Did one cleaning, got the first set of blue lines then no yellow or ppink or black. after that didn't even acknowledge there were ink cartridges in printer after cleaning then with rag
SOURCE: Cannon IP1880 Cannot detect Cartridge
press the resume button 5seconds(this disable ink cartridge monitor..
SOURCE: Canon IP5200 printer - "duplicate ink tanks"
Don't buy Canon. Canon allows this to continue, after selling you a faulty product, and does NOTHING to provide us with an answer or refund. The best way to prevent this from happening, short of any accountability from CANON, is to simply stop investing in their dishonesty. Don't buy Canon.
SOURCE: Black ink
The PGBK cartridge is a pigment black ink, while the others use a dye for coloration. The pigment black is used when printing text and other documents. The dye ink is used when printing photos and other colored documents. The dye black is used in conjunction with the color (dye) inks to provide tinting and color gradation, and therefore is not used nearly as much as the pigment black unless you use your printer only for printing photos.
If you're printing text and documents, you will need to buy another pigment black (PGBK) cartridge.
SOURCE: RECOGNITION OF GENUINE CANON INK CARTRIDGE
most probably has been damaged.
ink cartrigde is damaged due to followin causes--
1. over heating of head due to bulk printing
2. mishandling the cartridge.
3. repeated refillings
try this if you want to use this cartrigde again, it may work
1. clean the golden contact points with isopropyl alcohol of cartrigde as well as the cartridge holder
2. remove cartrigde and install again after some days
possibility of fault in printer is minimal,
SOURCE: The MP620 printer has 2 black ink cartridges. The
Hi,
With these types of printers they will use all 4 colors to make black unless you configure it other wise. The link below will take you to the printers support page. In the box that says "please enter your question" type "how to use only 1 black ink". it will give you top results, just click #1 and it click on your operating system. Follow the instructions given and that should take care of it. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=238&modelid=17406#SupportDetailAct
52 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×