I had a customer bring in his favorite travel printer with an error he couldn't figure out. After trying everything Canon recommended under troubleshooting he brought it to me. I couldn't find anything online about other solutions to fixing this dreaded error but after taking the side panels of I figured out the problem.
The Pixma has a little plastic piece which locks the printhead in place for safe travel. Some how the printhead lock was stuck in the up position and the printhead was not in the cradle when this happened.
To fix this problem simply remove the right plastic panel with a small Flathead screwdriver which is held on by 5 plastic retaining points. Then press the printhead lock down and slide the printhead back into place. Voila, problem solved and the error is cleared.
So, remember, before you unplug the printer always press the power button and let it properly shutdown to avoid the C000 error.
2 ноя 2017