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OK, I'll heed your advice. I just called a 3rd party ink site and they said to run away, that the printer is bad news, they were known for B200 errors out of the box, and said the error would come back. For someone that could've made money selling me ink, I was impressed with his honesty...

Progress. The instructions omitted removing the 3 black screw that holds the side cover. I was able to release the carriage and remove the print head. When I turn it on, I get the 17 yellow flashes which error codes suggest the The ink remaining level is not enough to perform the system...

I'm no stranger to a screwdriver so can't resist looking under the hood. I've removed the top but am stuck trying figure where the figure out how to release the print head or even where the view in the picture below is located. Even if I am able to free the print head, how do you clear the...

I'm trying to revive a Canon Pro 1 with the B200 error like you had. I've removed the top but am stuck trying figure how to release the print head or even where the view in the picture below is located. Even if I am able to free the print head, how do you clear the B200 error? Open to your...

I got a free Canon Pro 1 printer. I plug it it and get the B200 error. I can't install the driver on either of 2 computers. Should I: 1. Disassemble and try to soak/clean the print head? 2. Declare defeat and move onto another project. (I did bring back a Canon Pro 10 with a B200 error!)...

I found an OEM printhead for $115 which offers "If the problem is with the printhead I sold you, I will give you a FULL refund (or send you a replacement). If the problems ends up being your printer, I will do a partial refund, usually around 80%." The site has a phone number, but when I call...

Was kind of thought someone would say. I may pull it out of the box one more time to jump start it. I have good luck bring a Pr0 10 back from a B200. This one, is flatlining.

I recently acquired a Canon Pro 1 (free) and have tried to clear a B200 error (10 amber flashes), with the unplug, press power button (30 seconds), continue to hold, plug in, press paper feed and additional 30 seconds, let go., which results in the amber light remaining lit with no white power...