I have a Canon IPF 750 in my office. Earlier this year I started getting a 2F32 error. My prints were missing complete swipes of the printhead on maps and colors were distorted. I changed the printhead. This did not fix my problem.
I called our local rep to come take a look at the printer. He said I needed a new purge unit. We bought that and he replaced it. This did not fix the problem either. He suggested replacing the printhead again because my "new" printhead could have become damaged before he installed the new purge unit. We installed a new printhead on the machine, and the problem was still there.
I am now getting a 2F30 error. I try and do a head cleaning from the machine, and I get the 2F30 error every time and have to restart the machine. I ran a couple of nozzle checks with varying degrees of failures. I have attached a pdf showing some prints and the nozzle checks so everyone can see what my problems look like.
Earlier this week we decided to just print all we could through the machine to see what happens. We are at the point of buying a new printer so what was there to lose. To my surprise a few of the maps actually came out perfectly. I could not find any correlation between in what order the drawings were printing and their quality. Sometime the first drawing was good, and then it went bad. Sometimes the first few were bad, and then magically a good one. Attached in the pdf is also a couple of photos of the good maps that printed.
Any help is appreciated. I would rather not drop the money to buy a new plotter.
I called our local rep to come take a look at the printer. He said I needed a new purge unit. We bought that and he replaced it. This did not fix the problem either. He suggested replacing the printhead again because my "new" printhead could have become damaged before he installed the new purge unit. We installed a new printhead on the machine, and the problem was still there.
I am now getting a 2F30 error. I try and do a head cleaning from the machine, and I get the 2F30 error every time and have to restart the machine. I ran a couple of nozzle checks with varying degrees of failures. I have attached a pdf showing some prints and the nozzle checks so everyone can see what my problems look like.
Earlier this week we decided to just print all we could through the machine to see what happens. We are at the point of buying a new printer so what was there to lose. To my surprise a few of the maps actually came out perfectly. I could not find any correlation between in what order the drawings were printing and their quality. Sometime the first drawing was good, and then it went bad. Sometimes the first few were bad, and then magically a good one. Attached in the pdf is also a couple of photos of the good maps that printed.
Any help is appreciated. I would rather not drop the money to buy a new plotter.
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