Problem with canon IP5200R

SOUNDS TO ME LIKE YOU ARE NOT USING OEM CARTS WITH OEM INK AND ARE
HAVING TROUBLE. ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS FOLLOW CANON'S INSTRUCTIONS IN
THE MANUAL.

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With all due respect, a one month old printer shouldn't require cleaning of
electrical contacts! Sounds like a glitch in the new Canon cartridge chip
system. It tells you if the cartridges are in place properly, if they are
the correct cartridges for the printer, and the ink levels. Sounds like
that is where your problem lies. Better technology with chipped
cartridges??? Who needed them, anyway (except for Canon to cut off the
aftermarket ink users at the pass!)

Oliver - for what it's worth, contact Canon customer support about this
issue. Although the problem may be a defective cart chip, it may also be a
problem with the circuitry in the print head or printer. Canon may have had
several calls on the same subject and may respond with either new carts, a
print head, or a printer. Yours may be the first report on this NG about a
problem Canon may be experiencing across the new pixma product line.

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Of course the cartrige is the original one delivered with he box and had
worked several times.
Now the printer refuses to work, saying that the cartrige cannot be
identified (with 15 orange ligth blinks)
I will try to replace it (but only print 10 pages !)

New sofiscated technologie

Olivier

Of course the cartrige is the original one delivered with he box and had worked several times.
Now the printer refuses to work, saying that the cartrige cannot be identified (with 15 orange ligth blinks)
I will try to replace it (but only print 10 pages !)

New sofiscated technologie

Olivier