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Toshiba B-EX4T1 error Paper Jam: Troubleshooting
The Toshiba B-EX4T1 error Paper Jam is a common warning that occurs when the paper path sensor fails to detect correct label advancement. This issue usually happens due to poor roll loading or adhesive residue in the path. To fix it, you need to clear the printing mechanism. This model is a high-performance label printer designed for logistics and retail.
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Common causes
- 1Incorrect alignment: labels poorly adjusted in side guides.
- 2Adhesive residue: dirt on the roller preventing smooth feeding.
- 3Dirty sensor: dust on the pass-through sensor blocking label detection.
- 4Excessive tension: roll placed poorly with too much pressure.
Solutions
Quick Diagnosis
The Paper Jam error is identified when the panel light blinks red and the software reports a feed failure. If you see labels wrapped around the roller or the head, the cause is evident.Step-by-Step Solution
- Lift the print head release lever to ease tension.
- Gently extract the jammed labels, avoiding sudden pulls that could damage sensors.
- Clean the drive roller with isopropyl alcohol to remove adhesive residue.
- Reload the paper, ensuring side guides are properly adjusted.
Prevention and Maintenance
Use labels with the correct width and ensure the media is centered. Clean the print head every time you change the roll to avoid dirt buildup that causes slipping. Deep roller cleaning is recommended at the end of every month of heavy use.When to Call a Technician
If after cleaning sensors and recalibrating media the error persists, the pass-through sensor might be damaged or misaligned, requiring professional help.Device Technical Sheet
- Technology: Thermal Transfer / Direct Thermal
- Speed: Up to 14 ips
- Connectivity: USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi optional
- Resolution: 203/305 dpi
- Consumable: B-EX Series wax or resin ribbons
- Recommended Use: Industrial / Small business
- Official Drivers
Steps to follow
- 1
Open print head
Lift the print head lever to release tension on the ribbon and labels.
- 2
Remove stuck labels
Carefully pull out the jammed labels, being careful not to damage the guide sensors.