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Canon PIXMA MP750 All-In-One InkJet Printer - Page 5 Questions & Answers
Makes color printing but failed black printing.We
sometime ink get dry on the heads and does not allow it from sending the print out and for that you need two types of cleaning one by the software and one by hand, the one by software you know how just follow the manual and the second is by opening the door for the printer and get the ink cartridges out and very carefully clean the back of make sure that all plastic covers are taken off and the vent hole is clear then start cleaning the inside of the housing with a clean swaps and reinstall the ink again making sure that the cartridges are set good and the door closed good...let me know if that work and please remember to rate my service so I am
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BK 3E not printing
Hi there
When you insterted the black cartridge, did you ensure that any tape from the cartridge was removed before insertion?
You can check by removing the cartridge and have a look if the tape is still on it. It should be removed. Also ensure the cartridge clicks into place when inserted.
See if that helps. If not, let me know what the icon or text on the alarm light is, and I will continue to assist.
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Only part of the black text prints.
Is the MP750 a laser? If it is take out the toner cartridge and rock it gently from side to side to re-distribute the toner in the cartridge before returning it to the printer.
No black ink coming out from new cartridge?
I just posted this solution to two other, related questions. It may be time to try desperate measures!
I have a PIXMA MP750 and months ago my yellow ink stopped printing. I was only able to use the printer for black and white printing. Every once in awhile I would try multiple deep cleans, new ink cartridges, etc. etc. I talked to the very unhelpful folks at Canon who suggested a new print head ($70), but they couldn't guarantee this would actually work. They really thought it would be best just to buy a new printer.
Although I was feeling bad about adding yet another cheap printer to the landfill I'd pretty much decided to get a new printer. As a last resort I decided to use a suggestion I came across (at pcuser.com) to run hot water through the print head. It was easy to remove the print head (check your manual). I propped the head up in my dish drainer and ran hot water straight from the tap first through the end with the little circular parts and then through the end with the metal strips. I eventually used boiling water from the kettle.
As I poured water through one end I started to see yellow ink coming though the other end so I figured the ink had dried in the head. I kept pouring water through (from both ends) until the water ran clear. I dried the print head, put it back in with the cartridges and VOILA! after MONTHS without yellow ink it's working beautifully again!
If you've tried everything else and feel desperate enough to buy a new printer you might want to try this and report back.
Color printing not working
I just posted this same solution to another related question.
It may be time for desperate measures!
I have a PIXMA MP 750 and months ago my yellow ink stopped printing. I was only able to use the printer for black and white printing. Every once in awhile I would try multiple deep cleans, new ink cartridges, etc. etc. I posted my problem to this site, but didn't get any response. I talked to the very unhelpful folks at Canon who suggested a new print head ($70), but they couldn't guarantee this would actually work. They really thought it would be best just to buy a new printer.
Although I was feeling bad about adding yet another cheap printer to the landfill I'd pretty much decided to get a new printer. As a last resort I decided to use a suggestion I came across (at pcuser.com) to run hot water through the print head. It was easy to remove the print head (check your manual). I propped the head up in my dish drainer and ran hot water straight from the tap first through the end with the little circular parts and then through the end with the metal strips. I eventually used boiling water from the kettle.
As I poured water through one end I started to see yellow ink coming though the other end so I figured the ink had dried in the head. I kept pouring water through (from both ends) until the water ran clear. I dried the print head, put it back in with the cartridges and VOILA! after MONTHS without yellow ink it's working beautifully again!
If you've tried everything else and feel desperate enough to buy a new printer you might want to try this and report back.
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