20 Most Recent Dymo LabelWriter 400 Turbo Thermal Printer Questions & Answers

I'm not sure you can actually print the labels from Quickbooks, but can print address labels, etc. to use with Quickbooks invoices, etc. you will actually have to print the labels from within the label software.

Have you checked to see how many jobs you have in the print queue that have not printed? Delete all of those jobs. The current label won't print if you have others that have not printed. Hope this helps.

When you prepare the label and prior to clicking on print, be sure you select the number of labels to print. If you click on 1 copy that's all it print .

Did you change the number of copies to print prior to printing?

Contact Dymo to see if they have an updated driver

I'VE TRIED A NEW DRIVER BUT THATS NO HELP. THANK ANYHOW.


JOHN

Double check that your using correct printer driver.
Completely remove restart computer with printer discontente,then reinstall the printer.

It may be that it is only out of ink

If the problem started when you changed label rolls, the problem is most likely the newly installed label roll. In the picture below is an extract from the Dymo Users Guide going over print quality issues.

See if it still happens using a fresh label roll. From the Dymo 450 User Guide the common causes of poor print quality issues. Poor print quality is most frequently caused by one of the following: • An old roll of labels • Labels made by a manufacturer other than DYMO • Labels where the thermal coating has been compromised • A dirty print head First, make sure you are using DYMO-branded labels. Do not use third-party labels because the thermal coating on other labels has a different sensitivity than DYMO-branded labels. Also, the perforated holes between the labels made by other manufacturers are frequently not detectable by LabelWriter printers. If the print quality becomes faint, small dots of white appear scattered through the printed characters, or light and dark patches of printing appear, you are probably using a faulty roll of labels. Try using a different roll from a fresh box. If the second roll prints correctly, the problem is with the first roll of labels. Another possibility is that the LabelWriter print head needs cleaning. Every LabelWriter printer comes with a cleaning card. See "Caring for Your Printer" on page 17 for information about the LabelWriter cleaning card.

There should be a installation setup CD that came with the unit. This will install the driver(s) and software that will allow you to use it. If you don't have it anymore or cannot locate it, go to this link and download it.