Trigger 37
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melkin1,.. Well you just mist the sale of my Repair Manual that was listed on eBay. It has all the information you will need and a lot more. I have to do some more updates and then I will list it again. It comes with the Service Manual and all the other Documentation and software that Canon provides, along with inkjet refilling instructions, Color Test images, Diagnostics, and everyday Preventive Maintenance for Printers.
I know it would be nice of me just to tell you in this forum, but to do it right it would take all of my manual which is 45+ pages of text and 50 High resolution digital photos. I think $24.99 is a bargain and it would have saved your printhead.
If you had a black ink cart empty into the printer, it could have contaminated all the other colors. As the ink leaks out of the cartridge it fills the small "Well" arount the filter screen, and then overflows to the next well and this will totally ruin the next ink cart. That ink will "Wick" and combine with the next ink cart and then it is ruined.
If yours leaked as you said, that ink carts has an air leak somewhere. Was it a ink cart you refilled?
The "Docking Pads" is a good name, but there is no reserviour in the bottom. The ink is dumped out of the tubes on the bottom of the Purge unit and "Falls" to the "Waste Ink Pads" which lay on the bottom of the printer. They absorbe and hold the dumped ink until it evaporates and the pigment dries up into glue. Canon counts every drop of ink and when that count gets to their majic number they produce a "Waste Ink Error" and lock the printer up so it will not print until the error signal is reset.
I know it would be nice of me just to tell you in this forum, but to do it right it would take all of my manual which is 45+ pages of text and 50 High resolution digital photos. I think $24.99 is a bargain and it would have saved your printhead.
If you had a black ink cart empty into the printer, it could have contaminated all the other colors. As the ink leaks out of the cartridge it fills the small "Well" arount the filter screen, and then overflows to the next well and this will totally ruin the next ink cart. That ink will "Wick" and combine with the next ink cart and then it is ruined.
If yours leaked as you said, that ink carts has an air leak somewhere. Was it a ink cart you refilled?
The "Docking Pads" is a good name, but there is no reserviour in the bottom. The ink is dumped out of the tubes on the bottom of the Purge unit and "Falls" to the "Waste Ink Pads" which lay on the bottom of the printer. They absorbe and hold the dumped ink until it evaporates and the pigment dries up into glue. Canon counts every drop of ink and when that count gets to their majic number they produce a "Waste Ink Error" and lock the printer up so it will not print until the error signal is reset.