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TM-m30II-SL

User's Manual

Epson

TM-m30II-SL

User's Manual

Troubleshoot
Troubleshooting

Before Using the Printer

Important Safety InformationProduct Information PageChecking Items Included with the Printer

Part Names

FrontBottomConnectors

Setup of the Tablet

Tablets that Can be Mounted to the PrinterFront tabletRear displayPreparation for SetupMounting the Front TabletConnecting Peripheral DevicesConnecting the AC CableAttaching the Lock Lever CoverReplacing the Tablet Table

Setup of the Printer

Placing the PrinterChanging the Paper WidthConnecting Peripheral DevicesUsing the Power Switch CoverConnecting Smart Devices

Basic Operations

Turning the Power On/OffInstalling or Replacing the Roll PaperHow to Hold the PrinterTransporting the Printer

Cleaning

Cleaning the Printer CaseCleaning the Thermal Head and the Platen Roller

Troubleshooting

Meanings of LED IndicationsPrintout is FaintCannot PrintWhen the Roll Paper JamsWhen Sending for Repair

Using the Optional Products

OT-DM30SL (Customer Display)OT-WH30SL (Wall Hanging Bracket Set)

Appendix

SpecificationsOptional KitsRestriction of UseCAUTIONSTrademarks

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Meanings of LED Indications

The LED lights on the printer indicate printer status and communication status.
If an error or trouble occurs, check to see which LED light stays on or off, or is flashing.
For explanation of the LED lights, see Front.

Printer Status Indications

: Ignore the LED lights shown with this icon in the table.

Panel LED

Printer status and troubleshooting

Error code

Normal status. The printer is ready to print.
If the printer does not print, check the communication status LED lights.

-

The printer is in the initializing process to start after power-on.
Wait until the printer goes into the normal mode.

-

  • The roll paper cover is open. Check whether the roll paper cover is tightly closed.

  • An auto cutter error is detected. Check whether a jammed paper or a foreign object is interrupting the cutter.
    When the Roll Paper Jams

  • Temperature of the thermal head is high. Due to the high temperature, the printer stopped printing. Printing starts again automatically when the thermal head temperature falls.

AAA21/3CA22

The printer has run out of roll paper. Check whether the roll paper is correctly installed and any roll paper remains.
Installing or Replacing the Roll Paper

-

The printer is running out of roll paper.

This error is indicated only when the printer has been placed vertically.

-

Turn the printer off, and after 10 seconds, turn it back on. If the Error LED turns on again even after turning the power back on, a malfunction may have occurred. Contact your qualified service personnel.

AKA41/AKA42/ AKA52/AKA58/ APA13A/APA13B/APA14/APA141

The Error LED flashes during five seconds after a device is connected, and then turns off.

An unsupported device is connected to the USB-A - Device Charging and/or the Type-A USB connector.
Communication with the device is not possible but the device can be charged.

-

*About the error codes
When contacting qualified service personnel for help, tell the error code (five or six digit alphanumeric code) displayed on your application software to smoothly troubleshoot the problem.

Bluetooth Communication Status Indications

: Ignore the LED lights shown with this icon in the table.

Panel LED

Printer status

The printer is connected via Bluetooth.

The printer is not connected via Bluetooth.

The printer is waiting to be paired with another device.

Network Connection Status Indications

: Ignore the LED lights shown with this icon in the table.

Panel LED

Printer status

The printer is connected to Wi-Fi.

The printer is not connected to Wi-Fi (IP address has not been acquired).

The printer is connected to Ethernet.

The printer is not connected to Ethernet (IP address has not been acquired).

The printer is starting the network firmware.

The printer is not connected to Ethernet nor Wi-Fi.

Other Problems

  • If your printout is faint, see Printout is Faint.

  • If none of the LED lights turn on, check whether the power supply cable is correctly connected to the printer and the socket.

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Troubleshoot
Troubleshooting

Before Using the Printer

Important Safety InformationProduct Information PageChecking Items Included with the Printer

Part Names

FrontBottomConnectors

Setup of the Tablet

Tablets that Can be Mounted to the PrinterFront tabletRear displayPreparation for SetupMounting the Front TabletConnecting Peripheral DevicesConnecting the AC CableAttaching the Lock Lever CoverReplacing the Tablet Table

Setup of the Printer

Placing the PrinterChanging the Paper WidthConnecting Peripheral DevicesUsing the Power Switch CoverConnecting Smart Devices

Basic Operations

Turning the Power On/OffInstalling or Replacing the Roll PaperHow to Hold the PrinterTransporting the Printer

Cleaning

Cleaning the Printer CaseCleaning the Thermal Head and the Platen Roller

Troubleshooting

Meanings of LED IndicationsPrintout is FaintCannot PrintWhen the Roll Paper JamsWhen Sending for Repair

Using the Optional Products

OT-DM30SL (Customer Display)OT-WH30SL (Wall Hanging Bracket Set)

Appendix

SpecificationsOptional KitsRestriction of UseCAUTIONSTrademarks

Top > Troubleshooting > Meanings of LED Indications

Meanings of LED Indications

The LED lights on the printer indicate printer status and communication status.
If an error or trouble occurs, check to see which LED light stays on or off, or is flashing.
For explanation of the LED lights, see Front.

Printer Status Indications

: Ignore the LED lights shown with this icon in the table.

Panel LED

Printer status and troubleshooting

Error code

Normal status. The printer is ready to print.
If the printer does not print, check the communication status LED lights.

-

The printer is in the initializing process to start after power-on.
Wait until the printer goes into the normal mode.

-

  • The roll paper cover is open. Check whether the roll paper cover is tightly closed.

  • An auto cutter error is detected. Check whether a jammed paper or a foreign object is interrupting the cutter.
    When the Roll Paper Jams

  • Temperature of the thermal head is high. Due to the high temperature, the printer stopped printing. Printing starts again automatically when the thermal head temperature falls.

AAA21/3CA22

The printer has run out of roll paper. Check whether the roll paper is correctly installed and any roll paper remains.
Installing or Replacing the Roll Paper

-

The printer is running out of roll paper.

This error is indicated only when the printer has been placed vertically.

-

Turn the printer off, and after 10 seconds, turn it back on. If the Error LED turns on again even after turning the power back on, a malfunction may have occurred. Contact your qualified service personnel.

AKA41/AKA42/ AKA52/AKA58/ APA13A/APA13B/APA14/APA141

The Error LED flashes during five seconds after a device is connected, and then turns off.

An unsupported device is connected to the USB-A - Device Charging and/or the Type-A USB connector.
Communication with the device is not possible but the device can be charged.

-

*About the error codes
When contacting qualified service personnel for help, tell the error code (five or six digit alphanumeric code) displayed on your application software to smoothly troubleshoot the problem.

Bluetooth Communication Status Indications

: Ignore the LED lights shown with this icon in the table.

Panel LED

Printer status

The printer is connected via Bluetooth.

The printer is not connected via Bluetooth.

The printer is waiting to be paired with another device.

Network Connection Status Indications

: Ignore the LED lights shown with this icon in the table.

Panel LED

Printer status

The printer is connected to Wi-Fi.

The printer is not connected to Wi-Fi (IP address has not been acquired).

The printer is connected to Ethernet.

The printer is not connected to Ethernet (IP address has not been acquired).

The printer is starting the network firmware.

The printer is not connected to Ethernet nor Wi-Fi.

Other Problems

  • If your printout is faint, see Printout is Faint.

  • If none of the LED lights turn on, check whether the power supply cable is correctly connected to the printer and the socket.

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