Reset remaining ink levels for canon mp490 - Canon MultiPASS MP730 All-In-One InkJet Printer

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Disconnect the printer's outlet
Hold the Botton of power while connecting to the outlet
Holding down the power button pressed twice the reset button (red circle with a triangle)
Release the power button
The printer takes about 10 seconds into the show vaor numeroco zero.
Pressing + to the value moves from 0 to 1.
When this value to 1, press the button that is on par with reset, this will light up two lamps
One is that of plain papaer and the other of photo paper, at this point is put paper into the printer
Pressing the power button once or twice (it does not matter), the printer will print a proof sheet
When you print this sheet the value in the display returns to zero, leaving it well
Open scan cover (to remove the cartridges but was not removed), with the lid open faith disconnect the power to printer
Remove the cartridge, close the lid and turn on the printer.
Re-positioned and Refill cartridges in the printer and READY.

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You could just turn the ink refill monitor off.

Open the Windows Start menu, open the "Canon Utilities" folder, open the "My Printer" folder, open "My Printer", click on "Printer Status", go to the "Options" menu, unselect "Enable Status Monitor".

You should be able to tell when your ink is low, because the color will fade.

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You can't reset the ink level on all Canon Pixma printers.You need to turn off the function on printer to show the ink level.On most printers this happen with push resume button and hold it for 5 seconds.
The printer shows empty cartridges but it will printing.

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you can reset low ink error by pressing stop/reset button for 10 seconds

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I know this is frustrating. I am all for recycling and using refilled ink and laser toner cartridges. However, the manufacturers make most of their money from ink and toner sales. So, from time to time, they will encode or datecode cartridge chips. The only times I've been ale to get around this is by using at least one genuine OEM cartridge to trick the printer. If that does not work, try another et of refills, or you will have to use only OEMs.

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