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• If a label is removed after begin applied to a surface, some portion of the 

label may remain. Remove the remaining portion before attaching a new 
label.

• Some DK Rolls use permanent adhesive for their labels. These labels 

cannot be easily peeled off once attached.

• Prior to using CD/DVD labels, be sure to follow the instructions in your CD/

DVD player's instruction guide regarding applying CD/DVD labels.

• Do not use CD/DVD labels in a slot loading CD/DVD player, for example a 

CD player in a car where the CD is slid into a slot in the CD player.

• Do not peel off the CD/DVD label once it is applied to the CD/DVD, a thin 

surface layer may come off, resulting in damage to the disk.

• Do not apply CD/DVD labels to CD/DVD disks designed for use with ink jet 

printers. Labels peel off these disks easily and using disks with peeled labels 
can result in loss or damage of data.

• When applying CD/DVD labels, use the applicator included with the CD/

DVD label rolls. Failure to do so could cause damage to the CD/DVD player.

• User's shall take full responsibility for applying CD/DVD labels. Brother 

accepts no responsibility for any loss or damage of data caused by the 
inappropriate use of CD/DVD labels.

CD-ROM and Software

• Do not scratch or subject the CD-ROM to high or low temperatures.
• Do not put heavy objects on the CD-ROM or apply force to the CD-ROM.
• The software contained on the CD-ROM is meant for use with the machine 

only. See the License on the CD for details. This software may be installed 
on multiple computers for use in an office, etc.

When you handle personal information, comply with relevant 
laws or guidelines in your country.