SOURCE: Nozzle Blockage in Canon MP530
i hope you dont mean a snooker/pool q tip??
i would say to replace the printhead, this can be found on google.
part number is: QY6-0059-000
SOURCE: the black ink will not print on my canon pixma ip4200
printer head problem remove ink put about ten drops of alcohol in where the ink goes in run clean cycle ten times
SOURCE: black not printing, other colors fine, replaced cart and deep cleaned several times, no result
Try wiping the print head with a soft damp cloth - it works for me.
SOURCE: The black ink won't print on my canon iP5200.
Try removing the cartridge and cleaning the cartridge contacts in the printer with a cotton swab dampened with isopropyl alcohol. When the contacts are dry, lightly scrub them with a white pencil eraser (the red ones are too coarse and may cause more problems), then wipe clean with a dry cotton swab.
If that doesn't help, open up the printer and find the other end of the ribbon cable connected to the print head carrier. There is often some sort of locking clamp on that connector. Unlock it, pull out the ribbon cable and clean the contacts on that end, then reassemble. (The lock may be a sliding sleeve around the cable (it only comes out about a millimeter) or a flip-up plate. If there is nothing like that, the cable is a friction fit and pulls out with a small amount of force. Some very cheap printers use a permanently attached connection).
Explanation: It is possible that there is a second drive voltage to the print heads that isn't connecting, but its failure doesn't prevent normal communications to the cartridge using the logic level voltage.
SOURCE: This Canon MP530 will print a nozzle check with no
On your nozzle check, do you see the grid at the top (indicated by red arrow in picture below)? If you don't see this, your pigment black nozzles aren't working. The black bar at the bottom is from the dye black nozzles (small black tank). You may have either plugged nozzles or a bad print head.
Ink may be new, but their nozzles may be blocked; depending
on manner of storage. To be sure apply a folded tissue paper to the ink nuzzle
and press firmly. If the tissue comes off well blotted with ink it means you
still have a good amount of ink in it and the nozzle is not blocked. If not
blotted or scantily blotted, it means ink is really low or nozzle is blocked.
To be very sure of this, place nuzzle in a plate/saucer with a bit water so that
the nozzle is soaked. Leave for about 10 minutes. Then apply the tissue again.
If still not well blotted it means ink is really low or empty. If new you
should return it for a replacement. In the case of blocked nozzles, the
procedure may be repeated over to get results.
Good luck & God bless!
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