Hardware error 03130031-2f13 on IPF650

The printhead is the part of an inkjet printer out of which the ink is sprayed to form the finished printed matter. Minute quantities of ink, plus a high degree of precision...

On many printers each printhead is part of the ink cartridge and that is why some replacement cartridges are a great deal more expensive than the so-called cheap ink variety where the cartridge contains only the ink and the printhead is part of the printer.

An example of the former is many of the HP brand of printer - if the printhead causes trouble that a cleaning or priming cycle won't cure then replacing the cartridge should restore good printing.
An example of the latter sort is the Epson where printhead problems can mean repair costs can exceed the cost of a replacement printer...

Most printers give little trouble when they are used often but use them sporadically with longish periods of rest and a printer is likely to become temperamental...

hi, are you machine is use for long time ?? see may be is usage ink tank supply unit reach the counter count limit,may be need to reset it by use canon service tools.but this tool only got in canon service tecnician only. if usage no high look like is the main controller PCB fauly need to replace it,this part will cost high cause very expensive price to replace it.

Oh boy,
the last time this happened to me, I lost a rather good HP printer.
I was not able to save it due to the ink drying on important componets.
Sorry I have no constructive info for you, but I do wish you luck.

With this type of plotter there really is very few possibilities. Replace the ink cartridge with a manufacturer original cartridge. If that doesn't work, change your paper. If still no print, send it back to Canon on a warranty replacement.

error 03800500-2f41 ipf 750model

Hello,
Try this:
1) As an error (E02802 or E02805 to E02809) is shown on the display, install the correct
combination of printhead and ink tanks according to the error.
2) Perform ink filling*3 following the installation sequence. After filling ink, when "Load Roll
Media" is shown on the display, turn off the power.
3) Turn on the printer while holding down the ONLINE button, ENTER button, CANCEL button,
and PAPER SOURCE button.
4) Check that "Canon W8200" is shown on the display, and then release the buttons. When
printer enters Reset mode for the dye/pigment model setting, all the LEDs on the operation
panel turn on.
5) "TYPE RESET" is shown on the display.
6) Select "YES", and then reset the dye/pigment model setting in the printer.
When reset is selected, the ink drain sequence is executed. It takes approximately 4
minutes for the process to be completed.
7) Check that "Turn Power Off!!" is shown on the display, and then turn off the power.
8) Unplug the power cord from the outlet.
9) Move the carriage, and then takeout the printhead.
10) Replace the following parts
• Ink tube unit : See "Part 5: 5.2.6 Ink tube unit".
• Purge unit : See "Part 5: 5.2.9 Purge unit".
• Ink tank unit : See "Part 5: 5.2.10 Ink tank unit".
11) Turn on the printer, and then continue with the installation operation (from installation of the
printhead). At this time, replace the printhead with a new one*4.


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Hope that helps!

Error Condition Indicator Beeps Error
Code Possible Solution Paper Feed / Delivery Orange 2 Remove any paper jammed Paper Jam Orange 3 Remove any paper jammed Ink Out Orange 4 Add Ink BJ Cartridge Misinstalled Orange 5 Re-install cartridge or replace it NO BJ Cartridge Orange 6 Re-install cartridge or replace it BJ Cartridge Error Orange 7 Re-install cartridge or replace it Waste Full warning Orange 8 Waste is almost full , needs service very soon Service Errors Blinks Beeps Error
Code Possible Solution ROM Error 1 x Orange 10 6100 Try unplugging Printer RAM Error 2 x Orange 10 6300 Try unplugging Printer EEPROM 3 x Orange 10 6800 Try unplugging Printer Home Position 4 x Orange 10 5100 Temperature Sensor 5 x Orange 10 5400 Try unplugging Printer Waste Full 6 x Orange 10 5B00 Needs Service Cartridge OverHeat 7 x Orange 10 5200 Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead) Cartridge OverHeat 8 x Orange 10 5200 Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead) Cartridge Displaced 9 x Orange 10 5200 Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead) or reinstall Cartridge Displaced 10 x Orange 10 5200 Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead) or reinstall Cartridge Displaced 11 x Orange 10 5200 Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead) or reinstall Other Hardware error 12 x Orange 10 6500 Other Hardware error None None 5910 Needs Service Other Hardware error None None 5C00 Needs Service

Hi-

If pressing ink button wont position printhead where you can change the ink, its a hardware failure that you are having. Call Epson and have it replaced. 562-276-1300

hope this helps

Ok i know this is kinda old, but i found a solution.

First to those people to state I found a solution from hp, cannon etc etc and not give out the direct link, or instructions, then whats the point fing posting????

This error happens when you install an oem cartridge onto your system. Or havent used it in a while, so the machine is somehow misfigured.

This solution is for canon mp800, simply switch off printer. HOLD stop/reset and press and HOLD on/off button. release stop/reset. Now press stop.reset twice. then release on/off button, press stop/reset 4 times, wait 20 seconds, press on/off button twice.

switch machine back on and the printer should find the cartridges.

This method maybe the same for your mp*** if not google RESET CANON PRINTER MP*** and you'll find the correct buttons to press.

here's a printer on reseting a bunch of canon printers http://tricks-collections.com/reset-printer-canon-mp140-mp160-mp180-mp210-mp220-mp460-mp470-mp500-mp510-mp530-mp600-mp610-mp800-mp820-mp810-mp830-mp960-mp970/

good luck.. and FU canon for adding you scamming chips into cartridges.

Check the wiring assemble connecting the printhead to the printer and where the wiring connects to the printer. Anything loose here would prevent the unit from correctly reading the sensors on the printhead. Just a thought.