My canon 405 error close the front cover how do fix

This error indicates that an internal error has occurred which may be resolved by resetting the printer. Please follow these steps for isolating and resetting the printer:
1. Open the printer's front cover, and then open and close the print head lock lever (do not remove the print head).
2. Make sure all ink tanks are seated properly.
3. Make sure all packing materials have been removed.
4. Make sure no paper is jammed in the printer.
5. Disconnect the printer cable from the printer.
6. Close the front cover and turn the printer off.
7. Unplug the printer from the power source, and then plug it back in after five minutes.
8. Power on the printer.
If the error returns, the printer will require service options.

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Hi. Have you check the lower cover ( right side of the machine ) . If all covers are closed maybe is a sensor problem

Try turning off both the computer AND the printer. When it restarts, the two will reset and recheck and communicate.

jst close the frnt cover of prntr or smtng or remove us cables connected to it

it is related to FAN, check all the connection of fan.

Solution: Reset the unit-ICMF 5500/5700

Reset the unit

1. Open the front cover.
   
   
   
   
2. Close the front cover.
   
3. Unplug unit for 3-5 minutes, then plug the unit back in.

Solution: Unplug unit for 3-5 minutes, then plug the unit back in

Unplug unit for 3-5 minutes, then plug the unit back in.

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I hope it helps!!!

J'ai un problème e805 photocopie canon gp 405
Quelle est la solution de détails, s'il vous plaît

Hi there Mark765,

According to Canon, the unit needs to be reset.
To do this: Open the front cover. Close the front cover. (I'm serious)

Click here for the canon page concerning this error. It's alsao a good source of additional info.

Let me know if the error persists (or goes away)

Remember: Good things come to those who Rate!
Mike

Are you looking at the canon error window picture that show up on your monitor: It is the front inner flap you see after you open up the two top "covers". I forgot I opened this one looking for a paper jam. The printer cartridges would not even move to the front with this flap opened. After I closed the inner flap it all works (after opening and closing the top two "covers" many times!