Canon Ink Flush [G5050] That's a lot of ink!

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Being able to see the amount of ink is being wasted is a mixed blessing. Knowing it's going into the tank instead of waste pads is great...
...but sometimes ignorance is bliss! :-/
Moral of the story, try to avoid using the ink flush!
Check out our other videos on fitting a waste kit and resetting the waste counter on the Canon G5000 series.

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13 сен 2024

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@SolidXenon Год назад

That's a lot of waste ink. I recently did ink flush in my Canon G6000. 1/4th Black ink was consumed and 1/6th part of Colour ink were consumed. Though the problem was solved but there was a lot of consumption of ink 😢

@gemmathompson1867 Год назад

Hi, I have this printer and I was wondering if you had any advice. I'm printing photos, and it seems to be not printing all of the correct colours. For example, I printed a sunrise photo and it came out as straight red/orange and no other colour no other details. Will I have to do an ink flush? It prints the nozzle check fine and prints onto normal paper completely fine but is having issues printing photos now.

@octoinkjet Год назад

First thing I’d check is the tubes leading to the printhead carriage. If any have air in them that’s a likely cause. I’m working on some troubleshooting step’s relating to this at present but, other things to look at are whether the printer can print colour purge pages where each colour is shown as a bar/column. Don’t stress the printhead though. As soon as you can see a colour is missing, cancel the print.