I have a Canon S750 that I have printed about 2,000 pages on. I
recently ran out of black ink. When I put a new cartridge in, it
did not print at all. I did a head cleaning cycle and it started
printing again. Later I noticed that all the text I was printing
was gray instead of black.
I did several more head cleaning cycles and even changed the print
cartridge again but it still prints black text in gray. Is there
anything I can do other than buying a new printer? Thank you in
advance for all replies.

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measekite - 26 Feb 2006 16:08 GMT
R U USING AND HAV YOU ALWAYS BEEN USING OEM INK. IF SO YOUR PRINTHEAD
TO WORN OUT.
>I have a Canon S750 that I have printed about 2,000 pages on. I
>recently ran out of black ink. When I put a new cartridge in, it
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>advance for all replies.
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Tony - 27 Feb 2006 04:41 GMT
Daniel
I suspect the printhead has failed or is clogged.
You could try the nifty stuff forum, they may be able to help you get it
unclogged.
Otherwise it is either a new printhead or a new printer i'm afraid.
Tony
>I have a Canon S750 that I have printed about 2,000 pages on. I
>recently ran out of black ink. When I put a new cartridge in, it
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>anything I can do other than buying a new printer? Thank you in
>advance for all replies.
Arthur Entlich - 27 Feb 2006 15:22 GMT
Chances are the printer's head is partially clogged, some nozzles are
not functioning. It needs a proper cleaning, likely outside of the printer.
Although I usually do not work with Canon printers, if you send me an
email I can send you a few suggestions that may resolve the problem for you.
Email me at:
e-printerhelp(at)mvps(dot)org
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Art
> I have a Canon S750 that I have printed about 2,000 pages on. I
> recently ran out of black ink. When I put a new cartridge in, it
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> anything I can do other than buying a new printer? Thank you in
> advance for all replies.
measekite - 27 Feb 2006 17:40 GMT
> Chances are the printer's head is partially clogged, some nozzles are
> not functioning. It needs a proper cleaning, likely outside of the
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> email I can send you a few suggestions that may resolve the problem
> for you.
NOW HE WANT TO BE A BIG SHOT IN AN AREA HE KNOWS NOTHNG ABOUT.
> Email me at:
>
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>> anything I can do other than buying a new printer? Thank you in
>> advance for all replies.