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Canon PIXMA iP6700D InkJet Photo Printer Questions & Answers
Canon ip6700d error number 1415
I think I have come up with a solution!
When the error happens:
Open the cover and re-seat the cartridge.
Tilt the whole printer forward about 30 degrees or more
Close the cover.
This
has worked for me multiple times now. I think there is a small sensor
behind the contact chip that detects ink levels and when my printer is
flat the level of ink is lower than the sensor, when I tilt the printer
the error vanishes because the ink covers the sensor. Though I am not
sure why the software in the printer determines that there are
duplicate cartridges instead of just a low ink warning.
If you
still can't get it try taking a standard pencil eraser and gently rub
it over the contacts to clean off any oxidation, also do this to the
prongs that contact the chip that are inside the cartridge carrier,
They bend easily so do it very lightly.
Error U130 Cannon ink tank
it is possible that the ink chip is damage. try to buy another. or you can buy original ink to make sure the printer is ok.
Error code 5200
- unplug the power n usb cord
- keep the headprint inside the craddle
- try to move the headprint into full right-corner(headprint
cleaningside)by moving-left the craddle belt until u heard
some "snapp" sound
- plug the powercord again
- if u heard "cleaning progress" then u r printer going to respond
- try to print 'printer test page' or 'nozzle check'
- if it succeed, try to print some 5-10 pages continuous
the dreaded 'Error 5200'. According to PrintX, the error is caused by printer head overheating and I think thats correct because whenever I touch the "Do not touch/ hands off" part of the print head, I feel some SCALDING heat.
TIPS.
1. Plug out your printer when not in use. Never let it undergo standby mode. Plug it in ONLY when it is needed. The reason behind this is that your printer only needs VERY little amount of electricity (around 5-24 V at 0.2-0.55 A, stepped down by its built-in transformer) and after a length of time, excessive heat accumulates not only in the heat board but also in the sensitive print head. Unlike how our computers heat up, the heat in the print head is SCALDING!. This is based from experience. Try touching your printer's too.
IP1500 error5200
1. Set "ink counter reset" (If you chage cartridge new one or refill).
2. Set "low ink warning setting" as default.
3. Unplug power and USB cable.
4. Waiting 10 min.
5. pluging in power and USB cable.
Please make 1 step and check result.
Good luck
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Handy link above.
http://www.nodevice.com/manual/newmans/1164257352iP6600Dsmpdf/get13866.html
Service manual link above get this it is invaluable for repair.
http://www.nodevice.com/manual/Canon/page15.html
Link for SM, in case link above is dead.
I am not out of toner but nothing is printing out
If you let the printer sit for a few weeks, months, or years without printing before you tried to print then your print head is probably dried up and clogged. If this is the case you can buy a new print head from Precision Roller (a reputable on-line company) for $80.
Ink Tank not recognized
Here's info on the reset:When your printer detects a problem with the cartridge you are attempting to use, a flag is set inside the device. This flag may not reset until you perform a hard reset on the device. 1. Verify that the printer is turned on.2. Open printer's lid/top cover and remove all of the cartridges from their carriers. Close the lid/top cover.3. Unplug the power cord from the printer.4. Wait for 10 minutes.5. Plug the power cord back into the printer.6. Open the lid/top cover and reinsert both cartridges back in to their carriers.7. Turn the printer on.8. Print a test page.
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