Canon ip9000
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Yes there most certainly is...rolfev said:
Just leave it alone and let your 9000 take care of its own hygiene..
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Well, you don't want to leave it completely alone, you want to use it at least once a week. Even if you don't want to print something, at least do a nozzle check.
Most Canon printers only have a problem with the pigment black ink when not used for a long time. Since your printer only uses dye inks, you probably won't have any problem with it for a long time.
Most Canon printers only have a problem with the pigment black ink when not used for a long time. Since your printer only uses dye inks, you probably won't have any problem with it for a long time.
