Canon Pixma iP6600D InkJet Photo Printer "three lights right hand side" Questions

...three: paper jam four: Ink has run out Five: FINE cartridge cannot be found Seven: FINE Cart. not installed in correct position Eight: Ink absorber almost full Count how many times it flashes. Then ...

...right of center manually feed a piece of paper like the printer does automatically. You should see a thin black lever move up and down as you push the paper in and pull it out repeatedly. This is the ...

...right side of your printer, and will be located underneath the area where the ink cartridges rest when the printer is in standby mode. Use a paper napkin or other disposable and absorbent material to ...

...right manually, but carefully - close lid and turn the printer off, then on again. Hello, i have an MP-530 and it's doing the same 5100 error, i tried the same procedure you did but its not working, ...

...three found near back hinge of scanner and is hidden underneath the other two. It should drape over the edge of circuit board and then plug into small recepticle on inner side of board. I plugged it ...

...three screws from the right rear of the printer (the one in the middle is higher than the other two and don't remove the two screws holding ground wires): And three more screws near the right ...

...right side of your printer, and will be located underneath the area where the ink cartridges rest when the printer is in standby mode. 3 Use a paper napkin or other disposable and absorbent material ...

...three seconds, then stay lit; this will indicate that the printer has been reset and is ready to print again without errors. Let me know if you have any other problems or questions. Thanks. How to ...

...right, using a flash light, for three thin/small blades, Get some Q-tips, initially dabbed with a bit of Windex, and very gently wipe them off (removing the extra black ink gunk). Then, right near ...

...right end of the roller) -- and voila! There was a teeny piece of paper stuck in there. It took a couple firm tugs with a sharp pair of tweezers, but I got it! Hooray -- and thanks for everyone's ...