How many time can i hit the reset button before i have a problem

Canon waste ink tank problem.
1. Change the waste ink absorber

2. Reset waste ink tank counter

Go to the service menu;

1. With the printer power OFF , press the Power button while pressing and holding the Stop/ Reset button.
NEXT
2. When the Power is ON, hit the Stop/Reset button 2 times while pressing and holding the Power button.
NEXT
3. When releasing the Power button and the Stop / Reset button , the printer will go into a service mode.
NEXT
4 When the ON-OFF lights in Green, hit the Stop/Reset button the specified number of times according to the function listed in below.
NEXT
Each time the Stop/Reset button is pressed, the LED lights in orange and green, starting with orange.
NEXT
Hit 4 times for waste ink counter reset.

The number of the Reset button pressing LED
0 time ... Green Power off
1 time ... Orange Service pattern print
2 times ... Green EEPROM print
3 times ... Orange EEPROM reset (EEPROM reset)
4 times ... Green Waste ink counter reset

Hi There,
Follow the steps below to fix the issue on your Canon printer.

Canon waste ink tank problem.

1. Change the waste ink absorber

2. Reset waste ink tank counter

Go to the service menu;

1. With the printer power OFF , press the Power button while pressing and holding the Stop/ Reset button.
NEXT
2. When the Power is ON, hit the Stop/Reset button 2 times while pressing and holding the Power button.
NEXT
3. When releasing the Power button and the Stop / Reset button , the printer will go into a service mode.
NEXT
4 When the ON-OFF lights in Green, hit the Stop/Reset button the specified number of times according to the function listed in below.
NEXT
Each time the Stop/Reset button is pressed, the LED lights in orange and green, starting with orange.
NEXT
Hit 4 times for waste ink counter reset.

The number of the Reset button pressing LED
0 time ... Green Power off
1 time ... Orange Service pattern print
2 times ... Green EEPROM print
3 times ... Orange EEPROM reset (EEPROM reset)
4 times ... Green Waste ink counter reset


On the end press POWER button to exit .



Regards,
Suhail

Hold down the "set" button until the "light" ON flashes. This is the top left button. Next hit the mode button ( bottom left button). use the Mode button to cycle through all the options available to set. Use the reset button AND ONLY THE RESET BUTTON to change the selection. That means going from 2099 all the way down to 2012. Note to get PM as the time just cycle to the number you want again to see the A go to a P for PM. Lastly hit the Set button (again top left) to close the setup.
NOTE: If you hit any other buttons out of order during set up you will have to hit mode again until you reach the time setting. Wait a second and start the process again to finish any settings you missed.


Good Luck!

Hi hatti

The E22 is the error is displayed in Canon printers. And it relates to waste ink pad full. follow the correct instructions for perfect results.

Canon waste ink tank problem.
1. Change the waste ink absorber

2. Reset waste ink tank counter

Go to the service menu;

1. With the printer power OFF , press the Power button while pressing and holding the Stop/ Reset button.
NEXT
2. When the Power is ON, hit the Stop/Reset button 2 times while pressing and holding the Power button.
NEXT
3. When releasing the Power button and the Stop / Reset button , the printer will go into a service mode.
NEXT
4 When the ON-OFF lights in Green, hit the Stop/Reset button the specified number of times according to the function listed in below.
NEXT
Each time the Stop/Reset button is pressed, the LED lights in orange and green, starting with orange.
NEXT
Hit 4 times for waste ink counter reset.

The number of the Reset button pressing LED
0 time ... Green Power off
1 time ... Orange Service pattern print
2 times ... Green EEPROM print
3 times ... Orange EEPROM reset (EEPROM reset)
4 times ... Green Waste ink counter reset


On the end press POWER button to exit .


Take care.

For alarm:
Hit START and RESET (rightside buttons normally)

For hour chime:
Hit RESET and MODE (bottom left and right buttons normally)

(Hit the button listed first, then press the other while still holding it.)

Thats how it works on mine, worth a shot. :-)

(1) Hit the reset button for 5 seconds.
(2) Hit the reset button, slide down the on/off slide, and have it plugged into the computer at the same time. Hold for 5 seconds.
(3) Hit the reset button again.
(4) Charge it for at least 10 hours in the port in the BACK of your computer.
(5) After 10 hours, unplug the player and press the + volume button. While still holding it, plug the player back in. Keep holding it for 5-50 seconds. (most likely nothing will pop up).
(6) Let the player sit UNPLUGGED for a good 3 hours.
(7) Plug the player back in (it should light up now). Let it charge the usual time it takes to charge for an empty battery, about 6 hours.

I just picked up this watch.  Setting it is easy.  Hold down the button marked "RESET" (lower right) until the numbers start blinking.  Hit the "MODE" button (lower left) until the the settings you want to change are blinking.  Hit the "ST/STP" button (upper right) to change that setting.  Keep on hitting these two buttons until the settings are as you would like them.  Hit "RESET" button to finish.  So, to change just the day, I would hold down "RESET," hit "MODE" four times, hit "ST/STP" until the date is correct, hit "RESET" to save.  

Hit the check botton on the control panel for the printer. Scroll down to "Configure Device" and hit the check button. Scroll down to "Resets" and hit the check button. Scroll to "Reset Supplies" and hit the check button. Scroll to "New Transfer Kit" and hit the check button. Scroll to "yes" and hit the check button.

Hit the return button (next to check button) until back at ready again. Transfer belt count should be reset now.

To make sure, from the info menu, scroll down to "print suply stus page" and hit the check button. Transfer belt should read as 100% now.

DON'T WORRY IF IT TAKES MORE THAN ONCE FOR IT TO TAKE. WE'VE SEEN IT TAKE 2 OR 3 TIMES OF REPEATING THE PROCESS (for no good reason) BEFORE THE MACHINE RESETS THE COUNT.

in order to SHUT OFF THE ALARM:

go to the normal time setting, where nothing is flashing. then press and hold reset. then the time you want the alarm on shows up. in order to turn the alarm off press start...press start again to turn it on

I have had the same problem. I've just managed to get the monitor working again by VERY QUICKLY navigating through the monitor setup menu to the 'factory reset' option and hitting reset before the screen had a chance to blink off.

The problem I had is that the monitor suddenly goes black, but will come on for five seconds if I switch it off and on with the power button.

In that five seconds, I had to...
>Hit the menu button
>then hit the '+; button once
>then hit the menu button again
>then hit the '-' button
>then hit the menu button one last time

The above brings up the menu, scrolls up off the top of the list to the last item on the list (Factory Reset), selects Factory Reset, selects 'All settings' and resets the monitor.

I don't know if this is a permanent fix, but it just worked for me and mine has been doing this intermittently for the last week.

Give it a try, it's frustrating and will take a few tries, but it can't hurt.