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I would venture a guess that the sensor that detects the labels isn't working well - it's supposed to see the difference between label and backing paper and stop at the correct position.
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This is I think due to the data being sent to your printer.
On a Z4m the width is 4 inch and whatever is beyond is not printed.
On your Z6M the coordinates are valid so your printer will print the code.
You may have your contrast set too high. If it breaks as it feeds under the printhead (while printing) your contrast may be set too high. You also could have a ribbon spindle issue. Are both ribbon spindles turning?
First clean the sensor tag and sensor head open and tape. Then perform a calibration label pressing the PAUSE and FEED buttons and turn on the printer, release the keys until it starts to move the label. Wait until you are finished and ready to print.
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