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Anonymous Posted on Sep 07, 2013

Canon Pixma MX882 stopped printing. Shows error code 6A81.

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Robert Kitaji

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The scanner lock switch may be in the locked position. Lift the cover and check the slide switch located on the top front left. If this is not the problem, you will have to have a service center look at the problem.

Anonymous

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Hi,
First you must remove the printhead and power on again, if it only has printhead error then printhead is the culprit. Otherwise you must press a key sequence to display the numerical error code and know what part of the printer is failing, purge unit, feed assy, or dirty encoder strip.
Please rate my response!! Thanks, SF

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Victorman

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  • Posted on Jun 04, 2011

SOURCE: the error 6A81 comes up

This is a purge unit error. There maybe something jamming the purge unit or just a absorber out of place which is picking up on the carriage preventing it from moving correctly. if you can move the carriage away from the purge (its where the printhead/carriage parks its self on the right side of the machine) with no resistance then you can shine a torch into the machine and look at the purge unit. there maybe crumpled paper jammed in the purge. If all looks well then the purge may need replacing. Lastly the wiper on the purge may have stuck. It slides back and forth and they have been known to stick. just push it with a long screwdriver to see it it moves.

Good luck

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Rofel Lantican

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  • Posted on Sep 04, 2011

SOURCE: printer error 6A81 for MX882.

Hi,
Welcome to Fixya. That error means something is blocking the printer inside. Like a paper jam or a foreign object. Please check using a flashlight, to ensure there is nothing obstructing the paper feed mechanism down inside the printer where it is not easily seen. If there is nothing obvious, unplug the printer power supply.
Next, take a dry cloth or Q-tips and clean the rubber rollers in the automatic sheet feeder. Dust may be coating the rollers there and as they become less tacky, they cannot feed paper correctly.
Holding the printer in both hands (you may need another person to help you) , turn it upside down and shake it for a few seconds to see if anything falls out of the paper feed area. (Sometimes objects such as pens, paper clips and so on can fall into the paper feed area and cause blockages.)
Then plug the printer back up, take your paper out and replace it with a fresh, small stack (about 5 pages) of paper. Then try to form feed again. If that works, then try to print again.
If no luck, remove all paper from the machine and then blow out the feed roller and paper tray thoroughly with compressed air three or four times.
Once done plug in back in and insert a single sheet of paper.
Please test the machine and let me know the results. Unfortunately if there is no paper jammed inside the printer but you still get the error message, then the printer is defective. Unfortunately this can sometimes cost more to replace than the machine itself.
Thanks for using Fixya.

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Print error 6A81 how can i find out wot to do

You did not say what type of printer it is, or if you have checked for a piece of paper stuck somewhere in the printer.

Example of possible solution:

https://www.inkredible.co.uk/canon-error-code-6a81-fixed


https://www.inkredible.co.uk/canon-error-code-6a81-fixed

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"Canon Error Code 6A81 - Fixed! We recently came across error code 6A81 on our Canon Pixma MG5250 Printer (using PGI-525/CLI-526 range cartridges). The error could also occur on other printers in this range.
The error code is basically caused by an obstruction within the printer, usually a paper jam but could be any foreign body that has found its way into the printer (those with young children will understand!). The obstruction stops the carriage and print head from moving into the correct position when powering up the printer. The print head should come to rest at the right hand side of the carriage and position itself over the waste ink sponges. If the print head is unable to do so, it returns the '6A81' error message.
You can see from the picture, the position of the two waste ink sponges towards the right hand side. The sponges are spring loaded and move backwards and forwards when the printer initialisation occurs upon start up.
The problem in our case was caused by two pieces of torn paper. One at the far right of the printer which was simple to remove, but the other was stuck in a small opening behind the spring mechanism for the waste ink sponges. This was preventing the sponges from being moved freely and seated correctly, which in turn meant that the print head was unable to pass over them and come to rest in the correct position.
To remove the torn paper we turned off the power to the printer (to prevent any damage to the carriage mechanism) and used a pair of tweezers to carefully pull the offending article through the small gap. We missed this hidden piece of paper the first time we checked for obstructions so it's worth shining a torch in and having a good nose around!
Close your printer lid, power on the printer and et voila... Canon error code 6A81 is no more!"
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How can I fix an error msg #6A81 on the Pixma mg5320?

Error 6A81 is described here: http://www.canon.co.uk/support/consumer_products/product_ranges/printers/pixma/error_codes/#5011
Description
A printer error has occurred.
Resolution
  1. Turn off the machine and unplug the power cord from the power supply.
  2. Plug the machine back in and turn the power on.
    NOTE- If you disconnect the power plug, all the faxes stored in the machine's memory are deleted.
If the above solution has not resolved your error, please contact your nearest Canon authorised service facility.
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Canon printer error code 6A81

Solution 1: This is a purge unit error.
There maybe something jamming the purge unit or just a absorber out of place which is picking up on the carriage preventing it from moving correctly.
Try to move the carriage away from the purge (its where the printhead/carriage parks its self on the right side of the machine) with no resistance then you can shine a torch into the machine and look at the purge unit.
There maybe crumpled paper jammed in the purge.
If all looks well, the purge unit may be defective and had to be replaced.

Solution 2:
The wiper on the purge may have stuck. It slides back and forth and they have been known to stick.
Push it with a long screwdriver to see if it moves.

Solution 3:
Something is blocking the printer inside. It could be a paper jam or a foreign object.
Check using a flashlight, to ensure there is nothing obstructing the paper feed mechanism down inside the printer where it is not easily seen.
If there is nothing obvious, unplug the printer power supply.
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Where is the model serial number on the Canon MX882

Issue: Where is the serial number located?
Solution: Locate the serial number MX882

Locate the Serial Number The serial number of the MX882 is located inside the printer, as shown below.
  1. With the printer powered on, open the Paper Output Tray (A).

    mx870_openpaperoutputtray.jpg

    The above illustration shows a PIXMA MX870.

  2. Lift the Scanning Unit (Cover) (B) and fix it with the Scanning Unit Support (C).

    mx870_openscanningunit.jpg

  3. Wait until the print head carriage moves to the ink tank replacement position.

  4. To the right of the print head carriage, inside the printer, is a white sticker that is attached to a metal plate. The serial number is located on the white sticker. Please see the illustration below.
    The serial number starts with four letters and ends with five numbers, for example: ABCD01234.

    mx882_serialnumber.jpg
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