Dymo Labelmanager 160 

Thank you very much!

It’s 9V 2A? Right?

Voltage amperage?

Sorry, I just saw these comments. I’ll look and post it soon.

The power adapter I bought was a Molshine ac/dc power adapter, model PO- AD24, 9V2A.

No, there's no function for manual feeding.

I believe you can tap the to gain more blank space

Space bar...LOL

@@pommom67maga71 Thanks for the tip! But I tried it and it was working when you use 1 line only. If you use 2 lines of text than the text is not centrated anymore.

No, i tried it but you can only clear the label by backstepping each letter.

Did you ever find a way to do this? I've been looking but can't find a way to do this.

@@joandowney3190 There's no direct way sorry to say it's a design flaw. There is a workaround if the text is really long. Turn the machine off. Then hold backspace and numeral 9 together and switch the machine back on. This causes a 'reset' and clears the memory. You may then have to press the return arrow key a couple of times to clear the language tags. It's all bit of a pain but there it is. Regards P

Yes that's difficult to use with this labeler. I don't know why they do it like this.

I didn't use the 6mm tape, only the 9 and 12 mm tapes. The ones from Cidy are good, but i tried also from Unistar and Labelzone and they are also very fine. You can find the shops on aliexpress. There is a clear tape, black on clear, from Cidy and also the other stores.

The tape stills stay on after 6 months. I use it for different materials. Like on paper or plastic.

Jeroens Gadgets thanks! I’ve ordered mine today 😊

@@jeroensgadgets4582 Does the original/cidy tape stick on different materials forever? How long did it stick on your surface, I think now is over 2 years already? Do you need to replace ink? Does the ink fade after sometime? Thanks

The CIDY label is as good as the original for me. It's only a lot cheaper than the original.

Did you check the tape already? If it doesn't come out it can be the tape.

Did you use the right power adapter? Maybe it's damaged. Did you try to use batteries again?

Its 9V 2A adapter. Never use adapter which is more than 9V. Your adapter must be 2A or more.

Hi, I'm still using the one from the brand called Cidy, and they are perfect. I use them on paper and plastic materials. Even outside on plastic material in the sun and rain, they don't fade or come off.

@@jeroensgadgets4582 Thanks very much for your super prompt response! :)

@@abctheater829 You are welcome.

Thank you very much for your nice comment!

Strange, i use it for more than a year almost daily with non original Dymo tape. Still no problems.

Is it possible that you used a second line? Than you can only use 12. Also if you insert a 6 or 9 mm tapes you can not use 24. Try to clear everything and type again. I hope it works.

Thanks! What do you mean with demonstrate the pt?

Yes, you have to peel it off it the middle. So when you fold it a little, you can easy peel it off.