Fix Canon Printer Ink Tube Gaps l Canon Printer Not Printing Problem l Color Print Problem l Canon G 

I found an easier way to get the same result. If you start the absurd Canon ink flush process. Open the cover as soon as you hear movement then you can watch the tubes fill up. As soon as the tubes are all full pull the power cord. Some ink is wasted if you take too long to remove the cord but nothing like the waste of a 9 minute Canon process. When you reconnect the power cord after a minute it goes back to its normal start point and does not continue the ink flush. Then do a nozzle check and cleaning if required not the deep cleaning as multiple deep cleanings are counted in the software. Ultimately making your printer useless. Thank you Canon for doing your part to fuck up the planet.

Thanks man, this was very helpful ! But I had to also perform an ink-flush (setting # 10) afterwards to get the printer to print properly.

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This was really satisfying to watch. I don't even have a broken printer.

Thank you.

Hi i have same problem air in the tube/hose however i saw holes on the hose of black ink and can it bes replaced diy since i saw replacement hose on internet. Thanks!

No need of paper clip u can use blue ink covers it acts as a stopper

Thankyou is trick se bahot color ink save ho gya. But ink paper ke pichhe jyda chhap ja rha hai please koi solution de 🙏

My problem with this printer is after every print the tubes become empty even though the ink tanks are full; so the printer have to refill them; my second problem is when printing something black it has unprinted horizontal lines, only when printing black, color if fine !!

Hey so my problem is that one of the ink tube the bleu one when i put the syringe in it the ink doesn't come at all

Actually I m rather IMPRESSED with the Canon G7020. Yes, it takes a few trail and errors to learn how to keep it running but the fact the G7020 has SO Many Maintenance functions that actually fix common problem is way better than having to take the printer to a repair shop or buy a new one. :-)

What size syringe?

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