Printer shows error message u052 and will not allow any access to 'menus', 'settings' or 'reset'
I have replaced ink cartridges and it works for about 20 minutes (printing 8 pages and copying 2 pages) before the error message appears
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The error U051 / U052 indicates that a communication issue with the print head. This can be caused either by the print head not being installed or print head not working properly. The issue U051/U052 canon printer can be fixed easily.
·Reset the print head
·Restart the printer
·Check ink cartridge
Read continue the steps to fix the U051/U052 error code in canon printer.
The U052 printer Error occurs in two different scenarios. The First one is when the print head is not installed properly on the canon printer. And the second Scenario is When the print head is installed well but is not working properly.
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Try holding down the Stop/Reset button on the top of the printer for approximately 10-20 sec. It should start to print. If not try a different cartridge.
U051 indicates an ink cartridge that cannot be recognised by the
printer. Sadly you cannot use your printer while this error remains.
I would advise the following: -Remove the problem cartridge from the printer -Wipe the gold contacts on the front of the cartridge with a piece of non fibrous tissue (like kitchen tissue). -Re-install the cartridge.
If
the error remains it is likely that there is a genuine problem with the
cartridge. So I would advise getting in touch with whoever you purchased the cartridge from to arrange a replacement.
Remove all ink tanks (printer is on), remove printer ink cartridge carrier head. clean head with alcohol wipes thoroughly, not contacts. Push in gently print cartridge pistons on cartridge carrier. Reseat print cartridge and ink tanks, replace any very low ink one's. turn off printer, unplug electrical, remove usb on printer and computer. plug all back in, turn on. Alarm and message should disappear. Clean and realign with software.
Hello all, I have had an MP600 for a few years now, and after paying about £50-£60 a set of inks i decided to use compatible ones and i also spent £20.00 on a ink resetter from Sudhaus http://www.patronenhandel.de/shop/en/Redsetter/MP-Serie/MP-600/mit-Refill-Set After about a year of owning the MP600 i got the dreaded U052 error, so i went back to genuine inks, however this did not clear the error. i then decided to telephone Canon and they advised me to clean the print head thoroughly. If you look at the print head there is a white plate with 2 screws either side, i rmoved that CAREFULLY and cleaned behind it, i reinstalled everything back to normal and 2 years later i am still running perfect with no issues what so ever...I'm not sure what resolved the issue but i now refill my genuine cartridges myself and reset the chip with the Sudhaus resetter. To refill your cartridge use the tube inside the genuine ink cartridge DO NOT refill from the top, you will see the 2 arrows on the GENUINE ink cartridge pierce between there and use a long syringe to refill. Hope this helps people in the future.
The dreaded U052 error means that the 'chip' fitted to the Cartridge is not responding .. Canon (like all printer mfgs) makes all it's profit from selling Ink .. so they fit these chips to try to prevent you refilling or using a 'compatible' replacement cartridge
You have to move the chip from the Canon cartridge to the 'compatible' and (it seems) the chips are particularly sensitive to static / damage .. many people end up blowing the chips during the swap over .. or even when fitting the original genuine cartridges to a brand new unit for the first time ...
If the unit is brand new, take it back and demand a replacement ... if you have just swapped over the chip onto a compatible cartridge, you can try buying a genuine Canon cartridge (which will have a new chip) = hopefully that will do the trick
NB. I have seen some suggestions that canon's have a 'Service Mode' that allows you to disable the cartridge chip checking and allow you to print no matter what .. however I've never found any details ... perhaps some-one else has the details ??
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