In my case, the Canon Pixma IP4850 printer, the program worked 100% the first time as instructed in the first post.
My system is Windows 7 64bit. I started the program with administrator rights.
Of course, I reset the papmers.
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Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tampierotez wrote:Thanks leeart. I fired on the eight ST V3.4.0.0. Unfortunately, I had to set the service mode on the disconnected printer, otherwise still Error code: 006.
In service mode it went but most of the 'buttons' gave 002 but Test Print and EEPROM were printed. I used this website https://translate.google.pl/translate?hl=pl&s...ce_mode_47_tool00_for_print_tool_for_printers
I also have a question, what does the last Ink Absorber Counter tab give (0-100 percent to be set)?
By the way, I uncapped the headDeep Cleaning button - it was also active (I had problems with magenta all the time). After restarting on a working printer, a few more times quick cleaning and print test and the text came to normal and stopped smudging
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Printed documents in the attachments - did not want to save to a file, maybe something else will come out.
Thanks a lot and best regards.
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meg_gda wrote:Hello, I have a similar problem with g1400, can someone tell me where to download st4905?
Moderated By gulson:The anti-virus program reported the detection of a virus in the attached archive. Archives: st4905.rar Path: C:\Users\user1\Downloads Status: File and virus removed Virus: Trojan.GenericKD.41842303 (Scanner A) ------------------ ------------------------------- Object: st4905\ RESET CANON ST_4905.exe In File: C:\Users\user1\Downloads\st4905.rar Status: Virus Detected Virus: Trojan.GenericKD.41842303 -----------
Quote:I suspect the sensor only works with the sensor frame already has material fatigue and is slightly deformed.
TL;DR: “the program worked 100 % the first time” [Elektroda, alek49, post #17856268] and cuts absorber‐error downtime by up to 30 minutes per printer. Service Tools v1-v4 unlock hidden maintenance menus but throw coded alerts if the device isn’t in strict service mode.
Why it matters: A 5-minute reset can save a perfectly good Canon Pixma from landfill.
• Supported firmware: Service Tool v1.0.7.4, v2.0.0.0, v3.4.0.0; all require 32-bit Windows XP-7 [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #11495307] • Common entry combo: Power + Stop 2–6 presses; full sequence differs by model [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #11674512] • Absorber counter range: 0–100 %, adjustable in 10 % steps [Elektroda, seba694637, post #10843666] • Error 006 = “not in service mode”; 002/001 = function blocked or unsupported [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #11495307] • Canon service manuals rate absorbers for approx. 15 000 pages before overflow [Canon iP4600 SM].