Canon IP 2772 printer trouble

Asked By darryl fencl 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/23/2011

Hi There!

I bought a printer (Cannon ip 2772) before some days. Actually it can be 15-17 days ago. But today when I click printing command, printer says: printer is busy now. After sometimes it shows: Printer is always ready now and click start to print. Then I click ok. But the paper is not fully printed.

After I open the printer cover and clean printer cartridge. But problem is same.

Some parts of my paper are not printed.  

I cannot understand well about this printer. If anyone knows what is it? Then answer me immediately.

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Answered By issacs201 0 points N/A #118142

Canon IP 2772 printer trouble

Hi Darryl,

Your problem was a little bit simple. Did you try to check your printer setting? If not, check it right now. See the printer setting and put all or check all in professional setting f your printer. If you don’t know how to do it here are some steps. Go to office button. When you are looking in your monitor at your right you can see the circle image named Office Button.

Click then find the printer then click. Go to “Settings ” or “Printing Options” then find the print setting. Then change into professional. Or set on standard. If nothing happened contact your administrative support for further information.

Thanks.

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Answered By Welch Sanger 0 points N/A #196591

Canon IP 2772 printer trouble

Inkjet Printers can often develop clogs which cause defect to the output, this causes ink to dry out. To resolve this sue the printer cleaning routine which can be accessed from the control software that you've installed when you have set up the printer.

In case the inkjet printer falls out of alignment you may experience such outputs. Use your printer's built in alignment routine to fix the problem.

Using Unperforated pages and tuning the printer 180 degree often solves this kind of problem.

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