Canon Color Bubblejet (BJC) 6000
How to Identify and Fix Common Problems ?
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If the nozzle check pattern does not print out properly, check if any of the missing colors are due to those color ink tanks being empty. If there is plenty of ink and the printer does not print, clean the Print Head then print the nozzle check pattern to ensure ink is ejected properly.
It`s usually because the printhead inside your printer is clogged or dried out. Like with most printers, Canon printheads can clog due to ink or dust drying up and collecting in the nozzle.
Prints that appear more green are commonly caused by an absence of magenta ink/toner being put to paper by your printer. In addition to your prints looking “greener” you may also notice yellow and blue areas appear almost neon due to the the magenta not being able to give them more realistic tones.
Ink or toner: If the printer`s red ink or toner cartridge is low or empty, it may not be able to print red. Check the ink levels and replace the cartridge if necessary. Blocked nozzle: Sometimes, the nozzle that dispenses red ink may become clogged with dried ink or debris, preventing it from printing properly.
First, check your printer settings on the file or picture your trying to print. If your page is setup to print in “grayscale” it will only print in black and white. Change the setting to “default” so it will print in color. If your settings look good from the start, the cartridge may just need to be primed.
The ink cartridges may be old or low on ink, and you may need to replace them. Your printed colors can never exactly match your on-screen colors. However, you can use a color management system to get as close as possible. Try using the color management options in your printer software.
Most common culprits for a clogged printhead are microscopic dust particles, air bubbles or dried ink. Running a printhead cleaning on your machine will clear the print nozzles of excess or dried up ink.
Replace low, empty or faulty ink cartridges on the printer. Prints that appear more green are commonly caused by an absence of magenta ink/toner being put to paper by your printer.
Your photos are green probably because you played around with WB compensation and settings. Switch the camera to P mode and go into the menus and reset it back to factory defaults. “The right mouse button is your friend.”
– Make sure that none of the ink cartridges are empty. If the cyan or yellow run out, you`ll get a definite red/pink hue to the printouts. – Verify that the paper type setting in whatever application you`re using, matches the paper type you`re using.
Resolution Counts
In order to get professional-quality prints, the image needs to have enough pixels for the print to look sharp. In general, it`s best to aim for about 300 dots per inch (DPI) for quality prints. With most photo editing software, this is as easy as manually editing the image resolution.
RGB colors that are output as CMYK colors are pulled to the nearest CMYK equivalent which is always darker. The reason why the printer output doesn`t match the screen is because light can`t be printed.
If the print positions slightly shift for the respective colors, use the following procedure to perform color print mismatch correction. Press (Settings/Registration) <Adjustment/Maintenance> <Adjust Image Quality> <Auto Correct Color Mismatch>.
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