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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: Robert-Peter Westphal on November 20, 2018, 10:07:47 am
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Hello,
I know that the Canon IPF Pro-1000 does a kind of self maintenance when not used for some time by flushing the nozzles once a week or so. What are the requirements I have to take care for this. Is it sufficient to keep the power line plugged in or will I have to keep the printer switched on with a lit / blinking white LED at the front ?
Many thanks for further answers !
Robert
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Hello,
I know that the Canon IPF Pro-1000 does a kind of self maintenance when not used for some time by flushing the nozzles once a week or so. What are the requirements I have to take care for this. Is it sufficient to keep the power line plugged in or will I have to keep the printer switched on with a lit / blinking white LED at the front ?
Many thanks for further answers !
Robert
Even if it is always on it doesn't perform any maintenance task by itself. It performs it's cleaning routines before and/or after it receives a printjob.
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Sorry, I don't understand that... I found this ( see attachment ) in the online manual for my printer :
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Sorry, I don't understand that... I found this ( see attachment ) in the online manual for my printer :
If you plug the printer, turn it on and leave it there it will never execute any self maintenance task.
If you open your computer and send to the printer a file to print before printing this file the printer will perform it's cleaning routines and then it will print the file.