Sorted....! Don't ask me how.....!
In the maintenance window it came up with 6000 error, so off with the covers or a dustbin job - what a job that was! The spiked page grabber wheels was OK, but some smaller wheel's, which was not easy to get at, a couple caught my eye, I could see a bit of fluff - a bit is an understatement, there was a fair bit wrapped around a couple of them took me three quarters of an hour with a fine thin steel hook and needle nosed pliers. All was well once cleaned out and re-assembled.
Don't ask me how it, got in when not in use the printer is covered over with a polythene bag, it looked like nylon stuffing of some kind, my guess it was put in with a sheet of paper since it was nowhere else.
C'mon Canon.... do a proper job, next time you make a printer make sure you have to 'crack' the case open LOL..! One thing you don't do should you attempt this trick is to pull and tug with force otherwise other damage will be done.
Davy
