Why is part of the label cut off of the right side of my shipping label?

Log in to your Amazon account
Click on your Name/Accounts & Lists upper right
Choose My Orders, Track, Return, Buy things again
Find the item you wish to return and select it
Click button on the right on what you wish to do
Follow the Amazon instructions and print off the Return
Shipping Label and any other paper work that needs to be in the box with the item.
Seal the box and attach the shipping label.

try to reset printer to factory default. dowload the seagullscientific drivers and reset from there, much easier. hope it helps, Paulo.

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Why is the light on the front of my Model 330 LabelWriter blinking?

There are 5 possible reasons for this:

1. The labels are not left-justified
   • Verify that the labels are left justified and loaded properly in the LabelWriter. Click here for more information on loading the labels in the LabelWriter.
2. There is paper dust or a piece of a label blocking the sensor
   • Take the roll of labels out of the printer and use the provided cleaning card to clean your unit. Click here for more information on using a DYMO Cleaning Card. You can also use compressed air by blowing some air along the left side of the paper path inside the printer.
     
3. The labels you are using do not have the index marks properly cut out between each label
   • If the index holes are not cut cleanly, you may run into this problem. Try a different roll of labels.
4. You are not using DYMO labels
   • If you are not using DYMO labels (or are unsure whether or not you are), please obtain a roll of DYMO labels and try to print again. DYMO labels are made specifically for our printers.
5. The photo sensor that reads the index mark has failed
   • If this is the case, the unit will need to come in for repair. Select the Ask A Question tab at the top of this page to contact our Technical Support team. Please include the following information so that we can set up a Return Material Authorization (RMA) for you:
     • Full Name
     • Full Shipping Address (No PO boxes)
     • Phone Number
     • Date of Purchase
     • Model Number (a 5-digit number found on the bottom of your LabelWriter)
     • The 11-digit number under the barcode on the same label
     • Serial Number (located on the bottom of the printer, starting with "S/N" -- it also contains a dash after the first five numbers)
     • If your unit is out of warranty (beyond 2 years from the original date of purchase), please provide us with a method of payment (including expiration date, if using a credit card). The cost to repair your unit is either $75, which includes UPS Ground return shipping, or $90 for UPS Next Day Air return shipping. Please let us know which return method you desire.

So the left side is blank ? Usually caused by an imbalance across the printhead. Check the toggle pressure on the left side. Each toggle has a dial on top for adjusting the down pressure. Probably less pressure on the left than the right. Quick test would be to use your finger to put some down pressure on the left side of the printhead while printing. If the print is there, you have your answer. If still no printing, then something else is happening.

Hope that helps !

The problem is that the printhead is damaged and will have to be replaced. Assuming there are no other letters in the TLP2844 model number you gave then the part number for the printhead is G105910-053 and will cost around $100. Hope that helps.

It isn't actually "before the actual letter comes out," as you said, but rather after. You have probably noticed that you must do a "feed" first or the cut won't clear the end of the label and you have to do it again. This just reflects the distance between the print head and the cutting bar.
There's no way to avoid this if you must have the one label you just printed right away and you don't have any more labels to make at the moment.
However, if you have several labels to make, you can economize by printing them one right after the other (without any "feeds" or cuts), then once you're all done, do a "feed" and cut. The labels will be close together, with little waste except at the ends, and you can cut them apart with a scissors.

This is due to the print template you have chosen.

control panel > printers > right click dymo print icon > properties > press "printing prefrences" in General tab > click "Advanced" button in layout tab

Here you can choose the paper size. The dymo "shipping label" (30573) sold in most office stores is template number is "30323 Shipping".

Also these templates choices are available in the software you are using to print the labels under file -> print setup or whatever your software calls it..maybe "print setup"
Hope this helps.

If your not getting an error message I would suspect that the margins have somehow been set beyond the printable area. I don't know what the width on a "Military Shipping Label" is but I've had issues with Zebra label printers printing on the very edges of the labels.

Send the shipping label to the printer first in your software.

This isn't a printer issue. It only prints stuff in the order received.

Steve W.
LazerTek, LLC