When working with advanced labeling machines like those from Solo Labeller Technology, occasional resets may be necessary to address issues such as misalignments, feed errors, or system glitches. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the proper steps to reset your Solo Labeller machine effectively and get back to seamless operation in no time. When Should You Reset the Machine?
Resetting your Solo Labeller machine is typically required under the following circumstances:

1. An error code appears on the display panel.
2. The labeling alignment or label feed stops working correctly.
3. The machine becomes unresponsive or experiences a software glitch.
4. After clearing a mechanical blockage or replacing parts.

Understanding when to reset the machine can save time and ensure smooth operations. Step-by-Step Reset Guide
Follow these steps to reset your Solo Labeller machine safely and efficiently:
1. Turn Off the Machine

• Locate the main power switch on the machine and turn it off.
• Wait for approximately 30 seconds to ensure the system fully powers down and any residual charge is discharged.

2. Inspect for Mechanical Obstructions

• Check the machine’s critical components, such as the label rollers, applicators, and sensors, for any blockages or debris.
• Remove any loose labels, adhesive residue, or materials that could hinder the machine’s operation.

3. Power On the Machine

• Turn the main power switch back on and allow the machine to initialize. Solo Labeller machines are designed to perform a self-check during startup to identify potential issues.

4. Recalibrate the Label Sensor

• Locate the label sensor adjustment panel on your Solo Labeller machine.
• Follow the instructions in the user manual to recalibrate the sensor for detecting labels.
• Adjust sensitivity settings if necessary to ensure accurate label detection.

5. Test Run the Machine

• Load a sample roll of labels and run a few test products through the system.
• Observe the labeling process to confirm that alignment and label application are functioning correctly.
• Make minor adjustments to the settings if needed.

Pro Tips for Solo Labeller Users

• Document Error Codes: If an error code appears, write it down before resetting. This information can help identify recurring issues and assist Solo Labeller’s technical support team in troubleshooting.
• Regular Maintenance: Preventive maintenance, such as cleaning the applicators and sensors, can reduce the frequency of resets and improve overall machine performance.
• Keep Spare Parts Handy: Stock essential components like rollers and sensors to minimize downtime when replacements are needed.

When to Seek Technical Support
If the reset process does not resolve the issue, or if the error recurs frequently, it may be time to contact Solo Labeller’s technical support team. Before reaching out, gather the following details:

• Machine model and serial number.
• Description of the issue and any error codes displayed.
• Steps you have already taken to troubleshoot the problem.

Our dedicated support team is here to help you get your machine back in optimal working condition.