Canon PIXMA mini260 InkJet Photo Printer "encoder strip behind head" Questions

...encoder strip. Gently connect the strip on either end behind the carriage rod. The strip has an "L" on one side and a dot on the other. Be sure you put the "L" side on the left. There is a small **** ...

...encoder strip. The encoder strip (clear strip about 5 mm wide) can be unclipped at each end by moving the head carriage with the printer off -- if there is ink on it then try cleaning it, but make ...

...encoder strip). Clean the encoder with some soapy water on a cotton bud.It is very delicate so dont press ******* it otherwise it will snap. Check there are no paper scraps stuck anywhere inside the ...

...encoder strip is not out of place behind the carriage. Do a full cleaning of the print head manually: (1) Open the printer (2) Remove the ink cartridges from the print head. (3) Use cotton swabs ...

encoder strip. You're on the right track - I found the the purge cap (the white sliding mechanism that the print head parks to when it's not in use) was not lubricated well enough from factory. If you

...encoder strip, the clear plastic band that runs behind the print carriage. A Q-tip damp with alcohol will wipe off any grease or ink. You'll find a grease spot just above the area on your print that ...

...encoder strip. Look at the clear strip with black stripes behind the carriage and wipe off any grease with a Q-tip. Craig's advice is excellent. Worked for me! Used some alcohol with the Q-Tip as the ...

loose, you probably also damaged a clear plastic strip called an encoder strip. I would strongly recommend getting it properly serviced -- they can then check for proper functionality at the same time

...encoder strip with alcohol free glass cleaner and a couple of qtips. The encoder strip is the clear strip of plastic that runs behind the print head assy the width of the printer it tells the print ...

...encoder strip is not out of place behind the carriage. Do a full cleaning of the print head manually: (1) Open the printer (2) Remove the ink cartridges from the print head. (3) Use cotton swabs ...