how to removing a mistake
1862315
I have not had to but since this is an oil based paint marker I'd be willing to bet paint remover would do it. Might also be able to use Nail polish remover. Just need to be careful as both of these chemicals may damage the thing you painted especially plastics.
1269039
Just go back to your orders and click on return or replace item. I think, I haven't done one yet. Hope that helps.
891583
It's been my experience that you cannot remove and replace. I've not tried it with this particular product, I'm just speaking from past experience with others. Hope this helps.
644496
I am not sure. I would guess you should use a pry bar or scraper. Amount of care depends on if you want to re-use the device.
48254
Not too sure. Best thing to do is google the item you are trying to replace.
1250631
To be honest, it was sort of automatic - I took note how the old one came out and then just stuck the new one in - can't remember if there is a tab you're supposed to tear off before re-inserting. Sorry I can't be more helpful than that. Good luck :)
1350382
The main 2 mistakes I made were: 1, forgetting I had to pull on the ribbon to lift out the battery; 2, after plugging in the new battery ( you have to be careful to match up the + and -. This is a major design flaw. White on white symbols while your on a step stool at a very uncomfortable angle? Really; sadists). Then just remember to hold down that plastic lever, press the battery in and you're done. Well except for the three pronged connection. For this take a deep breath and let it out slowly as you finagle the connection. Done. And god please bless mediocre designers. The main 2 mistakes I made were: 1, forgetting I had to pull on the ribbon to lift out the battery; 2, after plugging in the new battery ( you have to be careful to match up the + and -. This is a major design flaw. White on white symbols while your on a step stool at a very uncomfortable angle? Really; sadists). Then just remember to hold down that plastic lever, press the battery in and you're done. Well except for the three pronged connection. For this take a deep breath and let it out slowly as you finagle the connection. Done. And god please bless mediocre... » Read More The main 2 mistakes I made were: 1, forgetting I had to pull on the ribbon to lift out the battery; 2, after plugging in the new battery ( you have to be careful to match up the + and -. This is a major design flaw. White on white symbols while your on a step stool at a very uncomfortable angle? Really; sadists). Then just remember to hold down that plastic lever, press the battery in and you're done. Well except for the three pronged connection. For this take a deep breath and let it out slowly as you finagle the connection. Done. And god please bless mediocre designers. « Show Less
1642240
I need to make a correction to the size of the letters is 5/8 of an inch not 3/4.
1622361
You may be able to fix, using your 'settings', under language/input where you define how the 'device' expects to get information. There are basic 'keyboard' options, and more advanced settings for how much you want the device to make [what it considers] corrections' to your input 'errors'. Of course, you know that you put in what you 'wanted to input', but based on those 'translation/dictionary' settings, it can take over and [over-rule/over-write] your input. Best of luck.
571409
I'm not sure about deleting, but all codes can be overwritten except the default. There is a way to reset the default, but I'd need to find it again.
1759588
yes to both questions, just write down what the error is so you can tell your mechanic
1404552
Make sure your input is set correctly. You may have changed something there
1562957
hi, same thing happened to me. I had to take it the store for them to do it. was afraid I would mess something up. sorry I could not help
1484570
Depends on the model. In ours your remove the ribbon. Then underneath is a second cartridge which contains the correction ribbon. Remove the correction ribbon and replace it with the new correction ribbon (and this is tough because you have to be sure you have the shiny side facing you and the correction side facing in, have the ribbon unwind from the correct side, and wind the end of the ribbon to make sure it is taught and threads through the tiny guides), after you get the correction ribbon on, its easy because you just snap in the brother typewriter ribbon.
1081722
Hello, Thank you for your question. I do not believe these can be removed without breaking the item.
484132
If it's printing good, no streaks on the edges where you can see the drum leaving a roll spot - then you can reset the drum counter. Do this by opening the compartment where you put the toner and drum. Hit the clear button and a message will come on replace drum (y/n), hit yes and it will take replace drum error away. We only replace the drum when it starts to print bad, every 40-50 thousand copies instead of the recommended 20 thousand copies.
803947
The one I got was remove and replace, was pretty simple but look on utube it will show you how to do it step by step..