Hi Adriana, Thanks for putting this video up. My Nelco keeps printing about 1/8th of an inch larger than the actual 4" x 6" label. The effect is each successive label is printed a little lower than the previous one. After about 10 labels, the top half of the image is printed on one and the bottom half is printed on the next. I've looked through all my settings and haven't been able to figure this out? Do you know what's wrong or do you have a contact that might be able to help me out? Thanks again,
This printer is inexpensive BUT you will waste a LOT of labels using this printer. When you first load the labels, it feeds about 8 labels through while it is positioning the labels for printing. These labels are then unusable . Next, after printing 4 or 5 labels, the labels are positioned wrong, so you will get part of your print job on one label, and part on the following label. Spend the extra money and buy a DYMO.
I've been using this printer for all of shipping labels, which get printed a few times a week, and I've yet to have an issue..in fact, I need to buy more labels for it because I'm about to run out.
Agree, you can't have too many label printers. I have P21 and the bigger model. I now may get this one as your review made it sooo tempting :-)
Hi Adriana,
Thanks for putting this video up. My Nelco keeps printing about 1/8th of an inch larger than the actual 4" x 6" label. The effect is each successive label is printed a little lower than the previous one. After about 10 labels, the top half of the image is printed on one and the bottom half is printed on the next. I've looked through all my settings and haven't been able to figure this out?
Do you know what's wrong or do you have a contact that might be able to help me out?
Thanks again,
Thanks for the review
How do you use the up and down arrow when editing
This printer is inexpensive BUT you will waste a LOT of labels using this printer. When you first load the labels, it feeds about 8 labels through while it is positioning the labels for printing. These labels are then unusable . Next, after printing 4 or 5 labels, the labels are positioned wrong, so you will get part of your print job on one label, and part on the following label. Spend the extra money and buy a DYMO.
I've been using this printer for all of shipping labels, which get printed a few times a week, and I've yet to have an issue..in fact, I need to buy more labels for it because I'm about to run out.
Clean the sensor and ensure you use original labels as issues can arise when you use compatibles.