I
Ivor Floppy
SamSez said:
"pale in comparison" ... groan.
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"pale in comparison" ... groan.
M
measekite
SamSez said:How about the worst fading of the three?
Kind of makes all the other 'problems' pale in comparison.
No fading in 9 months.
M
measekite
Ivor said:"pale in comparison" ... groan.
More BullShit. No fading in 9 months.
S
SamSez
measekite said:More BullShit. No fading in 9 months.
I'll be a little more polite.
I'll say, ...I'm happy you're satisfied, however, your experience does not seem
to agree with the majority of independent testing...
and since you replied to both, I'll reply to both
A
Arthur Entlich
I was wondering how Canon deals with the waste ink from their printers?
Do they use some type of pad or bottle, and are they user replaceable?
Art
Do they use some type of pad or bottle, and are they user replaceable?
Art
R
Ron Cohen
Check the archives for messages with "Waste Ink Tank Full Message" in the
header. There are lots of discussion about this. There is a felt pad in the
bottom that soaks up excess ink from the cleaning processes. Excessive deep
cleaning seems to be the major cause of this. The other part of the
situation is that once the message appears a sequence of commands must be
executed to the printer to clear this message and Canon doesn't divulge this
info. Lots of messages deal with this situation - cleaning the pads and
resetting the printer).
header. There are lots of discussion about this. There is a felt pad in the
bottom that soaks up excess ink from the cleaning processes. Excessive deep
cleaning seems to be the major cause of this. The other part of the
situation is that once the message appears a sequence of commands must be
executed to the printer to clear this message and Canon doesn't divulge this
info. Lots of messages deal with this situation - cleaning the pads and
resetting the printer).
A
Arthur Entlich
Thanks, I'll do some further reasearch.
Art
Art
Ron said:Check the archives for messages with "Waste Ink Tank Full Message" in the
header. There are lots of discussion about this. There is a felt pad in the
bottom that soaks up excess ink from the cleaning processes. Excessive deep
cleaning seems to be the major cause of this. The other part of the
situation is that once the message appears a sequence of commands must be
executed to the printer to clear this message and Canon doesn't divulge this
info. Lots of messages deal with this situation - cleaning the pads and
resetting the printer).
B
Burt
Art - The code sequences are available on several web sites to reset many
of the
Canon waste ink counters. Emptying the receptical, however is not easy to
do for non-technicians. people have reported resetting the counter without
emptying the recepticle at least once without mishaps. Check
http://www.neilslade.com/papers/inkjetstuff.html and
http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/ for Canon code sequences.
of the
Canon waste ink counters. Emptying the receptical, however is not easy to
do for non-technicians. people have reported resetting the counter without
emptying the recepticle at least once without mishaps. Check
http://www.neilslade.com/papers/inkjetstuff.html and
http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/ for Canon code sequences.
A
Arthur Entlich
Thanks for the information. I was wondering how Canon was dealing with
this problem which is pretty much universal with inkjet prinetrs.
Art
this problem which is pretty much universal with inkjet prinetrs.
Art