I probably have to change the print head of a Canon MPC600F. Is this the
part that you can withdraw when you open the upper part of the printer?
Is there anything to take care of besides the change of the head?

- Frank

FTR <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>I probably have to change the print head of a Canon MPC600F. Is this the
>part that you can withdraw when you open the upper part of the printer?
>Is there anything to take care of besides the change of the head?
>
>- Frank

Frank
The new head should come with instructions. But yes, it is the unit that the
ink tanks clip into.
The only thing you will have to do is run a head alignment after you replace
the head.
Tony

Tony wrote:
> FTR <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> I probably have to change the print head of a Canon MPC600F. Is this the
>> part that you can withdraw when you open the upper part of the printer?
>> Is there anything to take care of besides the change of the head?
>>
>> - Frank
>
> Frank
> The new head should come with instructions. But yes, it is the unit that the
> ink tanks clip into.
> The only thing you will have to do is run a head alignment after you replace
> the head.
> Tony

Thanks Tony, for your advice. But no print, even after several printer
head cleaning with the printer commands.

Now, I got the advice to reinstall the printer driver. However, after a
move I don't find that d.. CD with the driver. There is an update that
Canon produced after the difficulties with Win XP 2. Does this update
just change the few dlls that have to be changed - so that you need the
original drivers - or is it a full-scale driver installation ?
On the Canon website you only get the update.

Or does someone know how to get the drivers ? Canon will propose to buy
a new printer which is not my interest.

- Frank

FTR wrote:

> Tony wrote:
>
>> FTR <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>> I probably have to change the print head of a Canon MPC600F. Is this
>>> the part that you can withdraw when you open the upper part of the
>>> printer?
>>> Is there anything to take care of besides the change of the head?
>>>
>>> - Frank
>>
>>
>> Frank
>> The new head should come with instructions. But yes, it is the unit
>> that the ink tanks clip into.
>> The only thing you will have to do is run a head alignment after you
>> replace the head.
>> Tony
>
>
> Thanks Tony, for your advice. But no print, even after several printer
> head cleaning with the printer commands.
>
> Now, I got the advice to reinstall the printer driver. However, after
> a move I don't find that d.. CD with the driver. There is an update
> that Canon produced after the difficulties with Win XP 2. Does this
> update just change the few dlls that have to be changed - so that you
> need the original drivers - or is it a full-scale driver installation ?
> On the Canon website you only get the update.
>
> Or does someone know how to get the drivers ? Canon will propose to
> buy a new printer which is not my interest.
>
> - Frank

he forgot to tell you to be sure to minimizing risking your new
printhead to clogging by using all that poor quality generic ink. be
sure to use factory recommended canon ink carts.