Canon iPF670 printhead error

[copytech,mike]

The printhead should solve your issue. Like Phil suggests, you should print a minimum of one Arch D page every week to keep the printhead clear. =^..^=

Hey Black Cat. You have no business on here. Didnt i ask you to keep your mouth closed? If you can't display your photo and identity then you have no business here. Now be gone. facebookprofile.jpg

[copytech,mike]

No, you make a simple problem costly by throwing parts at it. I see you're not a tech. There is a difference between ink absorbers and cap absorbers..lol. And when it errors after that? Many times that doesn't solve it. If heads are old and absorbers are really gummed up, that doesnt always work... seen it many times of working on wide format for 30 years. Alot of the time it doesn't need a head...it just needs someone that knows what they are doing to service it

As technicians we all throw parts at machines from time to time. I have been in this business longer than this Phil fake guy has been alive. Phil is a wise guy who seems to think that is Rep rating has anything to do with copier service. He is rude, and he speaks to "newbies" like they are dogs and he has no business on this forum whatsoever and if he thinks he's going to get me banned he is sadly mistaken. Copytech.net knows who i am. I am Michael Gingell of Advanced Copier Solutions of Silver Spring MD. Now to Canuck; call me if you need some help with your IPF670 because ive sold about 25 of them. Heres the number. 301-890-8800. I can also get you a dealer price on parts. -Michael

[copytech,mike]

ok that answers ONE question what about the other one?

here's another to ponder ..

is there heat or air conditioning blowing down on the machine?

I know your kind of so called "service maanger". Telling the customer that its there heating and A/C or cheap paper thats causing the problem. You need to resign Phil. Nobody cares about your worthless incredible 10,000 posts on this website. What technician makes 10,000 posts? Answer: A TROLL.

[copytech,mike]

[QUOTE=blackcat4866;1771293]The printhead should solve your issue. Like Phil suggests, you should print a minimum of one Arch D page every week to keep the printhead clear.

[copytech,mike]

If the cap absorbers get plugged up(which they do all the time), or the drain holes under them get clogged, you can replace printheads until you're blue in the face and it won't resolve it. Probably go into an error when new printhead is installed. If you do nozzle checks in service mode(un-compensated) and colours mix or huge bare areas in one color, check for air bubbles in the ink lines,etc. If there are, absorbers could be plugged or ink lines plugged(usually at carriage..easily flushed out).

Your info makes sense and i will look into this. In general we shouldnt have all these clogs.

[copytech,mike]

If the cap absorbers get plugged up(which they do all the time), or the drain holes under them get clogged, you can replace printheads until you're blue in the face and it won't resolve it. Probably go into an error when new printhead is installed. If you do nozzle checks in service mode(un-compensated) and colours mix or huge bare areas in one color, check for air bubbles in the ink lines,etc. If there are, absorbers could be plugged or ink lines plugged(usually at carriage..easily flushed out).

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Your info makes sense and i will look into this. In general we shouldnt have all these clogs.

[copytech,mike]

[QUOTE=Phil B.;1771967]we have told you that you have to replace the printhead.. i thought you had and questioned the replenish ink.

have you replaced the printhead?

NO? THEN DO IT!!

[copytech,mike]

the printhead should solve your issue. Like phil suggests, you should print a minimum of one arch d page every week to keep the printhead clear. =^..^=

he doesn't know what an arch d page means you idiot. Stop using technical terms on newbies to make yourself look special. I want you and your buddy phill to get off this website. -michael.facebookprofile.jpg

[Canuck]

As technicians we all throw parts at machines from time to time. I have been in this business longer than this Phil fake guy has been alive. Phil is a wise guy who seems to think that is Rep rating has anything to do with copier service. He is rude, and he speaks to "newbies" like they are dogs and he has no business on this forum whatsoever and if he thinks he's going to get me banned he is sadly mistaken. Copytech.net knows who i am. I am Michael Gingell of Advanced Copier Solutions of Silver Spring MD. Now to Canuck; call me if you need some help with your IPF670 because ive sold about 25 of them. Heres the number. 301-890-8800. I can also get you a dealer price on parts. -Michael

You're gonna help me?LMAO. You've sold 25? I've done probably over 2500 service calls on Imageprografs over the years, and probably 25000 calls on copiers..lol. Adios...you seem to know everything

[copytech,mike]

In the afternoon the sun burns it, I will have to open the blinds. Before this happened, I had not used it for 2 to 3 weeks. Тoday I will order a new head ​and will hopefully be fine.

Try running about 100 prints and maybe it will blow the nozzles clear. Running a few cleanings and nozzle checks somtimes isnt enough at all. And dont use simple green to clean any print head. You can order inkjet nozzle cleaner on Ebay such as Magic Bullet cleaner from the UK.