Zebra GK420 Thermal Printer "feed labels back" Questions

...labels the rest are blank Troubleshoot to see if the problem is with the printer or the software. Turn the printer off and back on again for fresh start. After the POST (power on self test) press the ...

...feed labels on zebra s4m the printer does not have a return roller but i'm told it still does peel away. everytime i print the backing material gets caught up in the roller. The issue that is causing ...

...feed to get to where the label had come off. I thought I had all the label off and the machine put back together, when I found after it feeds a sheet of paper, the machine stops (without making an ...

...labels to print. When I use the feed button, the printer only issues one label. When I open the printer to put in a new roll of labels and then close the cover, the printer also feeds four blank ...

labels that I then have to feed back through. Is this a software problem or a hardware problem? My computer said that the drivers are all up to date. Sounds like you have a couple of issues going on..

...feed button down and power printer on. Count one, two and release green button. The printer will calibrate and move labels and then print some stuff on the label. Wait until it has comletely stopped. ...

...back on the label will print perfectly. What's happening here? Always check to make sure the printer is advancing one label at a time by itself before printing. If it does then you know the printer ...

...labels then print out a Hex dump ending with a not to "Push Feed to Exit" 5) Push feed Follow the above instructions, if you mess around tapping the feed button (not following the above) you can ...

...labels are a result of the printer trying to calibrate label length. It's not calibrated. Try the auto calibration, from the manual: 1. Make sure the printer power is off and that media is loaded. 2. ...

labels feed consistantly. It might take to "Feeds" to get each out, if they stop at both the start of the printhead and again at the tear bar. Adjusting the labels and calibrating fixes most problems.