topic Re: error1410 in Desktop Inkjet Printers

MG5751Error 1410 and 1660Cartridges twice new installed

Dragongiraffe — Mon, 28 Nov 2016 09:30:27 GMT

I get error codes saying that the magenta and big black cartridge are not recognised. They are brand nes, I even changed them again, to no avail.

i can't access the printer menus as the screen does not go away at all. Re start, pressing every button there is, still displaying the error code only, no access to anything else. I get 2 different error codes, 1660 and 1420.

Can anyone please help me ?

thank you

Anja

Re: error1410

proche — Fri, 06 Mar 2020 20:32:13 GMT

I have a pixma ip8720. Error 1410 comes up that ink tank is not recognized. The light is on for each of the tanks. I have replaced them anyway. The error continues. The printer is less than 1 year old and I can not get through on the Canon support line. HELP!

Re: error1410

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Re: error1410

crtjk — Fri, 20 Mar 2020 23:32:15 GMT

I have been using the same brand of ink for over a year. Recently, I got the 1410 error code saying the printer did not recognize the large black ink tank (250xl PGBK). I have replaced the tank with new tanks and even tried a tank from another supplier. No luck. I even tried doing a "hard reset" of the printer per instuctions from a Youtube video. No luck.

I have not tried calling Canon yet. They will probably tell me they can't provide support since the ink is not theirs.

Re: error1410

proche — Fri, 20 Mar 2020 23:40:23 GMT

Canon disconnected me on the phone. More than once. My husband offered to look at it. He started it up and there was no problem. It went away. If you have a spouse, have that person turn it on. They will think you are nuts, which might be the printer's goal in the first place. Thanks for responding.