Brother P-touch PT-1750 Manual

The Brother P-touch PT-1750 is a compact electronic label maker featuring a full keyboard, LCD display, multiple font styles and sizes, decorative frames, automatic tape cutting, and support for various tape widths. It is powered by AC adapter or batteries, designed for home, office, and organizational use. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation & Power 3. First-Time Setup 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Functions 6. Creating Labels 7. Advanced Features 8. Tape Replacement 9. Care & Maintenance 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Keyboard, LCD Display, Tape Cassette Slot, Power Switch, AC Adapter Port, Battery Compartment, Print/Cut Mechanism.

Feature	Description
LCD Display	Shows text, formatting, and tape length before printing
Full Keyboard	QWERTY layout with function keys for formatting
Tape Cassette Slot	Accepts Brother TZe tape cassettes in various widths and colors
Automatic Cutter	Cuts tape automatically after printing (optional setting)
Power Options	AC adapter (included) or 6 AA batteries (not included)
Font Styles & Sizes	Multiple fonts and point sizes available
Frames & Symbols	Decorative borders and preset symbols for labels
Preview Function	View label on screen before printing
Memory Function	Store frequently used labels for quick recall
Auto Power Off	Conserves power after period of inactivity

Installation & Power

Unpack and inspect contents. Place on clean, flat surface.

Install batteries: Open battery compartment, insert 6 AA batteries observing polarity.
Connect AC adapter: Plug adapter into port and into wall outlet (optional).
Insert tape cassette: Open cassette cover, insert tape with printed side facing out, close cover.
Power on: Slide POWER switch to ON position.

WARNING! Use only Brother recommended AC adapter and TZe tape cassettes. Do not mix old and new batteries.

First-Time Setup

Power on the label maker; LCD will illuminate.

Set language: Press FUNCTION, then LANGUAGE to select English (default).
Set tape width: Machine detects tape automatically; confirm on display.
Set auto-cut: Press FUNCTION, then SETUP to enable/disable automatic cutting.
Test print: Type a sample word and press PRINT to ensure proper operation.

CAUTION! Ensure tape cassette is properly seated. Do not force cassette cover.

Specifications

Model: Brother P-touch PT-1750.
Tape Compatibility: Brother TZe series tapes (3.5mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm widths).
Print Resolution: Standard resolution for clear text and graphics.
Display: Multi-line LCD with backlight (on some models).
Power Supply: AC adapter (input 120V AC, 60Hz) or 6x AA batteries.
Fonts: Multiple included (e.g., Gothic, Sans Serif, Script).
Label Length: Up to 999 characters per label (limited by memory).
Operating Temperature: 50°F to 104°F (10°C to 40°C).
Dimensions: Compact desktop design.
Weight: Lightweight for portability.

Controls and Functions

Access functions via keyboard and FUNCTION key. Front Panel: POWER, PRINT, CUT (manual), FUNCTION, CURSOR keys, SPACE, BACKSPACE, CLEAR.

Keyboard: Alphanumeric keys, Font key, Size key, Style (Bold/Italic/Underline), Frame key, Symbol key.

Formatting: Select font (FONT), size (SIZE), style (STYLE), frames (FRAME), symbols (SYMBOL). Settings: Auto-cut on/off, language, unit (inch/mm), contrast adjust. Memory: Store (STORE) and recall (RECALL) labels. Preview: Display shows exact layout before printing.

Creating Labels

Supports text, symbols, and frames.

Turn on power and ensure tape is loaded.
Type text using keyboard; use SPACE and BACKSPACE as needed.
Format text: Press FONT, SIZE, or STYLE to change appearance.
Add frame or symbol: Press FRAME or SYMBOL, select from list.
Preview: Check LCD for layout and length.
Print: Press PRINT; label prints and automatically cuts if enabled.
Manual cut: Press CUT button if auto-cut is off.
Power off after use to conserve batteries.

Tip: Use preview to avoid wasting tape. For long labels, consider breaking into multiple sections.

Advanced Features

Memory: Store up to 9 labels. Press STORE, select number, then RECALL to use. Sequential Numbering: Print labels with incrementing numbers. Mirror Printing: For creating labels to view from opposite side (e.g., windows).

Tape Replacement

When tape runs out or to change color/width:

Power off the label maker.
Open cassette cover by pressing release latch.
Remove old cassette.
Insert new TZe cassette with printed side facing out and arrow aligned.
Close cover firmly until it clicks.
Power on; machine will recognize new tape.

WARNING! Do not touch print head. Use only genuine Brother TZe tapes.

Care & Maintenance

Unplug AC adapter and remove batteries before cleaning. Use dry, soft cloth to wipe exterior. For print head, use cotton swab lightly dampened with isopropyl alcohol (do not drip).

CAUTION! Never use abrasive cleaners or solvents. Keep away from liquids and extreme temperatures.

Regulatory Information

FCC Part 15: Class B digital device; complies with interference limits for residential use. Copyright © Brother Industries, Ltd. For support, visit www.brother-usa.com or contact Brother Customer Service at 1-877-267-8437.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
No power	Batteries/AC adapter	Check battery polarity; replace batteries; ensure AC adapter is connected securely.
Nothing prints	Tape cassette/cover	Ensure tape cassette is inserted correctly; cassette cover is fully closed.
Print is faint or missing	Low tape/print head	Replace tape cassette; clean print head with isopropyl alcohol swab.
Text does not appear on LCD	Contrast setting	Adjust LCD contrast via FUNCTION > SETUP.
Tape jams or does not feed	Obstruction/wrong tape	Power off, open cover, remove jammed tape; ensure correct TZe tape type.
Auto-cut not working	Setting/mechanical	Enable auto-cut in settings; ensure cutter blade is not obstructed.

Reset: Remove batteries and AC adapter for 2 minutes, then re-power.

Service: 1-877-267-8437; www.brother-usa.com