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| + | [* icon_note] If you see white on the batteries, that would be corrosion. Thus meaning, the batteries are not good anymore and will need replacing. |
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| [* black] First, flip over your label maker and push down on the top part ''(by the face plate) '' and push on the circle part with ridges. Next, carefullyl open the label maker, so you don't break off the back piece. | |
| [* black] Now that you have the label maker open, check to see if the batteries are correctly in ***(if the device will not power up at all***) and if not place the six ***AAA*** batteries correctly in. Also, make sure they are pressed in tightly. After close the label maker and try to see device will power on. | |
| + | [* black] Also if you don't use batteries and only use the AC adapter. The device isn't powering on at all. Make sure the AC adapter is correctly in the outlet and pushed in fully to the connection on the label maker. |