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THE MOTOR IS VERY POWERFUL AND THE LINER DRIVE ROLLER COULD CATCH THE CLOTHING WHILE THE LABELS ARE BEING APPLIED. Section 1: Unpacking and Setup Thank you for purchasing the DX850 Label Dispenser (hereafter referred to as "Label Dispenser"). The Label Dispenser includes a Power Cord, 12 volt Power Adapter and the parts shown in Figure 1-1. The Roll Bar, Roll Guides and Roll Drag Arm are located in the supply box along with the Power Cord. You will need to assemble them as shown in Figure 1-1 an

Push down the arm approximately 1/2 inch more. Attempt to place the container back on the rollers. The goal is to easily be able to place the container, yet still have sufficient downward pressure on the container. This downward pressure is more important for smaller, lighter containers such as pill bottles. The Container Pressure Arm is optional for larger and/or heavier bottles such as wine bottles. (Figure 3-5.) Figure 3-5. AP360/362 Label Applicator 11 Section 4: Applying the Label A. Apply

Roll Bar Roll Guides Label Sensor Flag Label Sensor Bracket Container Guides Container Idler Roller Container Drive Roller Container Pressure Arm Liner Idler Roller Liner Drive Roller Control Panel (AP362 only) Foot Switch Peel Edge Power Switch Power Input 12V Roll Bar Roll Guides Feed Area (under grey bar) AP360/362 Label Applicator 3 Power Cord Roll Drag Arm Power Adapter Section 2: Loading the Label Stock 1. Remove the Roll Bar and Roll Guides from the Label Applicator. The Roll Guides and R