What to do if the Phoenix Contact THERMOMARK GO.K Printer supplies material but doesn't print?
If your Phoenix Contact Printer is supplying material but not printing, the ink ribbon may be torn. In this case, you should insert a new material cartridge.
How to fix blurred print images on Phoenix Contact THERMOMARK GO.K?
If your Phoenix Contact Printer is producing blurred or missing print images, the print head or pressure roller might be dirty. You should clean the print head and pressure roller.
Why does my Phoenix Contact THERMOMARK GO.K Printer print slowly?
The Phoenix Contact Printer's printing speed may be automatically reduced when the battery state of charge is low. This is to ensure consistently high printing quality.
What to do if my Phoenix Contact Printer is not supplying material?
If your Phoenix Contact Printer isn't feeding material, several things could be happening. First, make sure enough material (approximately 5 mm) is unwound from the cartridge; try turning the ink ribbon reel to increase tension. The material might also be stuck; carefully remove it, cut off any damaged sections, and then unwind about 5 mm of material, adjusting the tension. Also, check if the material cartridge is empty and replace it if necessary. Finally, ensure the compartment for the material cartridge is fully closed.
Why is my Phoenix Contact THERMOMARK GO.K so loud?
If your Phoenix Contact Printer is making a lot of noise, it could be due to a few reasons. Check that the material cartridge is correctly inserted. If it is, the cartridge itself might be defective, so try inserting a new one. Also, ensure that the compartment for the material cartridge is fully closed.
General| Printing Technology | Thermal transfer |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, USB |
| Media Width | 6 mm to 24 mm |
| Material Width | 6 mm to 24 mm |
| Supported Materials | labels |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable battery |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to 40 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -20 °C to 60 °C |
Explains symbols and signal words for hazard identification.
Specifies user competence requirements for operating the device.
Describes the printer's intended industrial use and marking capabilities.
Provides important safety instructions for operation and battery handling.
Lists package contents and identifies printer components and ports.
Details connecting the power supply unit and inserting the battery.
Explains inserting the material cartridge and switching the device on.
Describes the functions of Green, Black, Turquoise, and Gray keys on the device.
Explains the information and settings displayed on the printer's screen.
Guides users through navigating and changing settings via the menu system.
Guides creating labels on the printer's display, covering text and basic formatting.
Covers inserting symbols, bar codes, and automatic numbering on the display.
Details using PC software for creating markings and connecting the printer via USB.
How to print single or multiple copies and manage label cutting.
Instructions for cleaning the printer exterior and internal components.
Provides solutions for problems like blurred prints, material feed issues, and loud operation.
Explains common error messages and how to resolve them.
Covers firmware updates, basic repairs, and proper disposal of the device.
Lists specifications such as resolution, speed, power, and dimensions.
Provides order numbers and types for accessories like batteries and cases.
Lists symbols used in the manual and on the device, categorized by type.
Details FCC and ICES compliance information for the device.
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