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If your Brother Label Maker displays messages in a foreign language, select your desired language using the language settings.
Why is my Brother Label Maker not printing correctly?
If your Brother Label Maker is not printing correctly, try removing and reinstalling the tape cassette, ensuring it clicks firmly into place. Also, if the print head is dirty, clean it using a cotton swab or the optional print head cleaning cassette (TZe-CL4).
What to do if Brother Label Maker is not printing correctly?
If your Brother Label Maker is not printing correctly, try removing the tape cassette and then reinstalling it, pressing firmly until you hear it click into place. If the print head appears dirty, clean it using a cotton swab or an optional print head cleaning cassette (TZe-CL4).
Why is my Brother Label Maker not cutting automatically?
If your Brother Label Maker isn't cutting automatically, it might be because the Cut Option setting is set to Chain or No Cut, which prevents the tape from feeding after printing. To address this, check the Cut Option setting. Alternatively, you can manually feed and cut the tape by pressing the feed and cut buttons.
What to do if Brother Label Maker is not printing after pressing the Print key?
If your Brother Label Maker isn't printing when you press the Print key, first check that you've entered text. Then, make sure the tape cassette is correctly installed and has enough tape remaining. If the tape is bent, cut off the bent section and thread it through the tape exit slot. If the tape is jammed, remove the tape cassette, pull out the jammed tape, and cut it. Ensure the end of the tape passes through the tape guide before reinstalling the cassette.
What to do if Brother Label Maker says 'Label Too Long!'?
If your Brother Label Maker displays 'Label Too Long!', it means the label's length, based on the text you've entered, exceeds 1 meter. To fix this, edit the text to shorten the label so that it is less than 1 m.
Why is the display blank on my Brother Label Maker?
If the display of your Brother Label Maker remains blank after turning it on, check that the batteries are correctly installed and that the AC adapter, designed exclusively for your P-touch labeler, is properly connected. Also, ensure that the rechargeable battery is fully charged.
What to do if the ink ribbon is separated from the ink roller in my Brother P-touch PT-D600 Label Maker?
If the ink ribbon is separated from the ink roller in your Brother Label Maker, replace the tape cassette if the ink ribbon is broken. If the ribbon is not broken, leave the tape uncut, remove the tape cassette, and wind the loose ink ribbon onto the spool.
Why does my Brother P-touch PT-D600 Label Maker stop while printing a label?
If your Brother Label Maker stops during printing, it might be due to the tape running out. Check if striped tape is visible, which indicates the end of the tape. In this case, replace the tape cassette. Also, ensure sufficient power by replacing the batteries or connecting the AC adapter.
What to do if my Brother P-touch PT-D600 Label Maker is not printing after pressing the Print key?
If the Brother Label Maker does not print after pressing the Print key, make sure that you have entered text and that the tape cassette is correctly installed with sufficient tape. If the tape is bent, cut off the bent section and thread it through the tape exit slot. If the tape is jammed, remove the tape cassette, pull out the jammed tape, and cut it. Ensure the end of the tape passes through the tape guide before reinstalling the cassette.
General| Print Resolution | 180 dpi |
|---|---|
| Max Tape Width | 24 mm |
| Keyboard Type | QWERTY |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Model | PT-D600 |
| Category | Label Maker |
| Tape Sizes | 3.5mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 18mm, 24mm |
| Cutter | Automatic |
| Print Method | Thermal transfer |
| Memory | Up to 99 labels |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | AC adapter or 6 AA batteries |
| Tape Type | TZe |
| Print Speed | 30 mm/sec |
| Label Width | Up to 24 mm |
| Weight | 1.3 kg (without batteries) |
Statement regarding the product's compliance with ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.
Essential safety guidelines to prevent injury, damage, and hazards like fire or electric shock.
Important usage guidelines and environmental considerations for optimal performance and longevity.
Unpacking the P-touch, identifying carton contents, and understanding the LCD and keyboard layout.
Instructions on connecting the AC adapter or installing batteries, and inserting a tape cassette.
Turning the device on/off, feeding tape, and setting input/preview modes.
Steps for creating labels directly or via PC connection, including input modes.
Methods for inputting, editing, switching case, and using various input methods for text entry.
Setting character styles, size, width, alignment, and using frames and symbols.
Adjusting label length, margins, and applying pre-defined templates for specific purposes.
Previewing, printing options, auto-numbering, mirror printing, and tape cutting settings.
Guidelines and procedures for creating barcode labels, including parameter settings.
Printing labels stored in the device's collection and downloading new categories.
Setting the device's internal clock and date for time-sensitive labels.
Choosing to print current, fixed, or adjusted time/date on the label.
Saving created labels to memory and retrieving them for printing or editing.
Procedures for deleting saved labels and applying management markings (colors).
Methods for resetting internal memory, including factory defaults and specific data clearing.
Instructions for cleaning the unit, print head, and tape cutter for optimal performance.
Solutions for common issues like unresponsive screen, blank display, or printing errors.
Interpreting and resolving specific error messages displayed on the P-touch screen.
Technical details of the P-touch PT-D600, including dimensions, power, and tape compatibility.
Software and hardware requirements for using the P-touch with a computer.
