Question about Canon PIXMA iP4000 InkJet Photo Printer
Cannon pixma ip4000 waste ink absorber is almost full what do i do, getting patchy printing, have cleaned and deap cleaned and this hasn't ;helped
Posted on Jan 11, 2009
SOURCE: Waste Ink Absorber is full In Canon Pixma IP3300
please give me resetting soft for canon Pixma iP 3300 printer.
Posted on Oct 06, 2008
SOURCE: waste ink absorber full
my printer is very broken in this so absorber full,it make reset manual,can helm me
Posted on Feb 22, 2009
SOURCE: Error 5800: waste ink
Clean or replace the absorber and reset the printer counter to clear the message.
Posted on Apr 30, 2008
SOURCE: empty waste ink absorber IP4000
I found this at the Canon website. www.canon.com
I also have a Canon Pixma, seems my turn is up and coming too.
Ink Absorber Replacement Options
This printer has an ink absorber that takes in ink during the printing and print head cleaning processes. The cleaning process is necessary in order to keep the print head nozzles from becoming clogged. Over the life of the printer, the amount of ink that the ink absorber has absorbed is calculated by the printer. Eventually, after substantial use, the printer will enter an error condition when the ink absorber is nearly full. At this point, printing is still possible by pressing the <Resume> button on the printer. To protect the printer from damage, you will not be able to print at all once the ink absorber is full.
Canon recommends having the printer serviced before the absorber becomes full. We are aware that there are many "do-it-yourself" Web sites that offer instructions for making this repair. Replacing the ink absorber is a complicated and potentially messy procedure. Even if the ink absorber is successfully changed, the ink absorber counter must be reset. Be aware that if you attempt this procedure, it is at your own risk.
If you feel your product might require service, Canon has excellent service options and we are eager to provide any assistance you may need. Click the link below to locate an authorized service facility and obtain further instructions.
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If you still have questions about the issue you are experiencing, a Technical Support Representative will be happy to answer any question you may have. You can contact us through the email link or phone numbers listed below.
Posted on Aug 25, 2009
Testimonial: "The cost to let this repair: 100-150 Euro for a five years old printer. I like the device but that's too expensive."
SOURCE: Ink waste absorber is full. Canon IP2000. How do I repair it?
Well, at some point you will need to either replace or wash the absorber pads in the printer - but you can reset the warning as follows:
1) Turn the printer off
2) Press and hold the <resume>button
3) Press and hold the <power> button
4) While holding down <power> release <resume>
5) With the power button still held down, press <resume> twice more
6) Release the power button
7) Press and release the <resume> button 4 times
8) Press and release the <power> button twice
At this point, the printer should come back online with the waste ink warning reset
Personally, I would only do this once before actually changing the ink absorber pad...
Posted on Aug 31, 2009
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