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Re: Black line on back of paper printed by canon pixma...
You will need a shop to dismantle the printer, the ink is being forced up onto the exit rollers from below. It needs a good cleaning plus a mylar shield installed to keep that from happening again.
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1. try to cleaning head 2. remove the black cartridge only, (if it doesn,t changed after you cleaned head) 3. provide some warm/hot water on a bowl or plate. 4. enter the HEAD of black cartridge in to hot water. soak with depth about 2mm up to 5mm. while you see the ink is come out.... 5. after the black ink has come out. pat dry with a paper towels/tissue. 6. replace the cartridge in to printer. 7. cleaning head again and print test page good luck....
Got to Printers and Faxes in Start, Right click on the icon for the printer, click properties, click maintenance and try cleaning the backing plate from there.
It means that you have an ink in paper path, i would ques on registration roller (long black roller which you can see when you open the printer cover).
Try to print 20-30 white sheets or similar to get rid of stripes
YOU CAN TRY PULLING THE CARTRIDGE OUT AND WITH A CLEAN , VERY SOFT CLOTH , CLEAN THE HEAD GENTLY ....SOME CARTRIDGES ARE JUST FAULTY ....HAVE YOU TRIED RETURNING IT OR GOING TO CANON SITE AND TROUBLESHOOTING ?
We have the same problem. I removed the cartridges, then removed the print head. There was lots of ink gunk on the print head. I cleaned it and the problem disappeared completely for a few days but is now back. I suspect the print head needs to be replaced. Still working on it.
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