He kaihanga matua a Deli Group o te ao mō ngā taputapu tari, ngā taputapu, ngā pūreretā me ngā taputapu tari, e whakarato ana i ngā otinga whai hua mō ngā wāhi mahi me ngā kāinga.
Deli Group Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive international brand widely recognized for its extensive range of office supplies, stationery, and enterprise equipment. Founded in China, Deli has grown into a global solution provider for workspaces, education, and light industry. Their diverse product portfolio includes office machinery such as thermal receipt printers, barcode scanners, improved formula paper shredders, and biometric attendance machines.
Beyond office essentials, Deli has successfully expanded into the hardware and tools sector. The brand manufactures a robust lineup of hand and power tools, including digital multimeters, cordless screwdrivers, heat guns, and laser distance meters. They also offer security products like digital safe boxes and cash management solutions, as well as automotive accessories like portable tire inflators. Known for combining reliability with affordability, Deli products serve the needs of students, office professionals, and DIY enthusiasts worldwide.
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Drivers and editing software for Deli printers can be downloaded from the official Deli website at www.deliworld.com.
You can claim warranty service or request support by contacting your authorized local dealer or emailing the head office at info@nbdeli.com.
Typically, Deli provides a one-year warranty for product failures under normal operating circumstances, though terms may vary by region and product type (e.g., print heads often have a 3-month warranty). check your specific warranty card for details.
A flashing red light or buzzer alarm often indicates an error such as paper shortage, overheating, or the cover being open. Consult the indicator status section of your user manual for the specific error code sounds.
Ensure the printer is connected and loaded with paper. Turn on the printer while holding the feed button (or pause button depending on model), wait for the indicator to signal, and then release explicitly as described in your model's manual to print a self-test page.