1. Turn off printer. Open the Cover and use the alcohol pads to wipe the Printhead and Platen Roller clean. (Any 70% Alcohol pad would work.) Allow 2-3 minutes for components to dry, then close the Cover and turn Label Printer back on. NOTE: Firmly press the Cover to confirm that it has been completely closed.

1. Most of the poor printing results are printed with low quality source files. Print the sample label to test if your printer is working well. This label is provided at standard quality and should print clearly. Change the label size on your computer to 4x6 inches before printing the same label.
2. If only some parts of the label or a few labels are not printed clearly, the reason may be one of the following:
2.1. Cover is not completely closed. Firmly press the Cover to confirm that it has been completely closed.
2.2. The quality of label paper: The darkness of the label depends on the label manufacturer. High quality labels produce darker prints.
2.3. Margins and paper size: Please make sure the label size is correct before printing. If the content exceeds the label size, the printer may 'shrink' the size to a smaller size resulting in faded content.
NOTE: If you are printing 4 x 6 inches labels, the sample 4 x 6 inches label should take up the full width and height of your label.
2.4. Print density and speed: Follow these steps to set up print density and speed.
Mac: Open desired file and printing->Click 'Show Details'->Select 'Printer Features' in 'Preview', then you can change the Darkness(0-15).
Windows: Open 'Printers and Devices' -> right click on 'Label Printer'-> 'Printing references'-> 'Advanced'-> select 'print density' (1-15).
Note: Setting the density too high may cause some unwanted dark lines and/or the label getting too hot and sticking to the printhead.
2.5. Dust or adhesive on the Printhead: Open Cover and use the alcohol pads to wipe the Printhead and Platen Roller clean. (Any 70% Alcohol pad would work.) Allow 2 minutes for components to dry, then close the Cover and turn Label Printer back on.