keys stuck in the down position, repress them to unstick them, and clean the keyboard.
General| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Display | Color LCD |
| PC Connectivity | Yes |
| Stand-Alone Printing | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Material Compatibility | Polyester, Polypropylene, Vinyl |
| Supported Materials | Polyester, Polypropylene |
| Application | General purpose label printing |
Essential safety guidelines to follow before operating the printer.
Step-by-step guide on how to print a created label.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the printer to a power source.
Guide on how to correctly install the ribbon cartridge into the printer.
Instructions for loading the label media tape into the printer.
Steps to reset the printer if the screen freezes or becomes unresponsive.
How to configure printer clock settings, including date and time.
How printer menus and data display vary by country or region.
Setting default units (inches or millimeters) for label parameters.
How to set default font, text units, and justification for labels.
Setting default symbology, check digits, ratio, and density for barcodes.
How to set default printing options like auto-cut and supply saver.
How to configure the printer for cutting out label text.
Steps to add a barcode element to a label.
Procedure for saving label files internally or to an external device.
Steps to recall and open previously saved label files.
Procedure for removing saved label files from the system.
How to cancel a print job that is in progress.
Accessing advanced printing configurations.
Instructions for using the XY cutter to cut out shapes or text.
General procedures for cleaning the printer and keyboard.
Instructions for cleaning the printer's printhead using the provided kit.
Instructions for upgrading printer firmware from a connected PC.
Instructions for upgrading printer firmware from a USB flash drive.
Common hardware issues and their corrective actions.
Troubleshooting common problems related to media loading and detection.
Common errors related to ribbon installation, color, and type.
Steps to resolve issues when the printer does not power on.
Common printing problems and their solutions.
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