how do you put a new ribbon in?
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Buy at an office supply place for this model. It comes in cartridge. Take out the plastic window. Look inside and you will see the old cartridge ribbon. Make note of how it fits in there. Pop it out and replace with new one.
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http://www.amazon.com/E-Goal-Splitter-Changing-Strips-Ribbon/dp/B00KL6D870/ref=pd_tcs_compl_hi_20?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0XAY26BQK1KGGX5H9KC3 Try this and cut the single end off. Makes for a nice clean install...
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Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically advance when you print and should reverse direction when it reaches the end of the spool. Hope that this helps. Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically... » Read More Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically advance when you print and should reverse direction when it reaches the end of the spool. Hope that this helps. « Show Less
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We used wide ribbon around the tiers and made a little ribbon "poof" at the top. Also made a little skirt of matching fabric to go around the base. Kind of like a mini Christmas tree skirt. I used double stick tape to hold it in place. Worked great, looked great!
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Yes.. you need to change all the ribbon system... This is the worst PC ever
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There is no ribbon - you have to purchase a new ink roller. They are very affordable - I purchase a two-pack.
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They are made of wood, about 5/8 inch thick. You could probably drill a small hole to thread a ribbon through.
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Hold the middle part where the roll goes while you unscrew the red end piece. You may need to do the same on the other side, then will need to do a similar process to resecure a new role.
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Don't really know but suggest that you check that the ribbon is working correctly and not jammed.
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Depending on what you are using the ribbon for? If being used for material or a frame, glass vase or something similar, then I would hot glue them....but, I used the ribbon for the base of a cake covered in fondant and I had it stick to the cake by using Wilton Dab and Hold adhesive.....Hope this info helps!!!
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You might have to remove the ribbon from the new spools and put it on the old ones...the diameter of replacement spools is sometimes larger than original...the ribbon would probably be fine.
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If the old cartridge is inserted, look it over before removing. Grasp the old cartridge by the solid plastic part nearest to you and lift up gently. Look how the old ribbon portion fits near the roller. Put the new ribbon in front of the guide at the roller and gently push the solid plastic part into place. I hope this has been helpful.
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This kit, the ribbon wire was just too brittle. I was extremely careful. If you can get it all to go back and fit the very first time, it would work. Any, and i mean ANY FUSSING and the ribbon wire just came off. Done deal.
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Hi Betty, well, that is the tricky part. You have to have a bit extra fabric as a "leader". When you put your ruffler on the machine make sure the screw is SUPER tight, otherwise it can vibrate loose. Make your setting adjustments on the ruffler and thread your needle with a lot of tail. Now, if you look at the black "blades" on the ruffler you'll notice you can slide your fabric between these pieces. Coming in from the left, holding your fabric tight, slide the fabric between these blades until it stops. The teeth will not allow you to pull the fabric towards you so make sure you have a couple inches extra in your left hand. You may have to pull it out and play with it a bit, I would use a test piece first. The edge of the ruffler towards you has a little slit, slide the fabric under that and you should be good to go. Now don't forget to play with your tension, because it is quite different from regular sewing. There are several fabrics I have had difficulty using, organza or anything sheer will rip from the blade teeth. I typically ruffle ribbon, so the one that works best is Grosgrain. It does take some practice to use this ruffler, just be patient. :D Good luck!
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No ribbon location is different. Also for backlit keyboard they require a special port that supports back lighting.
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I have a Remington Model 1 that I put them on and what I did was, I took the ribbon off the plastic bits and then wound the ribbon itself round the typewriter's actual ribbon holders. I couldn't find replacements anywhere else but Amazon, I checked different shops, different websites with no luck. Personally, I would go ahead and go for it! Just take the ribbon off the plastic cartridges and then wrap it round the typewriter's ribbon holders. You might get some ink your fingers, but it will come off with soap and warm water. Hope this helps and happy shopping!
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Hello. No, you cannot just push the pins in. The back board is solid. You can gently hammer pushpins in, or pin items to the ribbon or twill with sewing or florist pins. Test the weight of the items first, then have fun. I havefairly heavy jewelry hanging on rows of pushpins.