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I have an iP4700 & am getting tired of the long cleaning cycle that sometimes occurs when turning it on. From what you are saying it appears I should use the iP4600 driver. Is there some feature that might be missing if I do so?

I too would like to know about the iP4820 cleaning cycle. Sometimes my iP4700 goes on & on & on. This is the 4th Canon printer I've had and each newer one takes longer to clean & start printing.

I'm using plain paper & one side. I don't understand why the black ink would transfer onto the section of paper it contacts. It's pretty faint but it is there.

I have a Canon iP4700 & sometimes print & send out club membership forms. They are folded into thirds to fit a #10 envelope. When I get these back there usually is some ink transfer from where the bottom third was folded onto the middle third. It looks as if they were folded when the ink was...

emerald - I'm glad your disassembly/reassembly worked for you. Obviously the procedure can be done. When I looked into this a few years ago everyone except one person got a printhead error when putting it back into the printer. I'm just guessing that one of those flexible wire traces must...

I did not fool around with the nozzles. I just removed the 2 screws attaching the white nozzle assembly to the main black plastic printhead housing. A ribbon type flex cable connects these two pieces. You can gently pivot the nozzle assembly out of the way & see inside. There are some seals in...

A few years ago I had a Canon iP3000 which started printing a rusty orange color instead of yellow. However it would print yellow after a nozzle clean cycle or printing a lot of yellow. As if running some yellow ink through the printhead flushed out possible contamination from the magenta...