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Posted on Nov 15, 2007

I560 Based on the 5 orange flashes, the book tells me to install the print head and if it's already installed (which it is), to remove it and check the electrical contacts. Okay, so HOW DO I DO THAT?????

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  • Anonymous Dec 14, 2007

    5 orange flashes

  • Anonymous Dec 21, 2007

    the orange light keep flasting even turn it off still do the same thing and even

    restart the pc still not solve the problems.

  • Anonymous Dec 21, 2007

    the orange light keep flasting even restart the pc and even turn printer

    off still not solve the problems any suggest to solve this problems.

  • tomtomy Jan 23, 2008

    got the same problem

  • Dale Eubanks
    Dale Eubanks Feb 01, 2008

    I reseated the printer head and I still get the five orange flashes. What now?

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If you are lucky clean the contacts on print head or change the waste ink absorber may solve the problem , if not you need to change the print head , part code:QY6-0064 or QY6-0042, about 38 $ on Ebay.

Here is also the manual reset procedure for I560 (and other Canon printers ):
1. Start with the printer OFF
2. Hold down RESUME and then hold down POWER
3. release RESUME
4. press RESUME twice, then release POWER
5. Let green light blink until printer is done moving print head.
6. Select functions below with RESUME press POWER to execute:
Number of presses - light color - function :
0 presses - green - Test print (or exit service mode on i960)
1 press - orange - EEPROM info print (plus grid nozzle diagnostic on i960)
2 presses - green - EEPROM initialize
3 presses - orange - Reset waste ink counter

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Go to support on canonusa.com. they have step by step directions

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Can I reset the EEPROM of a canon print head?

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  1. Power on the printer.

  2. Open the paper output tray and top cover.

    Note: Gently open the paper output tray while holding it.

  3. After confirming that the print head holder has moved to the center, open the inner cover.

  4. Remove the orange tape securing the print head lock lever, and raise the print head lock lever.

    Note: If the top cover is left open for more than 10 minutes, the print head holder will move to the right. If this occurs, close the top cover once and then re-open it.

  5. Remove the print head from its package and remove the orange protective cap.

    set_print_head_1.jpg

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    <1> Electrical Contacts and Print Head Face's Nozzle Area
    <2> Ink Supply Filters

    Note: To avoid any damage, do not touch the print head face's nozzle area, electrical contacts, and ink supply filters. After removing the protective cap, set the print head into the print head holder immediately. Do not re-attach the protective cap after it has been removed.

  6. Set the print head into the print head holder, and lower the print head lock lever until a click sound is made.

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    Next, install the ink tanks.

  7. Remove the cyan ink tank (BCI-6C) from its package. Pull the orange tape in the direction of the arrow to remove the wrap film completely.

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    Note: Remove the orange tape completely. If the orange tape is not completely removed, it may interfere with printing.

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    <2> Removed incorrectly

  8. Hold the ink tank as shown in the image below. Twist the orange protective cap in the direction of the arrow, and remove it.

    Note: Remove the protective cap while holding it, so that fingers will not be stained by the ink.


    set_print_head_6.jpg

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  10. Close the inner cover and top cover.

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Generally speaking the Orange light flashes 5 times to indicate a print head error.

Did you recently remove and install the printhead? It may just need to be reseated. The printer may also need a service repair.

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1. Start with printer OFF
2. Hold down RESUME and then hold down POWER
3. Release RESUME
4. press RESUME twice, then release POWER
5. let green light blink until printhead has finished moving.
6. Select functions below with RESUME, execute with POWER

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Three flashes: Paper jam

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Eight flashes: Waste ink tank almost full

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