Canon BJC - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

According to the manual found here:

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=DownloadDetailTabAct&fcategoryid=330&modelid=6609

7 orange lights represents a bad print head, and the printer will need serviced or replacement. Since printers are so cheap lately, I would just go shopping. Hope this helps! Thanks!

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Hi can gave you the truble codes

Light Orange - 2 beeps: Remove any paper jammed

Light Orange - 3 beeps: Remove any paper jammed

Light Orange - 4 beeps: Add Ink

Light Orange - 5 beeps: Re-install cartridge or replace it

Light Orange - 6 beeps: Re-install cartridge or replace it

Light Orange - 7 beeps: Re-install cartridge or replace it

Light Orange - 8 beeps: Waste is almost full

Flash 1 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 6100): Try unplugging the printer for 30 seconds, if not requires service.

Flash 2 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 6300): Try unplugging the printer for 30 seconds, if not requires service.

Flash 3 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 6800): Try unplugging the printer for 30 seconds, if not requires service.

Flash 4 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 5100): Make sure nothing is blocking the cartridge movement, if not requires service.

Flash 5 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 5400): Try unplugging the printer for 30 seconds, if not requires service.

Flash 6 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 5B00): Waste full (make a reset)

Flash 7 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 5200): Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead)

Flash 8 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 5200): Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead)

Flash 9 x Orange - 10 beeps (error code 5600): Replace the BJ Cartridge(Printhead) or reinstall it

Do a power reset and then try.

Solution 1:

• Look inside for a tiny object like a piece of paper, a staple...

Solution 2:

• The purge cap (the white sliding mechanism that the print head parks to when it's not in use) may be not lubricated well enough . Lubricate the sliders with some white grease (don't get it on the small wipers or the black caps); this repair probably require to remove the right panel off of the printer to gain access to the purge mechanism.

Solution 3:

• Clean the timing strip: there is a thin plastic strip running across the width in front of and below the drive belt: there are fine black vertical lines on this strip. If the strip gets a piece of crud on it, you get an error during the start-up sequence.Gently clean this strip with a damp lint-free tissue.

Go to this link. Select Windows XP in the Select OS box. Download the driver and follow instructions to install the driver. Do not connect or turn on the printer until the installation program tells you to do so.

On the canon website there is a downloads area where you will be able to download the driver. There are also downloadable maunals.

You can download the user manual from this link.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Canon-BJC-85-Printers-manual/id/259ci560/t/2/

http://www.devicemanuals.com/guide/Printers/Canon/Canon-Printer-BJC-85-User-Guide-TkRBM056VT.html

Hi. Your printer need technical maintenance

I use to have a Canon with the same issue as yours. Do you refill your own ink tanks? If so, that is the problem because they leak inherently after awhile. If they leak then your print head is probably clogged. Was this a gradual problem or did it occur all at once? That will make a difference in troubleshooting your problem. Another issue with Canon printers is that you have to use them often of the print heads will clog up after a period of time. Take a look at this video as well. It may help you!

Three flashes generally refers to a paper jam. This could be anything from a fragment of paper in the feed path sensor to a paper pick up fail to a sheet of paper crammed into the side of the machine.

If you do a google search for that unit or look for it in ebay you just might come across the battery info you need. Also try getting a manual for it.

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i think the heads need cleaning click start ,click devices and printers, right click on the printer image, click troubleshoot and follow instructions.

http://www.nodevice.com/driver/BJC-210/get24597.html
Copy paste the above address into address bar download drivers hope this works its only .2 mb but it says for xp its the only one i can find rest are for 98 or me or nt