topic Re: TR8520 problem won't print in Desktop Inkjet Printers

TR8520 problem won't print

mary2020 — Fri, 31 Jul 2020 14:33:17 GMT

I replaced the ink and no I am getting "processing please wait momentarily" message when I try to print a test picture pattern. I press "stop" and it goes back to home screen. Everything else working, internet connection good. No print jobs stuck in the que. If I go to turn it off, I get the "ending please wait momentarily". Frustrated, any ideas?

Re: TR8520 problem won't print

Boogie007 — Sun, 02 Aug 2020 06:20:12 GMT

My TR8520 does the same thing, but i find if i wait long enough the printer will go ahead and print, same way with ending. They are very slow processors.

Re: TR8520 problem won't print

mary2020 — Sun, 02 Aug 2020 14:20:24 GMT

So I did use ink cartridges not Canon but supposed to be compatible and issue with printing...however I put the old cartridges back in and it then tried to work but gave out if ink error...can I somehow stuck the ink out of the new and put in the old maybe with a needle? I think its the replacement cartridges are the issue

Re: TR8520 problem won't print

Boogie007 — Mon, 03 Aug 2020 06:11:40 GMT

I agree the replacement cartridges may be the problem. Bigger problem is having Cann and other printer manufacturers have programmed the printers to only accept their cartridges. There are articles to this affect on line and i believe them. my printer worked fine one day, even with replacement cartridges, and the next day, after a Canon update the printer would not print correctly.

Re: TR8520 problem won't print

Michael — Fri, 07 Aug 2020 19:19:24 GMT

Hello.

For testing purposes, restart your Windows or Mac computer. Next, perform a copy directly from the Copy menu of the printer. Does this delay also occur when you perform copies directly from the printer?

Re: TR8520 problem won't print

Boogie007 — Sat, 08 Aug 2020 09:16:03 GMT

Not sure what delay you are referring to? Yes the printer is always slow, but that has nothing to do with the failure to print in black and white that is the subject of my post.

one thing i have found is that if i uncheck the box for grayscale printing, and uncheck the box for save ink i do get better results, which is unusual because it goes against the idea of grayscale.