New Canon IP 4700 Printer Question
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From: Sam on 9 Mar 2010 08:36 I just purchased a Canon IP 4700 printer and so far, am happy with its operation. The only area of concern is as follows: Rather frequently, I can hear the printer going thru some type of operation. I suspect it has something to do with cleaning of the printer head. If so, is this where the computer is periodically cleaning the printer head nozzles? Does this cause extra use of ink, and if so, is there a way to minimize this operation? I have a neighbor who leaves his printer on all of the time so as to minimize the cleaning of the printer head. I wonder if this is a valid effort? This is my first canon printer and so would appreciate any comments and suggestions. Thanks, Sam.
From: A&W on 17 Mar 2010 14:46 Sam wrote: > I just purchased a Canon IP 4700 printer and so far, am happy with its > operation. The only area of concern is as follows: > > Rather frequently, I can hear the printer going thru some type of operation. > I suspect it has something to do with cleaning of the printer head. If so, > is this where the computer is periodically cleaning the printer head > nozzles? Does this cause extra use of ink, and if so, is there a way to > minimize this operation? I have a neighbor who leaves his printer on all of > the time so as to minimize the cleaning of the printer head. I wonder if > this is a valid effort? > > This is my first canon printer and so would appreciate any comments and > suggestions. Thanks, Sam. > > > Yes, the newer Canon Models are doing more cleaning cycles, than the previous models. There are more complaints showing up on other forums about this. Another money grab
From: Sam on 17 Mar 2010 20:49 Thanks very much for your reply, Sam "A&W" <tigerwan64(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Pr9on.75202$1n5.46834(a)newsfe04.iad... > Sam wrote: >> I just purchased a Canon IP 4700 printer and so far, am happy with its >> operation. The only area of concern is as follows: >> >> Rather frequently, I can hear the printer going thru some type of >> operation. >> I suspect it has something to do with cleaning of the printer head. If >> so, >> is this where the computer is periodically cleaning the printer head >> nozzles? Does this cause extra use of ink, and if so, is there a way to >> minimize this operation? I have a neighbor who leaves his printer on all >> of >> the time so as to minimize the cleaning of the printer head. I wonder if >> this is a valid effort? >> >> This is my first canon printer and so would appreciate any comments and >> suggestions. Thanks, Sam. >> >> >> > Yes, the newer Canon Models are doing more cleaning cycles, than the > previous models. There are more complaints showing up on other forums > about this. Another money grab
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