Cyclic blinking of the Alarm and Power LEDs 8 times error code: 1701 or 1700 means that the ink absorber is about to be complete.Error code. Error 1710/1711, warning that the platen absorber is nearly complete.

Cyclic blinking of the Alarm and Power LEDs 7 times

Error code, ErrorCode: 5B00 / 5B01, the main ink absorber is fully filled

Error code, Error: 5B10 / 5B11, platen ink absorber is full

The solutions below are designed appropriate for printers.Canon iP7200 series:

iP7200, iP7210, iP7220, iP7230, iP7240, iP7250, iP7260, iP7270, iP7280

This error is caused by the ink absorber that is used to absorb waste is filled. When the ink absorber has reached its capacity (approx. 95 percent capacity), The warning light will flash: “The ink absorber is almost full” with an error code: 1700/1701 and 1710 or 1711 if the ink absorber is fully loaded (100 percent capacity) If the printer is switched on the Power and Alarm LEDs flash in a series of 7 times. When they check whether the printing device is functioning, it will display the following message “The ink absorber has been filled “appears with the error code 5B00/5B01 / 5B10/5B11. Repairs can be performed when the printer’s ink tank is nearly full or when the absorber is filled.

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Solution

Repairs are carried out in two steps:

1. Clean or replace the ink absorber

2. Reset the counter for waste ink

1. Clean or replace the ink absorber

There are two kinds of ink absorbers available for Canon’s iP7200 series. They are an ink absorber as well as an ink absorber platen. The platen ink absorber can be easily cleaned, as it is accessible (see image further below), while the main ink absorber can be found in the middle of the machine. To replace or clean, it has to be taken apart. The ink absorber of the Canon iP7200 series can be bought from the market using PN.QY5-0384-000. There are two major ink absorbers: the tower and the bottom (see the image below). How you can disassemble the printer to replace the primary ink absorber.

1. Take off the print head and cover. Remove the Print Head CDR tray (top), CDR tray assembly, the Paper tray assembly (bottom) and Power supply unit, and Panel cover Unit (left.)

2. The printer must be removed by removing the seven screws. Once the screws have been removed, lift the machine with care, and the ink absorber will show in the lower part of the machine.

3. Replace the primary ink absorber PN.QY5-0384-000 with a brand new one. If a replacement absorber is not on the market, the existing ink absorber can be reused after drying and cleaning.

You can assemble the printer when the ink absorption device is cleaned or replaced. Check that the printer’s assembly is done correctly and with care. After the printer is put together, it is time to set the counter for waste ink.

2. Reset the counter for waste ink

The information contained in the Canon IP7200 Series Service Manual To restore the printer utilize to reset the printer, use Service Tool v.3400. The printer can be reset when it’s in service mode. Here’s how to reset your Canon iP7200 series to fix the total ink absorber error.

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a. Enter Service Mode

To allow your printer to reset itself, it has to have been in the Service mode. Follow the steps below to learn how you can enter Service Mode

Operation Panel Canon iP7200 series

  1. The printer is not working.
  2. Hold and press your finger on the Resume/Cancel button. Press and hold the Resume/Cancel.
  3. Hold and press the Power button for a few seconds.
  4. Release the Reset/Cancel button, but don’t release the power button.
  5. When you hold down on the power button, press the Replay/Cancel button five times.
  6. After pressing the Resume/Cancel button five times, Release your power button.
  7. After a short time and waiting a few minutes, the Power LED will flash and glow green. When the LED turns green (not blinking), it indicates that the printer is in Service Mode.

Note

  • If the power LED continues to keep blinking and turning orange, this indicates that the printer was unable to start Service Mode. Shut down the printer, then follow the steps to enter Service Mode correctly.
  • If the procedure to enter Service Mode has been carried through correctly, and you can’t access Service Mode, turn off the printer and repeat the steps to enter Service Mode in step 5. Above Press, the Resume/Cancel button six times.
  • When the printer is in Service Mode, the next step is to reset the printer using Service Tool v.3400.

b. Reset the counter to waste ink

To reset the counter for ink absorbers To reset the counter, utilize this Service Tool v.3400 (see Canon the iP7200 Series Service Manual.)

  • Download Service Tool v.3400
  • Download the file and then open Service Tool v.3400. If you’re running Mac OS X, please check out the next post for how you can open Canon Service Tool from macOS X.
  • Use a loader to load paper, either A4 or Letter (5 sheets)
  • Print EEPROM (1) information. Before that, the printer resets. In a couple of minutes and the printer will print the EEPROM data. Check the values for (main ink absorber) and Ps (main ink absorber) and Ps (platen ink absorber). If D=100.0 signifies that the main counter for ink has reached its maximum and Ps=100.0, then Ps=100.0 indicates that the platen counter has reached its maximum value. The next step is to reset the D and Ps values.
  • Transparent ink counter absorber: All (2) and click Set. Clear ink counter “All” means resetting the main waste ink counter as well as the platen waste counter simultaneously.
  • When the counter for ink absorption is set to zero, you can print this EEPROM (1) information once the reset process has been completed. Examine the PS and D values. Examine the D and Ps values before as well as after the reset. If the values are D=000.0 and Ps=000.0, the primary ink absorber and the platen have been reset to zero.
  • After you have reset your D as well as Ps value After resetting the values, close your Service Tool, turn off the printer, and wait around 15 seconds before turning the printer on again. Done.