My machine (DYMO 4XL) makes weird noise when using these labels.Before using this I was using branded DYMO and wasn't making this like staple noise. ?
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Perhaps they are not loaded properly. I use they labels in my DYMO LabelWriter 4XL with no issues.
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I don't know Brothers labelmakers , but Dymo can print also on termoschrinking tube and usually Dymo cartridges are easier to find here in Europe . The Rhino have plenty type of font and also special symbols ( ground symbol ,breaker symbol etc. )in its memory and also this help a lot .
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My experience is that you can't get the printer to print anything! It's the only product I've purchased from Amazon that I had to return. I did some research and found that a myriad of people had problems with this device. The folks at DYMO gave some stale instructions that did not help. I WOULD NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!! IT DOESN'T WORK!!!
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We have actually experienced the same issue with the banging sound. It isn't consistent from use to use or even within one session. It doesn't appear to alter the performance, but it is certainly annoying. It isn't clear what the cause is so I'm hoping it isn't causing internal damage to the machine.
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I dumped my DiacPainter and got an Epsom printer that prints discs and it does a superior job compared to the Dymo. Never a single quality problem and never a clogged cartridge.
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I am using the machine for the first time. It's making such a big noise. Stopped the machine and checked it for several times but my effort made no difference. Looking at the manual, it said that means the dough is too dry and adding some water may solve the problem. I will try that solution next time.
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No, these labels are not compatible with the Dymo 450. The Zebra and Dymo printers have different ways of differentiating the labels. As stated in the title, "Compatible with Neatoscan and Zebra Printers." Thank you.
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I'm sorry I do not know the answer to you question. I have to take my Dymo into Staples. - I think that would be best. Then you can get exactly the right one!!
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I have this same printer, normal operation is very quiet, so you have a absolute problem. I've experienced some major plastic gear grinding noises that are very loud. What I found the solution to be was to open the rear paper jam panel and slam it shut a couple times. Drop the front panel down and just under the toner cartridges you'll see a small handle, bottom dead center. This pulls out the entire assembly holding all the toner packs in. Pull it out just a couple inches and slam it back in a couple times, then close the front door and carefully look at the top of the door making sure its even all the way across the top, if its off just slightly you don;t have that other part that holds all the toner pushed all the way in properly. Also pull the paper tray out and take extra care to make sure you're getting it pushed in properly. I don;t know which one of those things solved the problem, but by doing all of the above I no longer have the noise issue (severe noise at that) and now it prints and runs smooth and quiet.
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I don't know of any way to get around this "feature". The machine appears to be programmed to stick the inch or so leader on the label. It appears to me that the manufacturer knew this was a issue because they print the two small dots at the point where the label has to be cut to center it. I wish I had a solution for you. Good luck in finding one.
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I have this same problem. It's loud and I can't for the life of me figure out why it started or how to stop it. I'll have to buy a new machine (not this one).
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Looks like the others have covered it, the Dymo 450 Turbo prints on LabelWriter (LW) labels that you can customize. The label rolls are inserted under the dome. The D1 tape labels work with other Dymo products.
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DYMO discontinued support several years back. If you have proof of purchase DYMO will give you a refund on your disc printer as they did with me. But that has been a couple of years back. Good luck.
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This is a very common problem. Even our printers at work with the original Toner from Canon will have problems on Labels. Set printer to heavy paper to see if it helps.
200415
This is normal. All inkjet printers I have used and seen do this. It is just aligning the heads automatically. However, professional printers make a different noise but more of an abrupt 'jarring' sound due to the larger mechanical sensors.
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We have the Dymo label #1738542. From the pics the 1755120 looks like the one we have. The labels work very well. Have had complaints. Easy to load and less waste. Hope this helps a little.
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Authentic blank Dymo Stamps. Other manufacturers won't do. That's all that's needed to use this scale and that's only if you have the LabelWriter 400 Turbo or other Dymo printers that'll print Dymo Stamps. The scale will weigh up to two pounds, but if you want to weigh more than two pounds then you must sign up with Dymo for $9.99 a month to weigh packages up to 10 pounds. If you weigh lots of packages monthly then this is a good deal. I don't, so I just use the scale to weigh up to 2 lbs. The scale is completely accurate as well. I've weighed boxes here on the Dymo scale and took them to the post office to verify the weight and postage, and both were right on. Try it, you'll like it. Authentic blank Dymo Stamps. Other manufacturers won't do. That's all that's needed to use this scale and that's only if you have the LabelWriter 400 Turbo or other Dymo printers that'll print Dymo Stamps. The scale will weigh up to two pounds, but if you want to weigh more than two pounds then you must sign up with Dymo for $9.99 a month to weigh packages up to 10 pounds. If you weigh lots of packages monthly then this is a good deal. I don't, so I just use the scale to weigh up to 2 lbs. The scale is completely accurate as well. I've weighed boxes here on the Dymo scale and took them to... » Read More Authentic blank Dymo Stamps. Other manufacturers won't do. That's all that's needed to use this scale and that's only if you have the LabelWriter 400 Turbo or other Dymo printers that'll print Dymo Stamps. The scale will weigh up to two pounds, but if you want to weigh more than two pounds then you must sign up with Dymo for $9.99 a month to weigh packages up to 10 pounds. If you weigh lots of packages monthly then this is a good deal. I don't, so I just use the scale to weigh up to 2 lbs. The scale is completely accurate as well. I've weighed boxes here on the Dymo scale and took them to the post office to verify the weight and postage, and both were right on. Try it, you'll like it. « Show Less