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      16th Oct 2009
I have just installed a new print cartridge PGI-5BK. When I print a page every fourth or fifth line is faded and difficult to read. I have carried out every possible maintenance task without effect. Could the new cartridge be faulty?
 
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      16th Oct 2009
If it's a genuine Canon cartridge, probably not.

If it's a refill, their quality is intermittent and some don't work very well at all.

Also, the heads could need cleaning, there may be a method in the printer software that will do this for you. Check your manual or online at Canon's site and see if the cleaner will self-clean it's heads.

 
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      27th Nov 2009
Try to run cleaning cycle in your printer and shake your cartridge for while.Then try to run it.
 
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      15th Dec 2009
I think the printer head is clogged.First of all shake your cartridge and then check it.
 
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