Not pulling the cards

It is probably the brush roll motor making the noise. Remove the brush roll & belt and turn both motors on. If you do not hear the noise when both motors are running the noise is likely coming from the brush roll

First make sure there are not any of the rubber cogs missing from the belt, it may be wise to replace the belt anyway because the cogs may be worn. Make sure the brush roll does not have any play in it anywhere and that It fits tightly in the nozzle housing without any play. If there is any play or wiggle that will cause it to move.

The cuase is the HVPS card. Clean it or replace it.

This can be a problem. First try rebooting the machine, and holding the eject button when you hear the startup tone. Hopefully, that will force-eject it.
If that doesn't work, you'll need to get creative. Get a playing card or something similar, and put some rolled-over tape on one side close to the edge, so there's a sticky side out. Turn the computer off, and try to get the playing card into the CD drive, with the tape making contact with the stuck CD. Reboot, holding the eject button when you hear the eject button again, and pulling the card out. Hopefully, the CD will come out with the card. If it doesn't work, just keep trying, and you'll get it out eventually.
Generally what causes this is keeping CDs in the computer for an extended period of time, especially while the computer is powered off. Make sure you remove all CDs before moving or turning off your computer.

Two weeks? This is a warranty problem. The buzzing noise was probably either from high-voltage arcing or an overloaded transformer trying to drive a shorted component. The smell is from something electrical getting fried. Remember it; the next time you smell it, you'll know to pull the plug.

The printer gears are fail, find a canon service center

The problem sounds like a broken or stripped gear in the printer. If the unit is under warranty I would contact the authorized repair station for that printer in your local area.

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this happened to me and cost me £1 to get a fix from ebay. so here it is for free. The ink pad under where the printer head parks is full.Turn the printer on. Hold the stop maintenance and power buttons down for about 10 seconds. You will hear a horrible grinding noise. PULL OUT THE MAINS CABLE. Turn the printer back on and pull the mains cable out when the head moves to the left. Use kitchen roll to soak up lots of the ink. Use kitchen roll to soak up the ink about once a month. Worked for me for over a year now
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Hai Boss it is not the problem with the Catridge . Some of the Spring has begin missing in assemble part . you pull the paper out the problem cause from there never ever pull the paper ..