How to Turn Off WiFi Brother QL-720NW: A Step-by-Step Guide

The Brother QL-720NW is a high-speed network label printer that offers flexible connectivity options, including Ethernet and Wireless (802.11b/g/n) interfaces. However, when you're not using the wireless feature or need to conserve energy, turning off WiFi on your Brother QL-720NW is a straightforward process.

Before we dive into the steps, make sure you have a DK Roll installed in your printer. If you need to replace the roll, follow these steps:

1. Thread the end of the DK Roll into the slot until you can see the end emerge from the front of the machine. Align the end of the roll with the upright edge of the label output slot.

2. Hold the DK Roll compartment cover at the front of the machine and firmly lift up to open the cover. Pull the inserted DK Roll up and out of the machine.

Now that your printer is ready, follow these steps to turn off WiFi:

1. Press the ON/OFF button on your Brother QL-720NW label printer.

2. Wait for the machine to power down completely.

That's it! Your Brother QL-720NW will now be in an offline state, and you can continue using it as a standalone printer. If you need to turn off the WiFi feature only, without powering down the entire machine, you can do so by following these additional steps:

1. Go to your printer's control panel.

2. Navigate to the Wireless Settings menu.

3. Select 'Wireless Off' or 'Disable WiFi.'

Your Brother QL-720NW will now disconnect from your wireless network, and you can continue using it as a wired printer.

It's worth noting that using non-Brother supplies may affect the hardware performance, print quality, and machine reliability of your Brother QL-720NW. For optimal results, use only Brother DK Die-Cut Labels or Brother DK Continuous Length Tapes with your label printer.

By following these simple steps, you can easily turn off WiFi on your Brother QL-720NW and continue using your printer as a reliable and efficient labeling solution for your business needs.

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