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Intermec EasyCoder PM4i Print head
Be sure that the AC power cord is plugged into both the printer and an electrical outlet. Uneven print contrast density. The head lift lever should be straight up and down. Replace the cable if it is damaged.
Dirty print head Dirty media path or rollers Poor quality label or ribbon stock. Check that the label and ribbon stock are adjusted properly. Printer has aborted and reset the print speed and image bands. Make sure the serial port configuration settings match that of the intwrmec.
Intermec - Problems, Causes and Solutions
Change the sensitivity setting to match the media type. Clean the self-strip roller. Poor quality label or ribbon stock.
Be sure that the ribbon is installed with the shiny side facing the print head. The print head has overheated. Lower print speed or use media rated for the print speed being used.
Printer breaker circuit tripped. You have incorrectly set the image bands or print speed. Configure the printer for the correct sensor for the print mode that you are using. Intermef media is loaded incorrectly.
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Set intermeec printer to thermal transfer or direct thermal label stock. Incorrect media sensitivity setting. Change sensitivity setting to match the media being used.
Use a higher quality label and ribbon stock. Printer is not feeding the media correctly. After you reset the memory, power off the printer and return the DIP Switches to the desired settings. Media may be slipping against the platen roller causing the printing to compress.
Ribbon installed upside down.
Incorrect darkness control setting. Incorrect darkness control setting Incorrect media sensitivity setting Poor quality label or ribbon stock Dirty print head. User a higher quality label and ribbon stock.
Turn the print off, then back on.
The printer is configured for self-strip media. Incorrect label rest point setting. Leave printer idle to cool. Clean the paper path. Properly position the label mark sensor.
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