Canon PIXMA iP90 Mobile Printer "green tap water" Questions

...tap will be sufficient. If there is ink in the socket after taking the pad out, it can be cleaned up with a paper towel. Put the pads back into the socket and you have successfully cleaned the ink ...

Tap it a few times to get as much as you can. Then take some soap and water and partially fill the tank. Then take the green cap and place it over the tank opening. Shake the soapy water in the tank a

...Tap the tank a few time to get as much of the toner out. Then add some soap and water into the tank and seal the tank opening with the green lid. Then shake the soapy water in the tank for a about a ...

...green light on steady. shutdown and re-installed driver, no change. unplug signal cable, light still flashing? please help. unplug the (USB or Parallel) cable of the Printer from Printer backside ...

...green lihjt shows printer on. When wanting to print, paper feeds through but no print on the paper. I tried cleaning the nozzles as shown in diections but to no avail. Is there a solution to this ...

...green This probably means that only the cyan and yellow cartridges are delivering ink i.e. magenta isn't. This could be because the magenta cartridge is empty or faulty, or because the ink jet nozzle ...

...green & red alternatively. the printer's status monitor displays ''service required'' & ''parts inside your printer are at the end of their service life.. Found this on the web site., link ...

...green light steady AND the ink light off AND the paper light off, you are ready to print. If you get nothing on the paper in this situation it simply means the ink is not getting from the cartridges ...

...TAP WATER. Carefully push the print head fully into its parking position so that the cup full of fluid comes up over the print head. Leave this for at least 24 hours, then try a head clean again. ...

...tap water. I use a soft plastic eyedropper to squirt the above cleaning fluid into the ink inlet meshes on the head and to flush ink off the bottom of the head. Careful not to touch the nozzles! As ...