Clearing printer heads CANON
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Hello,
Despite 4 cleanings of the nozzles, I can't unblock the blue and the BK. What should I do? After doing cleanings, the ink level goes down but I have no results.
Thank you for your advice
Configuration: Windows / Internet Explorer 11.0
Despite 4 cleanings of the nozzles, I can't unblock the blue and the BK. What should I do? After doing cleanings, the ink level goes down but I have no results.
Thank you for your advice
Configuration: Windows / Internet Explorer 11.0
3 answers
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hello
clean the nozzles with burning alcohol and a cotton swab
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Hello,
Repeated cleaning of the nozzles ►►► clogged nozzles.
No need to continue, the solution that works for me (I’ve already had a case with a Brother printer that had been down for a year) is the right little syringe, distilled water, and a few drops in the orifices of the print head where the cartridges insert.
Leave the printer for 24 hours, then proceed with a test; if it’s not successful, we do it again.......
Of course, the first prints won’t meet expectations....
It works for me!
Best regards.
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Hello.
And if you lack equipment, there are ready-made kits available for Canon printers ==>
https://www.amazon.fr/nettoyage-Pristine-Fluid-imprimante-dimpression/dp/B071CV88KS
... or CDiscount if you prefer a French retail site ==>
https://www.cdiscount.com/informatique/clavier-souris-webcam/kit-de-nettoyage-pristine-fluid-pour-imprimante-ca/f-1070210-auc0705422520739.html
Or at a lower price but with 3 times less capacity ==>
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/222394682660?hash=item33c7c18d24%3Ag%3AFBYAAOSw44BYkLdn
As for me, I used exactly the same method as glg29 ;-) with demineralized water on my old Epson SX 415, but not yet (thankfully) on my new Canon TR 7550
See you later...