Canon PIXMA MP630: Error B200, Reset Methods, Cleaning Print Head, Scanner Usage & Pampers Pads

Thanks for the help. Summarizing the losses - the only one that is used is the one made of a large cardid or the one made of a smaller pigment?

When it comes to diagnosis, I have a few questions.
1. What is the chance of saving color printing?
2. How long does it take?
3. How much does it cost?

I warmly greet you and thank you again for your help

Why was the user WSI Servant removed?
He helped a huge amount of people in the forum

lolek2417 wrote:

Why was the user WSI Servant removed?

Sam deleted the account. His right.

I understand well
Regards

Seriously, you can delete your own accounts here?

Seriously, you can.

I have two heads from the B200. After the contacts are glued, they print black. Normally there was only a trash can.
I have a general problem with MP640 and IP4700 not printing color. Blank when printing test. I changed the heads, it prints a little CYJAN in one. I don't know what the problem is.
I even unplugged and unfastened the electronics and bathed the plastic under warm water and nothing. I reset the printer according to the guidelines https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvgneJYfVuI and EPROM and nothing. I unblocked the head with yellow OCP and Nozzle Rocket liquids and in an ultrasonic cleaner and nothing. Only black prints. No color.
Are there any settings in the printer drivers or software? Because how to explain that in two printers almost simultaneously on two computers the effect is the same. One of them printed the color normally, but when I changed only the inks to the same ones that I use, the color disappeared all the time.
I think I have five heads that I have used before and each effect is the same. I put in new cartridges with new fresh ink and nothing. Black only.
What may be the problem? Someone can help?
Was it a garbage can? It's like this ecology and electro-waste, and like the DPF in diesel, which already in 2018 is to be in gasoline under the name DFP.

Hello everyone.
Yesterday I got a B200 alarm bothering a large number of you on my 3-year-old Canon MG5550 printer, where I use replacements from the beginning.
I found a movie on the net, following the instructions on it, the alarm for the first printing disappeared https://youtu.be/1IQJT2q9Vu8

After reading most of the information on the forums, I first taped over the area:

nothing helped, then I sealed the area:

started to print what I wanted, which is black and white text from Word, except that the letters are a bit blurry, I did an automatic head alignment and somehow it went.

The next day, I decided to take the head out and clean it, a cotton swab soaked in cologne was used for cleaning (I know you probably write that you don't do that), I removed the tape from the sealed pins, put the head in and it turned out that the alarm is gone and the printer prints all colors.
Only black is a bit weird, but I will work on that a bit more.


If it does not improve or the alarm returns, it is always possible to buy a new head on Alliexpress for about PLN 130 (free shipping !!!)
https://pl.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-g%25C5%...2mzx&site=pol&g=n&SortType=price_as=g%&Search C5% 82owica + print% C4% 85ca + canon + MG5550 & groupsort = 1 & initiative_id = SB_20181101132300 & needQuery = n
I greet everyone and wish you successful printing.

I just wanted to report another MG5150 printer "animated" by the method presented in this thread The electrode rules!

Hello.
The MG5350 printer was not used for a long time. The inks were used from the news on the Allegro, they did not dry out because even during longer stops, it printed perfectly. After one of such longer stops, it showed the B200 error. After removing the head, it shows error U051. So, judging by the descriptions from the forum, the board is functional, the head error. After sticking the top 4 pins in the head, the B200 error disappears. The printer prints only in black. The head looks ok. I haven't unblocked the head yet, hence my question whether unblocking can help to eliminate the B200 error? Is it possible to do something to restore the full functionality of the printer? I would be grateful for any suggestions. Thanks.

Honestly, after buying a head from China and inserting the same error code, I finally gave it up, sold it for PLN 50, paid 150 extra and bought a used one, and it has worked for two years.
Regards

Luzak76 wrote:

can clearing help to resolve the B200 error

Rather, it won't do anything.

Hi,
After 3 days of struggle (replacing the ink, various attempts to reset the printer, etc.), I bathed the heads in water and then in spirit. I measured the contacts. They are about 1 MOhm (more or less - 1.0 to 1.2). I reset the printer (this solution with two buttons) and... it started.
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Thanks for your help through this forum.
Clear prints
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I'm afraid you won't be happy for long...

Did you have to...?
People are wolves.
Seriously, it actually happened. As soon as the head got the ink, it died (I only printed one side of the table). The next day I tried and unfortunately B200.

I wanted to ask. Is the measurement of pin resistance color to color (i.e. between two, e.g. red ones), or pin to its ground (the red examples to the lower ones marked with a dashed line)?
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