What to do if my Brother P-Touch 2400 does not print properly or the printed characters are blurred?
If your Brother Printer isn't printing correctly, first ensure that the tape cassette has been inserted properly and isn't empty—replace it if it is. Also, verify that the tape compartment cover is closed. Finally, make sure you are using the correct Brother AC adapter, as others may not provide enough power for printing.
What to do if the printed characters are not formed properly on my Brother Printer?
If the printed characters on your Brother Printer are not forming correctly, it could be due to low batteries if you're using alkaline batteries. Try using the AC adapter or replacing the batteries with new ones. Also, ensure that you are using the correct Brother AC adapter, as other adapters may not supply enough current for printing.
What to do if my Brother P-Touch 2400 Printer has locked up?
If your Brother Printer has locked up (nothing happens when a key is pressed), turn off the machine. Then, while holding down the Code and R keys, turn the machine back on. Note that this will erase the text and formats in the display and all text files stored in the memory.
What to do if striped tape appears on my Brother P-Touch 2400?
If striped tape appears when using your Brother Printer, it might be because you have reached the end of the tape. Replace the tape cassette with a new one.
What to do if the text files that I stored in the memory of Brother P-Touch 2400 are no longer there?
If the text files that you stored in the memory of your Brother Printer are no longer there, it may be due to low batteries. Replace them with new ones.
How to fix a Brother P-Touch 2400 Printer when the display stays blank after turning it on?
General| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
|---|---|
| Maximum Resolution | 180 dpi |
| Maximum Print Speed | 10 mm/sec |
| Keyboard | QWERTY |
| Display | LCD |
| Tape Width | 24 mm |
| Power Source | 6 AA batteries or AC adapter |
Essential safety and operational guidelines for using the machine.
Navigation and text editing using arrow keys.
Using modifier keys for special functions and character entry.
Using pre-defined label layouts.
Adjusting character size and tape width.
Applying text styles like Bold, Shadow, Italic.
Generating barcodes for labels.
Automating tape cutting after printing.
Printing sequential or incrementing labels.
Printing multiple identical copies of a label.
Solutions for common operational issues.
Explanations and resolutions for machine error messages.
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