My Canon PIXMA G2010 Printer colour printing error

[Pasindu]

@The Hat @stratman @Artur5 Thanks guys for the support
problem fixed after Deep Cleaning
I will try above instruction if that problem happened again

 

[stratman]

Good to hear the issue is resolved.

Please print a nozzle check, scan and crop it and post so we may see your success.

problem fixed after Deep Cleaning

Did the actual ink levels in the tanks visually match up with the on screen ink level representation?

Did you add ink to any tank and if so which?

Was it only a Deep Cleaning you did or other things as well?

We learn from each other so we may help someone else in the future.

 

[Pasindu]

nozzle check result (Ok, I will crop the image sorry for the first one)

I also print this image as well

Q:- Did the actual ink levels in the tanks visually match up with the on screen ink level representation?
A:- Canon PIXMA G2010 application did not support on screen ink level representation

Q:-Did you add ink to any tank and if so which?
A:- No I didn't even open the printer cover.

Q:-Was it only a Deep Cleaning you did or other things as well?
A:- Firstly I tried cleaning method it didn't work, Then I tried Deep cleaning method It fix the problem

 

[stratman]

The nozzle check is greatly improved. Magenta has returned.

There are minor issues that may not be visible when you print, especially in High quality setting. There is a linear light area across the top of the vertical black bars best seen in the second lighter swaths of C, M, and Y. It is also visible in the second long horizontal Cyan swath. This represents either clogged nozzles or irreparably burned out nozzles. Regular printing may resolve them or not.

It is hard to say anything else because of the image quality. Is there a reason you did not scan the image with your printer?

Canon PIXMA G2010 application did not support on screen ink level representation

Then what is the "Remaining Ink Notification Setting" (bottom left of image) for if not a way to inform you of ink levels in the tank, either on your monitor or on the printer's screen? Have you been setting it up as instructed in the User Manual after refilling the tank?

 

[PeterBJ]

It is hard to say anything else because of the image quality. Is there a reason you did not scan the image with your printer?

@Pasindu maybe the scan of a nozzle check is not good? Then you could try these settings, they might improve the scan very much.

 

[Pasindu]

scanned images are little blurry that's why I take a picture

@stratman is irreparably burned out nozzles will affect the printer life span ??

Remaining Ink Notification Setting is just a warning massage .

ink level can see on the printer

 

[stratman]

Remaining Ink Notification Setting is just a warning massage .

You set it and it does what? What is the warning when it appears? Where does it appear?

 

[Pasindu]

I think printer pop up a notification when ink levels are below this blue line.
not sure though never have that massage yet

 

[The Hat]

I think printer pop up a notification when ink levels are below this blue line.

They may have the same low ink warning sensors that the Canon ink carts have.. but at that point if you haven’t already got replacement bottles then you’ll run out of ink, risking an ink flush.. Not really a great system for the owner..

 

[stratman]

Not really a great system

It appears to be very user dependent. The image shows similar warning on ink levels as do other Canon inkjets.

I don't know if OP is still on his first tankful and hasn't gotten an on screen warnings yet, or, if he properly set the ink notification properly and will not get an appropriate warning. He doesn't seem to understand his printer. Maybe he doesn't understand what I asked.