Brother GX-6750 Typewriter - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
Ribbon keeps popping up as i type
1 or 2 reasons: Your ribbon cartridge is not properly snapped in place...i say this because this happens to me when my cartridge was not properly snapped in..or 2: the exposed ribbon should be placed behind the daisy wheel and directly behind those two raised hooks that looks like bent football gollies.and ALWAYS tighten your ribbon wheel once you snap it in place. there's a small yellow or red wheel on the top left of the ribbon cartridge.turn that until the ribbon is straight and even..i really hope this helps.
How do I replace the ribbon
Just lift it out pull on the front of ribbon. then place the new ribbon in with the rear of the ribbon down, and snap it in.
The period prints as two vertical lines and a dot
Printwheel ou of time or broken spoke on printwheel, try new wheel first, if not that switch on left side of carriage may be out of adjutment, see if printwheel is rotating when you turn on machine you should see it turn andhear it....
Has a buzz noise and won't stop
Sounds like your ribbon is stuck. Can you define if sound is mechanical , eletronic or both? Get back with me with every detail of sound and motion from the secound you turn on the switch,good luck, Bret
What do I do when my typewriter types different letters and symbols than the keys being hit
Turn the machine off then on or hold down the "code" key and hit Q "reset" key to get the machine to type the correct keys. This usually happens because something interferes with the free rotation of the printwheel. Check to be sure the ribbon and corredtion tape are installed correctly and check to be sure none of the "fingers" on the printwheel are bent outward. If a finger is bent, bend it back. If everything looks okay, the board or power supply is going bad.
Help with Typewriter
hold down the code key and press the margin release, to set margin, just hold code release margin, space over to where you want it and then press Margin set, left or right.
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