20 Most Recent Canon MP560 All-In-One InkJet Printer Questions & Answers

open the cartridge campartment and check for any insects or dust clean and try to restart

Error B200 refers to a bad printhead. You may have ran out of ink and the printer didnt catch the ink level on time, which caused it to glitch to error B200. There are a few tricks you may try to fix this, but most likely the printhead needs to be replaced. Your printer needs a printhead which is not expensive at all. $28.99 free shiping: https://www.ebay.com/itm/371439052606 This is a video to try to reset b200 error: NEW Printhead For Canon QY6 0073 iP3600 iP3680 MP540 MP560 MP568 MP620...

Remove your black cartridge and check that the ink might be over flow or block.... so clean it up with soft paper... thanks

Open the front cover on the printer. The print cartridges should slide on a conveyor belt from one far end of the print chamber to near the center. There should be one black ink cartridge and one color cartridge.
Remove the cartridges from the printer. This should simply involve grabbing and pulling the cartridges out. There may be a flap holding the cartridges in place that you need to flip up first. Or you may need to press down on the cartridges to spring them out of place.
Decide on replacing the cartridges with a brand new ones or refilling the existing cartridges. Refilling the cartridges can cost less money in the long-term and reduce waste, while new cartridges will guarantee to work and have the most ink up front.
Refill the cartridges with fresh ink in order to reuse them. With black cartridges, you need to drill or melt a hole in the cartridge lid, while you will remove the lid to find the color cartridge's holes. Inject the correct color ink with a plastic syringe bottle. Reseal the lid on a color cartridge after refilling.
Dispose of the cartridges properly after you purchase new ones. Take the old cartridges with you to whichever store you get the new ones from. Not only will this help you find the correct replacements, but the store may also take the old cartridges for recycling.
Insert the new or refilled cartridges into your printer. New cartridges likely have protective tape over the print head that you'll need to remove. Run a test print on the computer to make sure that the cartridges properly work
Check to see if the printer still reads the cartridges as being empty (if you are reusing a refilled one). This will be due to a chip in the cartridges that the printer reads for the ink level. It doesn't change just because you refilled the cartridges. You must purchase an electronic device that will reset the chip for you.


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Richard, call Canon Support 877-287-7032..you will get a real person to talk to and they will walk you through the fix...your problem is nearly over....GVHparkridge

Just press and hold down the STOP button :) Works a treat :)

press MENU button, SCAN button, COPY button, SCAN button.
wait a minute.
it may be enter into special mode: service mode

(3) USE > to got to NVRAM ACCESS
(4) set ABS-M LEVEL to 0
(5) set ABS-P LEVEL to 0
(6) Press STOP to EXIT

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Try accessing the menu on the printer and it should have some printer options that you can use to tell the printer you installed a new cartridge

If all of your other equipment is working fine at the time you have issues with your printer then the folks at Canon are full of sh--! The issue is with the printer and you don't have to be a rocket scientist to come to that conclusion. Try to reset your printer to factory defaults to see if that solves the issue. And if you do not find the reset in your manual contact Canon to have them give you the code or reset protocol for your unit. Good luck.

Yup. Remove the drivers for Canon. Shut off computer for 1 minute. Restart computer, reinstall drivers, check again.

maybe your yellow color isempty

Hi.I think in that model you need also a service tool to reset the ink absorbers.

If you have "upgraded" your operating system, it is likely that there is no current driver for your printer. This is a particular problem for users of Windows 10. Check the Canon website for updated drivers, but don't be surprised if your printer has become "obsoleted"

Turn your printer on, wait for it to do its' start up processes. Then hold the power button until the machine turns off and then keep holding for 15 seconds. That should reset the printer. If it doesn't work then you have a problem internally in the programming and you will have to call canon. Make sure the printer is free of all paper and there is no paper in the tray or stuck in the machine