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I have a Canon MP390 which has a #343 error - waste ink tank full. Have
changed the diaper, but need the sequence to reset the internal counter. Canon want to send an engineer on site to do it. This will cost more than a new printer!! |
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"Richard Hewitt" <richard.hewitt@virgin.net> wrote in message news:NGcye.27636$BD2.6955@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net... >I have a Canon MP390 which has a #343 error - waste ink tank full. Have >changed the diaper, but need the sequence to reset the internal counter. >Canon want to send an engineer on site to do it. This will cost more than >a new printer!! I am curious where you are located that Canon wants to "Send an engineer on site to do it" ? The MP390 does not normally have 'on-site' service and require the user to carry-in to local service center. |
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> I have a Canon MP390 which has a #343 error - waste ink tank full.
It's either menu-scan-copy-scan to enter service mode or Menu copy copy copy scan, probally the last one. should be something like 8 for printer test 3 for e-prom clear 0 for ink count, followed by [set] and [power] but your menus might be different from my memory. |
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Richard Hewitt <richard.hewitt@virgin.net> wrote:
>I have a Canon MP390 which has a #343 error - waste ink tank full. Have >changed the diaper, but need the sequence to reset the internal counter. > Canon want to send an engineer on site to do it. This will cost more >than a new printer!! Try this Richard 1) Enter SERVICE MODE.--- By pressing menu-copy-scan-copy-copy 2) Select TEST MODE. 3) Select [8] PRINTER TEST in TEST MODE. 4) Select 3. [EEPROM CLEAR]. 5) Select 0. [INK COUNT]. 6) Press the [Set] key. 7) Press the [Stop/Reset] key (returning to the state of 3)), and then press the [ON/OFF] key. Tony |
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