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Ink may be flowing out of your tanks too fast, or your print head needs replaced (as a canon owner i know that canon printers are designed to ware the printer head) so do need replaced every now and then.
with epson printers you need to replace sponges, and canons need the heads replaced... and Lexmark printers need to be put in the trash!
But it might just be a ink tank flowing just to quick.
do about 3 or 4 print head cleans using your printer driver software and see if it helps.

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