Maintaining your p-touch labeler, Resetting the p-touch labeler, Maintenance – Brother PT-2730 User Manual

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Resetting the P-touch Labeler

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MAINTAINING YOUR P-TOUCH LABELER

You can reset the internal memory of your P-touch labeler when you want to clear all
saved label files, or in the event the P-touch labeler is not operating correctly.

Resetting data to factory settings (Downloaded data is not reset.)

Turn off the machine. Press and hold down the Shift and R keys. While holding down the

Shift and R keys, press the Power key once and then release the Shift and R keys.

Resetting data to factory settings (Downloaded data is reset.)

Turn off the machine. Press and hold down the Shift and Backspace keys. While holding

down the Shift and Backspace keys, press the Power key once and then release the Shift

and Backspace keys.

Your P-touch labeler should be cleaned on a regular basis to maintain its performance
and life span.

Cleaning the Unit

Wipe any dust and marks from the main unit using a soft, dry cloth.
Use a slightly dampened cloth on difficult to remove marks.

Cleaning the Print Head

Streaks or poor quality characters on printed
labels generally indicates that the print head is
dirty. Clean the print head using a cotton swab or
the optional print head cleaning cassette (TZ-
CL4).

Resetting the P-touch Labeler

• Release the Power key before releasing the other key.
• All text, format settings, option settings and stored label files are cleared when you reset the

P-touch labeler. Language and unit settings will also be cleared

Maintenance

Always remove the batteries and disconnect the AC adapter before cleaning the P-touch labeler.

Do not use paint thinner, benzene, alcohol or any other organic solvent. These may deform the
case or damage the appearance of your P-touch labeler.

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