When i issue a print command it wouldn't print but state that the out put bin is full what are the possible solutions

1. The output bin may be full. Empty the output bin. Printing resumes automatically.
2. Take a close look at the flaps hanging out the exit of the printer. They should move up and down freely. If one of them is stuck up, broken or dislodged, then a bin full error is displayed.
3. Open rear exit tray and power on the printer. If the printer comes to a Ready state, close rear tray and try printing.
4. Clean the paper path below the toner area and exit assembly at the back of the printer. Ensure there is no pieces of paper stuck in the paper path of the printer.

Hi, Remove all the papers from out put bin & check if not solved remove both side and top covers absorve right side of the out put bin flag sensor clean it with high pressure air or clean with dry cloth gently. Best of luck...Vinay

The output bin is where the paper comes out and stacks up after being printed. It is possible the sensor lever is stuck, or there is physically too much paper in the bin.

Install this freeware: http://www.fantasticfreeware.com/index.php/applications/stalled-printer-repair/ .This gem will clean your stucked Print Jobs, if any.

Check out the arm that rides on the paper as it comes out. It may be stuck so that the sensor is covered. Or it may be that the sensor has some dust on it, so that it reports bin full. Check the arm and also as a precaution use some canned air and blow out the area where the sensor is located. Be careful with the air and don't let it move anything out of place.

out put bin is full

Check the canon website - 12 possible Solutions here;

http://support-nz.canon.co.nz/EN/search?v%3Aproject=AAF-EN&binning-state=model%3D%3DPIXMA+iP5000%0D%0Amenu%3D%3DQA&query=color+hue

Hi,

You only need a PC and a serial terminal. First of all you need to know the PIX software version you run. After that you must go to Cisco web page and get from there the utility for the password recovery corresponding to your version of software.

After that you must connect to the PIX console port. Press ESC key after the PIX is booting and a special prompt it will appear (monitor>). Issue the "interface" command to specify which interface to be active. Inside interface it will be the default one. Then use the command "address" to go with the IP address of the above interface. After that, you will need also an TFTP server where you must upload the software utility specified in the beginning of the solution (the one downloaded fron Cisco). After the "address" command, issue an "server" command to put the IP address of the TFTP server. Than, use the command "file example.bin", where the example.bin is the file downloaded from Cisco. Maybe you will need also to specify the gateway of your network. This you can accomplish by using the "gateway" command. Finally, use the "tftp" command to start the download.
The default Telnet password after this process is "cisco."Go into configuration mode and issue the passwd your_password command to change your Telnet password.

Good luck!

Best regards,
T