Recent content by BarryN

I would love to know how you removed the case.

I'm not familiar with head agitation though. I don't find that in the utilities.

Fantastic, thanks for the info. I'm familiar with head agitation though. I don't find that in the utilities.

In a few days, I will be leaving town for two months. Does it make sense to pull the head on my Pro-10 and flush it with Pharmacist's preservation fluid. Then return it to service when I get back? TIA, Barry Newberger

Yes, thank you.

What is the gamut viewer you are using?

Thanks for the reply. Fortunately (perhaps unfortunately) I had a print head that I had salvaged from a Pro-100 with a damaged timing strip. I took advantage of the July 4th holiday to swap out the head and problem solved.

After not using my Pro-100 for a couple of months because of travel, I printed a nozzle test before gearing up to do some printing. The photo magenta pattern had a gap through the center. After printing the nozzle test, one cartridge (grey) reported low, so I changed them all. Both sets are...

Removed the small rectangular cover from the bottom without a problem. The side cover is another matter. I got the right side cover off but broke off several of the attachment fixtures in the process. Do not see how to release the front covers. There are no claws that I can see. I think the...

After attacking the claws more forcefully I seem to have finally released them but still no luck in budging the side covers. and After looking again at the photos from the pro-9500 instructions, I now see that the side covers on the Pro-100 are different. The top of the side cover appears to be...

That is helpful. I now see there are a couple of marks on the top of the printer that seem to match the locations of the circles in Fig. 3. I've tried both a flat head screwdriver and a putty knife, but haven't been able to release the claws. Seems to be a really tight fit, and I'm hesitant to...

Thanks, for the great info. It is the timing strip and I think I see where the end attaches. I could probably re-attach it, if I could get the cover off. I found instructions for the Pro 9500, but I do not see where the tabs are to remove the side covers on the Pro-100.

I inadvertently inserted a sheet of paper with a crease or bend in one edge into the manual feed tray of into my Canon Pro-100. Although it fed and printed onto the paper, it seems to have damaged the printer somehow. Because there was ink smeared at the location of the crease, I ran a tray...