Labelmate LD-100-RS User manual

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Product Limited Warranty
Labelmate USA warrants to the original end-user customer that Labelmate USA products will be free from
defects in materials and workmanship for the duration described herein below. Labelmate USA’s Limited
Warranty covers only those defects that arise as a result of normal use of the products and does not cover
any other problems, including those that arise as a result of: (i) improper maintenance or modification; (ii)
parts or supplies not provided or supported by Labelmate USA; (iii) operation outside the products’
specifications; or (iv) unauthorized repair, modification or misuse. Use of any unauthorized accessory or
attachment will void coverage.
The Warranty period for all products commences the date of shipment from Labelmate USA and accrues to
the original end-user customer. Warranty coverage is non-transferable and terminates immediately upon
rental, resale or any other change in ownership. Original purchase documentation should be retained for
Warranty coverage verification.
In the event Labelmate USA substantiates, during the applicable Warranty period, a defect in any product
which is covered by Labelmate USA’s Warranty, Labelmate USA shall repair or replace the product, at
Labelmate USA’s option. Labelmate USA retains sole discretion to determine whether or not a product is
defective. In no event shall Labelmate USA have any obligation to repair or replace until the customer
returns the defective product to Labelmate USA. The customer assumes any and all responsibility and
liability associated with transportation of products for service under this Warranty.
In the event your product requires service or you have questions regarding Warranty coverage, please call
toll-free [phone] inside the United States, or [phone] outside the United States.
LABELMATE MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY, SATISFACTORY QUALITY, AND/OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. NO OTHER PERSON, AGENT, DEALER OR RESELLER IS
AUTHORIZED TO GIVE ANY WARRANTIES ON BEHALF OF LABELMATE. ANY OBLIGATION TO
WARRANTY OTHER THAN THAT SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED HEREIN IS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED.
WARRANTY PERIOD PRODUCTS COVERED
5-Years “CAT” and “Mini CAT” Label Rewinders
“UCAT” Label Unwinders
3-Years
Label Counters (Excluding Counter Displays and Encoders)
Label Dispensers (Excluding Counter Displays)
Label Slitters (Mechanical Parts Only - excluding Counter Displays)
Reel-to-Reel Machines (Excluding Counter Displays and Encoders)
Print Mechanisms (Excluding Counter Displays and Encoders)
Bottle Label Applicators (Excluding Polyurethane Rollers)
Quick-Chucks
1-Year
Power Supplies, AC/DC Adaptors and Transformers
Counter Displays
Encoders
Any other products or parts not specified herein
180-Days Out-of-Warranty Repairs
MADE IN USA
IMPORTANT NOTES:
The LD-100-RS is for opaque labels only. Keep the Stripper Bar and Web Guide
Rods clean. Use isopropyl alcohol or “Goo-Gone”™ to clean adhesive residue
from parts. Adhesive buildup can cause malfunction and damage to your Unit.
Do not use any chemicals on the Sensor or the Sensor Eye. Use only a cloth or
paper towel moistened with water.
LD-100-RS
Label Dispensers
LD-100-RS
Retain the Shipping Container and Packaging for Storage and Transport.
• KEEP MANUAL IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE •
Switched HI-LOW Speed
Adjustable Label Sensor
For Opaque Labels
Remove all parts from shipping container and verify contents.
Package Contents
LD-100-RS Label Dispenser
AC-DC Adapter (Power Supply Module)
User Manual (this document)
LABELMATE USA LLC

SET-UP AND USE (Refer to Figures 1 - 5 Next Page)
1. Make sure the Power Switch is in the center “OFF” position.
2. Set your Label Dispenser in place and plug the cord from the Power
Supply Module into the Power Input Jack on the rear of the Unit.
3. Connect the Power Supply Module to a suitable AC power source.
4. Place your roll of labels onto the white Supply Shaft “A” and slide the white
plastic Guide Rings “B” to the width of your label web and tighten the
thumb screws. The Label Web can be adjusted from side to side as
required to ensure that the labels line-up with the reflective Sensor “J”.
5. Thread the label web under Guide Rod “C” and then between the Stripper
Bar “E” and Guide Rod “D” as illustrated on the diagram label on the unit.
6. Pull the label web UNDER the Stripper Bar “E” and over Guide Rod “F”.
Slide the Aluminum Guide Ring “G” into position to maintain the web
alignment, and tighten the thumb-screw.
7. Loosen the white plastic Key “I” in the Take-up Shaft by pulling it out as
shown in Figure 2, and insert the leading edge of the liner into the slot
between the Key and the Shaft “H” as shown in Figure 3.
8. Pinch the liner tightly between the Shaft and the Key by lifting and
pressing the Key forward firmly as shown in Figure 4.
9. Rotate the angle of the Sensor “J” by turning the black knob so that the
Sensor is pointing up at the bottom of the Stripper Bar “E”. Place the
Power Switch in the “LOW” position. Slowly rotate the Sensor down until
the label begins to advance. Continue to rotate the Sensor slowly until the
desired label length is protruding as shown in Figure 5.
10. Use the “HIGH” or “LOW” Switch settings to select the desired speed.
11. IMPORTANT – Lift labels UP when removing them from the
Dispenser. Do not pull them to the side.
12. To remove the waste liner that accumulates on the Take-up Shaft “H”,
release the plastic Key “I” by pulling it out away from the machine, and
then slide the roll of waste liner off the Shaft.
13. If excess dust or dirt accumulates on the Label Sensor Eye the Dispenser
may not sense labels correctly. Use a cloth or paper towel dampened with
water to gently clean the Label Sensor. Do not use any chemicals on the
sensor.
WARNING
This product is for indoor use only.
Not for use in wet locations.
Unplug unit before removing waste
material or performing any cleaning or
maintenance services.
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2 FIGURE 3
FIGURE 4 FIGURE 5
A
C
D
E
F
B
G
HI
J