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Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

paul.hes...@blueyonder.co.uk (Paul Heslop) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 09:57:30 UT

Mary wrote:
It does actually sound temporary, frustrating but hopefully a little
work will get you back up and running.

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

paul.hes...@blueyonder.co.uk (Paul Heslop) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 09:53:32 UT

You never know, it can sometimes be that simple. good luck anyway. BTW
I am assuming you're using Canon carts? After using some compatibles I
started getting that sort of problem and went back to the real thing,
it was just better than going through the hassle.

Which digital camera ng is meashershithead contaminating?

alia...@sheep-fukker.ima (fb) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 06:14:22 UT

THX

Re: Wiper & Doctor blades needed

dcl...@bethere.co.uk (Stick) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 05:23:54 UT

Try your local Cartridge World. They may be able to help.

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

har...@excite.com (Howard) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 05:19:20 UT

What has worked for me on BJC 6000 and pixma 4200. Small bowel that
printhead can balance on its face in. Add about 2 inches of near boiling
water and ammonia (3-4:1). after rinsing printhead nozzles through the
inside sponge under briskly flowing hot water from faucet until existing
ink is rinsed out (maybe 5-10 minutes), set nozzle part of printhead into

Wiper & Doctor blades needed

spl...@splork.net (Splork) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 05:23:48 UT

Looking for a US source for several blades for HP 92298 and
C4127 Laser Cartridges.
Thanks

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

nos...@invalid.swl (MaryT) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 05:09:08 UT

on
I don't know a lot about printheads as I've never had to look close-up, but
I am not sure if you mean holes in the cartridge or holes in the printhead.
I don't see any holes on the top of the cartridge. One is on the back of
cartridge and one on opposite side (front of the cartridge before you put it

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

l...@nospam (Lou) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 04:23:49 UT

I never follow directions carefully and I'm sure I'll be told that this is
not the way to do it, but I take a shallow bowl and a small amount of tap
water (I know you're supposed to use distilled) and heat it in the
microwave. Then fold a small amount of paper towel and sit the printhead on
that inside the bowl. I then use an eyedropper to drip hot water through

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

n...@invalid.ddd (Mary) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 04:11:35 UT

I just placed the cartridge in the printhead the same as I always do. There
is a yellow sticker on top of the ink tank, but its always there. it just
says the name of the printer the cart is for and the color of the ink. It
doesn't cover an air hole. Its meant to be left as it is. Its stuck on
there. There is a small hole at the bottom of the side with the label. I

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

nos...@invalid.swl (MaryT) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 03:55:33 UT

a
black
carts
(careful
replace
be
I remember you Burt, but never had this particular problem before. The
sponge on the outlet was a bit dry, and I had to press on it but only
slightly to get ink to pour out. I thought that would get the ink flowing
again but it didn't.
only
blow
I din't leave the printer idle for a while. I use it 2-3 times a week. Early

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

davy.3d3...@no.email.invalid (davy) — Thu, 24 jul 2008 20:10:25 UT

Just wondering, when you fitted the cartridge's did you tear the little
Yellow sticker on the top of the ink tank.... it uncovers a little air
hole. The sponge should be soaked with ink and not dry, the cartridges
may be faulty of course.
May be a good idea to run a deep cleaning cycle with new cartridges,

Re: Canon prints gobbedygoop

ck...@freenet.carleton.ca (Brendan R. Wehrung) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 03:28:25 UT

Come, come, he (or should I say "it," trolls being confused on many
levels) is entitled to gobbedygoop, which is its native language.
Brendan

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

nos...@pacbell.net (Burt) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 02:47:21 UT

Mary - I responded to several of your posts before you bought the ip4000.
The dry outlet sponge is a clue! Have you left the printer idle for a
while? Take that cart out and gently blow into the air vent while holding
the cart over a sink or wastebasket with old papers in it. You should only
have to blow gently to get it to drip from the outlet. If you have to blow

Re: Canon prints gobbedygoop

f...@nospam.com (Frank) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 01:58:45 UT

---------------------------
Ok you fascist atheist pig...which camera ng are you polluting with your
lies and bullshit?
Tell so I can clue them all in about who you really are ok?
Best you tell me cause if you don't I'll find out and you'll have hell
to pay!...LOL!
Loser!

Re: Ink problem - Canon IP 4000

inkysti...@oem.com (measekite) — Fri, 25 jul 2008 01:22:03 UT

Readers who read your post do not need to have
an imagination.
The only thing that is obvious is you being an idiot.