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Hot water is more efficient than cold water. Dissolver is much more efficient than water. Please see enclosed picture of deep cleaning

Circle of Life when it comes to Ink? Epson A4 Premium Luster Photo Paper Canon printer is printing scaled to fit A4 Canon printer/scanner is scanning A4 printed picture into PSE The white borders are paper edges Photo - Sardinia, Italy

I know how you feel....and now the ink from my trashed PRO-1 is feeding my PRO-10S....and it feels good :thumbsup

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I can get back to you with picture when old dampers are removed and I can have a closer look?

My bad english.....meaning if you want to pay more than shipping cost....as I was about to put cartridges in the garbage bin......sorry

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What can be wrong with answering a member asking about help to get used cartridges when I was about to put in the garbage bin. Must be better to recycle if possible ?

I got my MG5550 few weeks ago via an advertisement online and the female seller stated: "The cartridges are dry, so the printer does not work optimally. The scanner, on the other hand, works well!" Price was USD$ 20 (twenty) and included a small amount of photopaper. The Photopaper alone was...

This is not personal...and people are nice and helpful :thumbsup

You go to the store and buy a new printer.....go home....unpack and install Canon OEM carts from the same box as the printer and connect it to your computer......then you print 5-6 pages to see how it works. Next week you print 10-15 photos taken at a party and then you leave it for 8-10 months...

Why you think the printhead is much older? and from another printer?

Yes....I do....one complete set.....give me all you got and their yours? Where to ship?

Is it actually possible to get less than 150 prints without using Canon OEM ink ???

You tell me......can we really trust Canons Nozzle test info ???

Unsuiteable ink.... 🤔 This is my Canon MG5550 almost printing more than - one hundred - 100 - pages with Canon OEM Original Ink...still running on Canon fabric ink... Pictures: 1. Nozzle Check 2. Canon scan of test-photo printed with MG5550

This is my how-to-do-list: 1. Nozzle Check 2. Remove printhead, clean printheadsurface and flush channels 3. Remove and clean inkcartridge gaskets 4. Reverse procedure 3 to 1

The printhead of ip4500 was developed around 20 years ago... Good to know that my MG7550 has been run with Canon OEM ink only prior to my nozzle-test... :thumbsup

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