Paxar 9460 portable printer broken screen

Hey, please enter www.nicelabel.cl, then search for downloads / Drivers, search your printer brand and finally your model. Download the whole pack, you will have every driver you need.

Tom, You can try here for diagram, Paxar Americas, Inc. 170 Monarch Lane Miamisburg, OH 45342 800.543.6650 prompt 5 937.865.2554 fax e-mail: [email protected] www.paxar.com
Check the attached links,manual,instruction and guides, the manual does show some diagrams and how parts are situated. Good luck .
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http://www.gomaro.ch/ftproot/me9403en.pdf

The printer uses thermal direct labels, kind of like fax paper, where no ribbon has to be used.

That said, contact Avery Dennison, the people who purchased Paxar, and tell them that you need supplies for this printer. Their number is 1-800-543-6650. They can help you from there.

To buy a Paxar Monarch 9855 you can buy it to the nearest appliance center or any electronic center in your place. If you can not see that in your place you can buy it through online. Visit and inquire it in ebay or amazon website.

www.ebay.com or www.amazon.com

Thanks and good luck!

ICman

Contact AveryDennison Technical Support @ 800-543-6650

Instead of me explaining how to do this, Avery Dennison, the folks that now own Monarch/Paxar, have a site where you can either read a PDF or use one of their videos -

http://www.theretailerscatalog.com/howto.asp

You can download the manual from the Avery Dennison web site (http://www.monarch.averydennison.com/support/Monarch-9855.asp#doc). You can also download "nice" drivers at the same site.

sir,

Click this link for driver.....

http://www.paxar.com/support/service_utilities.html#WindowDrivers


Click the link and below they have the list of driver. Download it....


thanks
good luck

704 on this printer means
Printer has not sensed a supply mark within the specified number of inches.
Since this is a black mark printer, there should be black squares at the bottom of the liner that passes through the printer. If you have no black squares, then you're using the wrong supplies.

The plastic that holds the supplies in place should spring open if this is a 6032 or 6037. Some of the 6032 and 6037 printers have a supply lock that is a little gray tab at the base of the cavity where the supplies are held in place, but before they angle up past the supply sensor and over the rubbery roller. It is possible that this is locked in the wrong width for your supply size. If it is, try folding it out away from the supply roll so that the supply holder can move freely, judge the width of your supplies and use one of the 3 fixed positions for locking the supply holder in place. Your supplies should fit snugly either way.

If your supplies are loaded correctly, go into diagnostics and go through the paper registration to try and calibrate your supplies. If the printer passes, you should be good to go. If it fails, call the support line from monarch.com, and a repair tech can walk you through the proper setup by having a quick 5 minute call.

Good luck.

Your 287 error has to do with an incorrect setting for printhead width, and in the control language that your software is sending to the printer, they either have something other than 0, or there is an invalid character like a carriage return or line feed being sent to the printer.

This is a difficult one to trace since the software sends the code and you cannot necessarily change what is being sent.

Please note that the software that you really should be using is PC Mate Plus, as this is a specialized printer for Paxar supplies called Care Labels. You may be able to cheat if your software allows you to select 300DPI print heads. If not, you'll need the software I suggest.

If you do not have this software, please contact Paxar (now Avery Dennison) at 1-800-543-6650 and ask to be connected to someone in technical support or if the customer service rep can offer you a link to a website for software download, or purchase.

Ohiotech