Amber LED is Blinking

Bezel LED	Cause	What to Do	Where to Go
2 Blinks, Pause 5 seconds	Thermal print head temperature is too hot	The print head may overheat when printing in a room where the temperature is above the recommended operating temperature or when printing high–density graphics continuously, regardless of the room temperature. In either case, the printer will shut off. If the temperature of the print head is too hot, adjust the room temperature or move the printer to a cooler location. If the print head is overheating because of printing high density graphics continuously, reduce the graphics print density.	Refer to Physical and Operating Environment for the recommended temperature range for operating the printer.
2 Blinks, Pause 5 seconds	Thermal print head temperature is too hot	Contact a service representative if the printer continues to overheat.	Refer to Contacting a Service Representative.
3 Blink, Pause 5 seconds	Receipt cover is open	Close the cover. The printer will not operate with the cover open.
4 Blinks, Pause 5 seconds	Receipt paper is out	Change the paper now. Do not run a transaction without paper as the data may be lost.	Refer to Loading and Changing the Receipt Printer.
5 Blinks, Pause 5 seconds	Paper is jammed	Open the receipt cover and clear any jammed paper. Tear off any excess paper against the tear–off blade.	Refer to Loading and Changing the Receipt Printer.
6 Blinks, Pause 5 seconds	Cutter blade failure	Open the receipt cover and check the cutter blade. Clear any jammed paper. Tear off any excess paper against the tear–off blade.	Refer to the following: Clearing Stuck Cutter Blade Stuck Cutter Blade (Top Cover Cannot be Closed)
	Cutter blade failure	Contact a service representative if the above action does not resolve the problem.	Refer to Contacting a Service Representative.
	Blown fuse	When the fuse is blown, the paper does not advance when pressing the Paper Feed button and a black line appears on the paper when attempting to print. Contact a service representative.	Refer to Contacting a Service Representative.
N/A	AC or DC supply voltage is out of range	If paper is not low and no conditions indicate that the thermal print head is too hot, then it is likely that the power supply voltage is out of range. Contact a service representative	Refer to Contacting a Service Representative.