Epson 10600 error 00030016

Take the inks out and put them back in. May have got unseated. Check for foreign objects which may have jammed the heads.

Hi
If you have lots of flashing error lights or electrical problems then it is likely to be electrical.

However, if like most... and your Canon PIXMA iP4000 InkJet Photo Printer has just been left unused for some time? You probably have an ink clog on the cyan and magenta.
Or possibly a faulty cartridge.

Provided it worked OK before a period of non-use? Then you just need to use a PRINT HEAD CLEANING KIT to unclog the tiny jets.
Magic Inkjet Flush usually works a treat on those!

Magic is ideal for unclogging the tiny jets on any Canon, Epson HP andremoving those horrible white lines which usually appear in prints whendried ink clogs several jets...

So if yours appears to be a clog? all you should need to do is to use the Magic Inkjet Flush kit to soak the print head and you should be printing again like new.

You can read more here:
How to Clean, Fix, Repair, Unclog, Dry, Clogged Print Heads on CANON, EPSON, HP, Lexmark, Dell, Olivetti etc…


Good Luck!

Tinteiros (Ebay)

If you have lots of flashing error lights or electrical problems then it is likely to be electrical.

However, if like most... and your printer has just been left unused for some time? You probably have an ink clog on the cyan and magenta.

Provided it worked OK before a period of non-use? Then you just need to use a PRINT HEAD CLEANING KIT to unclog the tiny jets.
Magic Inkjet Flush usually works a treat on those!

Magic is ideal for unclogging the tiny jets on any Canon, Epson HP andremoving those horrible white lines which usually appear in prints whendried ink clogs several jets...

So if yours appears to be a clog? all you should need to do is to usethe Magic Inkjet Flush kit to soak the print head and you should beprinting again like new.

You can read more here:
How to Clean, Fix, Repair, Unclog, Dry, Clogged Print Heads on CANON, EPSON, HP, Lexmark, Dell, Olivetti etc…

Also this may help...
HP 145 Sequence HP D145 all-in-one printer
http://magicinkjetflush.com/images/PDF/HP_135_Sequence.pdf

or smaller file
http://magicinkjetflush.com/images/HP_135_Sequence.jpg


Good Luck!

Tinteiros (Ebay)

Hi
Sounds like too much cyan.
Remove ink and place onto a paper towel.
If it appears too much cyan *blue then let it stand for 2 mins. You can do the same if mixed.

Once normal colours appear try again.

However, if like most... and your printer has just been left unused for some time? You probably have an ink clog on the cyan and magenta.

Provided it worked OK before a period of non-use? Then you just need to use a PRINT HEAD CLEANING KIT to unclog the tiny jets.
Magic Inkjet Flush usually works a treat on those!

Magic is ideal for unclogging the tiny jets on any Canon, Epson HP andremoving those horrible white lines which usually appear in prints whendried ink clogs several jets...

So if yours appears to be a clog? all you should need to do is to usethe Magic Inkjet Flush kit to soak the print head and you should beprinting again like new.

You can read more here:
How to Clean, Fix, Repair, Unclog, Dry, Clogged Print Heads on CANON, EPSON, HP, Lexmark, Dell, Olivetti etc…

Good Luck!

Tinteiros (Ebay)

If you have lots of flashing error lights or electrical problems then it is likely to be electrical.

However, if like most... and your
printer has just been left unused for some time? You probably have an ink clog on the cyan and magenta. Or possibly a faulty cartridge.

Provided it worked OK before a period of non-use? Then you just need to use a Magic Inkjet Flush PRINT HEAD CLEANING KIT to unclog the tiny jets. (available from https://magicinkjetflush.com)
It usually works a treat on those!

Magic is ideal for unclogging the tiny jets on any Canon, Epson HP and great for removing those horrible white lines which usually appear in 
prints when dried ink clogs several jets...

So if yours appears to be a clog? all you should need to do is to use the Magic Inkjet Flush Kit to soak the print head and you should be printing again like 
new.

You can read more here:
How to Clean, Fix, Repair, Unclog, Dry, Clogged Print Heads on CANON, EPSON, HP, Lexmark, Dell, Olivetti etc…
https://magicinkjetflush.com/Instructions/PDF/Canon_Many_thanks_for_buying_your_Magic_Inkjet_Flush_Kit9.pdf

Hope it helps!
Good Luck!

John 
https://magicinkjetflush.com

Hi Pull the power cable. And leave out for 1 minute it should reset to default factory settings.

If you have lots of flashing error lights or electrical problems then it is likely to be electrical.

However, if like most... and yourprinter has just been left unused for some time? You probably have an ink clog on the cyan and magenta.

Provided it worked OK before a period of non-use? Then you just need to use a PRINT HEAD CLEANING KIT to unclog the tiny jets.
Magic Inkjet Flush usually works a treat on those!

Magic is ideal for unclogging the tiny jets on any Canon,Epson HP andremoving those horrible white lines which usually appear in prints whendried ink clogs several jets...

So if yours appears to be a clog? all you should need to do is to usethe MagicInkjet Flush kit to soak the print head and you should beprinting again like new.

You can read more here:
How to Clean, Fix, Repair, Unclog, Dry, Clogged Print Heads on CANON, EPSON, HP, Lexmark, Dell, Olivetti etc…

Also this may help...
HP 145 Sequence HP D145 all-in-one printer
http://magicinkjetflush.com/images/PDF/HP_135_Sequence.pdf

or smaller file
http://magicinkjetflush.com/images/HP_135_Sequence.jpg


Good Luck!

Tinteiros (Ebay)

Hi,

Request to check printer setup and connectivity. You may have to enable the printing services from Start>Run>Type services.msc

Once done, please check the startup items and for rest, please follow the link below
http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/kea0.html

Warm regards,

Anirban Mazumdar

If you have lots of flashing error lights or electrical problems then it is likely to be electrical.

However, if like most... and your printer has just been left unused for some time? You probably have an ink clog on the cyan and magenta.

Provided it worked OK before a period of non-use? Then you just need to use a PRINT HEAD CLEANING KIT to unclog the tiny jets.
Magic Inkjet Flush usually works a treat on those!

Magicis ideal for unclogging the tiny jets on any Canon, Epson HP andremoving those horrible white lines which usually appear in prints whendried ink clogs several jets...

So if yours appears to be a clog? all you should need to do is to usethe Magic Inkjet Flush kit to soak the print head and you should beprinting again like new.

You can read more here:
How to Clean, Fix, Repair, Unclog, Dry, Clogged Print Heads on CANON, EPSON, HP, Lexmark, Dell, Olivetti etc…


You are covered by a 30 day money back guarantee if not.

Good Luck!

Tinteiros (Ebay)

can you give me more info in the error

Sorry but It uses Durabrite ink which tends to turn into hard gel if not printed at least once a week. Its less painful and expensive to just throw the printer out and buy a new one. I recommend the canon PIXMA ip3500. It lets you remove the printhead for cleaning unlike the Epson. If you want to try your luck at unclogging the printer heres a link to a unclogging kit but be warned that results are not guaranteed!

http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/kits/Epson/K89

The C82 in addition to clogging also has a problem where the waste ink hose which is supposed to remove excess ink (so the printer dosent get clogged) gets disconnected and so the printer clogs even more. The C84 had this glitch fixed but alot of good that did!

Thanks for reading!