imageCLASS MF753Cdw jams when printing labels

[TXMCI]

Prints perfectly on regular paper, but when i put labels in it jams.

is there a settign to print on label paper?

[dexman335]

I sometimes print labels for the telephones at my church. The supplier of the blank labels provides a backer that is affixed to the bottom of the sheet. Think of the backer as an 8.5"×11" "Post-It Note".

Using the backer prevents the sheet from jamming in the printer.

Under "Paper Settings", there are some options (I have a 743) to select different paper media. I'm not sure if labels is a choice though. 🤔 

[normadel]

Where is the label sheet jamming? Going in, inside, coming out...? Are labels coming off the sheet inside the printer?

[TXMCI]

It jams halfway through the page.  They are UPS labels.  The labels are 2 per page, so if I remove the bottom sticker it will print the top label.  The labels are not coming off during printing.  I think the label page is too thick.  i used settings to set it for heavier paper but it made no difference.

[normadel]

You've answered your own question. The sheet is most flexible in the middle between the two labels. Bending the sheet around the paper path is causing it to hang-up on something. With the bottom label off, the sheet can roll through the printer more easily. Can you get some label paper that is a solid sheet? You'd have to cut the sheet with a scissor and peel from the edges, but if it works, so what?

[Anonymous]

I'm having this same issue with mine too.
Cutting the label paper in half and then basically cropping my label file and then printing them from my computer one at a time helps but it's a tedious, time consuming PITA - otherwise the attached video happens.
This basically makes my $600 printer a giant paper weight since I use my printer to print shipping labels for my online business. 
No matter what paper setting I use, a full sheet will not make it all the through and there's a notable "hot rubber" smell to the machine and label paper after printing.
There is a specific label setting that does NOT work when set both from my computer printer properties as well as my printer's page settings.
I've tried the following settings: Label paper, heavy paper (all weights) and Plain paper (all weights) along with other random settings.
I'm going mad with this!

Attached Video:

[jessiemarie]

I'm having this same issue with mine too.

Cutting the label paper in half and then basically cropping my label file and then printing them from my computer one at a time helps but it's a tedious, time-consuming PITA - otherwise the attached video happens.

This basically makes my $600 printer a giant paper weight since I use my printer to print shipping labels for my online business. 

No matter what paper setting I use, a full sheet will not make it all the through and there's a notable "hot rubber" smell to the machine and label paper after printing.

There is a specific label setting that does NOT work when set both from my computer printer properties as well as my printer's page settings.

I've tried the following settings: Label paper, heavy paper (all weights) and Plain paper (all weights) along with other random settings.

I'm going mad with this!

Attached Video:

[dexman335]

When I print DESIs for telephones at home and at my church, the company that manufacturers the labels & software provides backers (essentially an 8.5×11 Post-It Note) for the label sheets.

The label sheets jam without the backer. With the backer...no problems.

This applies to my 743Cdw and my church's 733Cdw. 🙂

[jessiemarie]

It does have the option for labels. Please read my entire comment.

[dexman335]

I am aware of the label setting. In my use case, that doesn't come into play as the software takes care of printing in the defined spots on the DESIs.