Canon MX472 Code 6000 on startup

[stratman]

Now before you go pulling your printer apart, you could try this solution and see if that works for you, the post below shows the timing disk and timing strip on the average printer, so try giving your timing strip a bit of a clean, (Only the timing Strip)

https://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/canon-mx472-code-6000-on-startup.15087/post-131983

Certainly that is friendly advice but it's been a recommendation/topic in 5 posts already.

 

[stratman]

The more I wipe it seems the more ink comes off of something!

I cannot tell what you're doing. Too little info.

What have you done so far since the recommendation? Please be more detailed otherwise providing help is very difficult.

4 screws

The second video I posted demonstrated a way to possibly find a foreign object without removing screws. I understand it is with a different printer model, but there may be similar/same options on your printer.

Did you try it?

Please be detailed in what you have tried so we do not repeat things.

 

[The Hat]

Certainly that is friendly advice but it's been a recommendation/topic in 5 posts already.

Ah yes, but it may have been missed because dissemble was now been mentioned..

 

[stratman]

but it may have been missed

A sixth time recommending something is at best treading water. It had been posted 5 times in a total of 9 posts. It's the majority recommendation. It's not like there have been 100 posts to lose a recommendation within.

Why not ask the most basic question instead: Have you tried XXX? Then you have information to build upon.

 

[The Hat]

A sixth time recommending something is at best treading water.

Who rattled your cage before coffee this morning..

 

[stratman]

Who rattled your cage before coffee this morning..

Who are you and what have you done with The Hat?

 

[Artur5]

I suspected that @The Hat is no longer himself since he started to use OEM ink..