Canon mp610 5100 error

that screeching is called feedback..which is caused by loop oscillation in plain english that means that sound is going from the speaker to the microphone and "looping" causing feedback noise or "screetching" there is nothing you can do but lower the volume it's a normal phenom not a fault in the product but more user error. sorry to say. the only thing you can do is lower the volume till it goes away.

Does it make the screeching sound continually after it is turned on or just when it is turned on and then the sound goes away? Knowing this will help in diagnosing the problem.

Since you just bought it, I strongly recommend you return it for refund or exchange for a different printer altogether.
If you look through these help inquires, you;ll see that the PIXMA is a piece of trash.
There are dozens of reports of errors and issues with this printer.

Return it.

your printer have to be opened so please take it to service centre

I would say you need to return it to where you bought it. Hard drives arent suppose to make loud screeching sounds under any circumstance.

Hi

Thanks for using FixYa. Error 5100 on canon is a Carriage Home Position Error. Try reseating the printer cartridges. If that doesn't help make sure there is no paper stopping the carriage from moving right to left. Try cleaning the plastic strip(encoder strip, behind the carriage) that runs the length of the carriage, it may be contaminated. Use alcohol and a swab (Q-tip) to clean. Before cleaning unplug it from the power supply.
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Rylee

If your C/V joint is going bad it will make a nasty clicking sound and get louder the longer you leave it unattended.If this noise went away it could have been something stuck it the moving area of your wheel and just worked itself out.Keep an ear out for the noise to return,it it dosen't come back be happy.

Hello,

This sounds as if it could be a ballast problem, or a switching power supply transformer problem. Both of these can produce this sound. I would suggest that you have a qualified TV technician repair this set due to the dangerous voltages and currents that could be present. In my experience with these TV I would have the technician pay special attention to the power supply board and the backlight/inverter section which includes the ballast used to fire the backlight.

I hope this helps,

Thank you,


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Hello prntrfxr,
E000100-0001 is a secondary code to the initial problem. It means verbatum " The power has been turned off and back on again without resetting the error ". So, there was a previous error code that instructed the customer to turn off the main power and turn it back on in an effort to reset the code. Unfortunately this must have been an error code regarding the fusing system. Canon designed the copier to prompt the customer to power the copier off and back on for all error codes, and more often than not the copier can recover to some degree or another. Fuser codes on the other hand WILL NOT reset even though the display says to power off/on . You will need to go into service mode to reset the error. Press "additional functions"......then the numbers 2 and 8 at the same time and then additional functions again. If you have followed these steps properly you will now be in service mode and a different screen. Just follow these instructions. Press copier. Press functions.Press clear.Press err.Press ok. Power off and on . This WILL clear the code. However, if the problem still exists the code will return of course. THAT code is the one we need to troubleshoot! :-)

This should be returned for either repair or exchange. This is a problem with the power supply. Do not open up the unit. It should be under warranty.
Dan