Usually means that either the film has not been exposed, or has been so grossly underexposed that the images do not register. Try firing the camera without film, but with the back open, and see if a) the shutter works, and b) the lens aperture opens and closes as it should. May need a service, which can be expensive.
SOURCE: FO-P610 Fax problem
I have the same problem, incorrect film, check film. Arrrrrgh...
After been trying about for 2 hrs to fix this stupid problem.
Eventually I tried a trick to cheat the machine. It works for me.
This is what I do.
It reads the old film. So, cut out about 3 pages length of old film.
Join the old film to the new film starting point. Make sure you have the same side for both film(one side will scratch, but not the other side). To find if you have a right side, use a sticky tape (Sellotape) to stick and pull off and you will see the black thingy come off.
One end of Old film join to the new film, the other end join to the roller. Make sure you stick the full width of the joint but not just abit.
Now roll back the new film side with old film. Load to the fax machine.
The fax machine now will check film (of course we have the old film for the first section for him to check).
Film check Passed.
Now make a few copy (Photocopy) documents until you are satisfied with the resolutions, approx 4 pages.
then Bingo, you got new film in it and no more check film.
And touch wood that I don't need to open the cover again till it finished!
Good Luck.
SOURCE: negative images
Check the settings and try to update the software/drivers if available from manufecturer's website. ([email protected])
SOURCE: Hello, Please help me I love my camera! The last 3
Most likely this is a shutter problem. If you are using flash and getting the half pictures, then make sure the flash is a canon compatible flash and the synch is set to 60th. If the problem is all the time including non-flash pictures, then the shutter will have to be repaired.
Happend twice to me. What sometimes happens is that the paper roll was not changed at the time the ink was. Therefore the paper roll was allowed to remain in the printer until the very last sheet. On the last sheet there is a sticker that says paper out. (stupid idea) This sticker makes the last sheet of paper too thick to fit through the last paper guide / feed. Because of this, the ink film breaks and that specific error message is displayed until that last piece of 4x6 is pulled from the paper feed. Clear that out, and all is good.. Change the paper every time u change the ink.
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