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This is my second-hand MG7550 prior to printhead cleaning...and quite similar to "silkystefan" which shows around 4000 pages and actually caputski...

20 years ago products were built to last... ;)

Confirmed :thumbsup

"printed perfectly" - less than 250 pages... 🤔 Did a check on my own ip7250 and it looks perfect....and it prints photos perfect. It is when I have a look at the details it looks like Canon printhead start to degrade from day #1 of use....and it is not built to last

Must be the Virus... ;) Human errors are not an option...

Yes, in a split second you found that you were about to insert the Magenta in the CO bay and transferred a small amount of Magenta to the CO input pin.....you removed it fast, but not fast enough

Did you try to clean the printhead?

Please post a picture

"Hi, I am making first steps in prining photos on my second hand R3000." metoo Waiting for my new dampers to arrive...because partial clogging will never get better....only worse. In this picture it is easier to see what is solid and which part is still "fluid"......

It is easier to understand if you post a photo of nozzle check

Ok....you blame the Canon-owners...?

Just like I said: "Canon ink killed my PRO-1 before 800 pages.....how good is that?

99% of problems related to ink-printers are the lack of use.....

Who is to blame? My Canon PRO-1 have done 750-800 prints with Canon Ink and printhead is history.....and the whole printer is history....no more.....

The refills cover a wide range of models...

No, but this sounds familiar ;) "The reason why I end it up with so many printers was down to the Corona Virus..."

Yes....donation years ago and during the corona it is about which are the keepers

Yellow must be checked all the way from cartridge to nozzle.......it was solid inside printhead

Ok...will do....and store the dampers which is functional as spares and throw away the failure ONE :thumbsup