04-15-2020 03:43 AM - last edited on 08-22-2023 09:12 AM by Danny
Hello all,
I have a MX475 that I purchased a few weeks ago. It has woken me up 2 times in the middle of the night since we bought it, and I want to know, short of shutting it down every night, is there a way to keep it from doing whatever it is doing during that time?
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Steps (Did the following just now, to see if it would help...)
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Assuming it is...
TL;DR -- how do I keep this printer from waking me up randomly in the middle of the night! 😉
04-15-2020 10:51 AM
Greetings,
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Please be realistic. You can't expect that anyone would be able to tell you what a noise was without actually hearing it.
You want us to guess?
Maybe its losing power briefly?
Maybe its charging the ink system?
FYI, Quiet Mode does not mean the printer will be completely silient between the selected periods.
~Rick
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04-15-2020 03:12 PM
> Please be realistic. You can't expect that anyone would be able to tell you what a noise was without actually hearing it.
Ditto 🙂
As I said, it woke me up. Didn't have my phone handy, ready to record.
Next time it happens, I'll try to do a better job remembering what it sounds like, and then ... run the "Cleaning" maintenance to see if it is the same.
Best I can remmeber though, it sounds like the "Cleaning" maintenance. (not deep cleaning)
Maybe you can answer…
- does the "Cleaning" phase auto run from time to time, say once a week or so?
- or are there any well known maintenance things that run on a automated schedule?
04-16-2020 10:15 AM - edited 04-16-2020 10:16 AM
Maybe you can answer…
- does the "Cleaning" phase auto run from time to time, say once a week or so?
- or are there any well known maintenance things that run on a automated schedule?
The answer to both questions is basically yes. The printer might "charge" itself if it doesn't detect correct readiness to print. Many canon printer's have this "logic" built in to ensure optimal performance.
~Rick
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04-16-2020 02:27 PM
Thanks for confirming
Any idea if you can control the time of these things, disabling between say midnight and 8 am? 😉
08-21-2023 03:14 AM - edited 08-21-2023 03:19 AM
> Please be realistic. You can't expect that anyone would be able to tell you what a noise was
“the printer made some loud noises (I'm guessing print head cleaning?)”
Loud noises, similar to print head cleaning, seems descriptive enough.
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