Why is my Panduit PanTher LS8 Printer not printing?
- CCody SantiagoJul 26, 2025
If your Panduit Printer is not printing, ensure that: it is turned ON, the label cassette is loaded correctly, and the drive roller lever is locked.
Why is my Panduit PanTher LS8 Printer not printing?
If your Panduit Printer is not printing, ensure that: it is turned ON, the label cassette is loaded correctly, and the drive roller lever is locked.
What to do if Panduit PanTher LS8 Printer shows 'Tools Too Big!' message?
If you see 'Tools Too Big!' on your Panduit Printer, the items on the home screen are too large for the printable area. Adjust the text size or symbol size on the home screen, rotate the label, or use a larger label.
What to do if media is not advancing properly in Panduit Printer?
If your Panduit Printer's media isn't advancing correctly, there could be a few reasons: * The drive roller lever might not be locked; ensure it is. * The label roll might be finished; replace the label cassette. * There might be a label jam. To fix this: 1. Turn the printer OFF. 2. Unlock the drive roller. 3. Open the cassette door. 4. Detach any printed labels with the cutter. 5. Remove the label cassette. 6. Carefully remove any labels caught. 7. Reinstall the cassette. 8. Replace the cassette door. 9. Lock the drive roller.
What to do if labels are not registering on Panduit Printer?
If your Panduit Printer labels are not registering, turn the printer OFF, then turn it ON again. This will recalibrate the printer for the new label.
How to troubleshoot power issues with Panduit PanTher LS8?
If your Panduit Printer does not power up properly and the LCD does not come on: * Press the power button to turn the printer ON. * Make sure that 6 AA alkaline batteries are properly loaded. If the problem continues, replace the batteries. * Plug in the AC Adapter.
Why are there voids in the printed image from my Panduit PanTher LS8 Printer?
If you're seeing voids in the printed image from your Panduit Printer, where there's no print, it's likely that the print head elements or 'dots' are dirty or obstructed. Clean the print head using a soft-stemmed swab and isopropyl alcohol.
What causes die-cut labels to continuously feed on Panduit PanTher LS8?
If your Panduit Printer's die-cut labels continue to feed without stopping, the label sensor may be dirty or obstructed. Clean the sensor using a soft-stemmed swab and isopropyl alcohol or compressed air.
display | 4 line x 14 graphic LCD with backlight |
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lcd contrast control | Adjustable via keypad |
power supply | 6 AA alkaline batteries |
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ac adapter | Universal Input (100 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz) |
operating temperature | 41-104° F (5-40 °C) |
weight | 1.8 lbs. (1.86 kg) |
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effective print width | 1.00” (25.4 mm) |
print length | 30.00” (maximum label length) |
Overview of the printer, safety practices, and warnings for proper use.
Details power supply, product certifications, and additional reference materials.
Physical overview of the printer, display, keypad, and label cassette system.
Step-by-step guide for installing batteries and label cassettes.
Explains the purpose and operation of each key on the printer's keyboard.
Navigating the home screen, indicators, and accessing the tool menu.
How to input, modify, delete text, and adjust font size on labels.
Customizing text appearance with styles, rotation, and alignment.
Generating sequential numbering or lettering for multiple labels.
Selecting and sizing symbols from the library for label designs.
Creating and utilizing data lists to customize label content.
Steps to create bar codes with text input and configuration settings.
Inserting dynamic date and time information onto labels.
Customizing label layouts with horizontal and vertical lines.
Options for adding decorative frames or reverse text effects to labels.
Managing content across multiple pages within a single label.
Configuring printer settings, label modes, and using the file manager.
Installing and connecting the PC software for label file transfer.
Procedure for regularly cleaning critical printer components for optimal performance.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to printer power and print output.
Solutions for media not advancing and labels being too large.
Addressing issues like faint prints, voids, and misaligned labels.
Troubleshooting label sensor errors and printer re-calibration needs.