12-04-2018 09:50 PM
After operating without any issues for 3 years my Canon Pro100 started printing very badly -- colors not correct, colors washed out, no contrast or sharpness of any kind -- I changed the ink tanks even some not needing changing -- ran all cleaning utilities (twice) and the test pages printed correctly -- prints are still all washed out and not correct
UsIng a MacBook Pro with High Sierra -- note printer communicates correctly for color prints with my HP All-in-One.
Any similar experiences or thoughts on a solution. Thank You
Regards
Terry D.
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12-05-2018 11:34 AM
Hi tjdonofrio,
The sequence you listed is the best way to remove and reinstall the printer.
As far as connecting with a USB, that is really up to to you. If you only print from the one device and dont need to print wirelessly from other devices then I would recommend connecting the printer with the USB cord.
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12-05-2018 09:39 AM
Thanks
I will reinstall the printer with new drivers before I go further. That should definitely determine if I have a bad unit.
Thanks
Terry
12-05-2018 09:50 AM
What is the best sequence:
Delete the printers
Install Drivers
Wait and reinstall printer ???
Thanks
Terry
12-05-2018 10:18 AM
Hi tjdonofrio,
If you still have any print quality issues after installing the driver, please let us know and we will be happy to further assist you.
12-05-2018 10:25 AM
Arthur J.
Thanks I will let you know how it goes. Hope it works this has been a very good large format printer over last few years.
What is best sequence to reinstall:
Delete Printer
Reinstall Drivers
Reistall Printer
Thanks
Terry
12-05-2018 11:13 AM
When reintalling the printer is it best to use the USB connection to printer ????
Thanks
Terry
12-05-2018 11:34 AM
Hi tjdonofrio,
The sequence you listed is the best way to remove and reinstall the printer.
As far as connecting with a USB, that is really up to to you. If you only print from the one device and dont need to print wirelessly from other devices then I would recommend connecting the printer with the USB cord.
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12-05-2018 01:17 PM
Hi Everyone
Thanks for your answers to my questions -- I think I should have indicated how I use the printer to get the right answer on USB installation of the drivers.
When I print 8x10 for non photo printing I use WiFi or Airprint -- when I do photo print of 13 x19 I use the USB cord so as not to have to send all the info over WiFi.
Given that should I reinstall the printer using USB or WiFi.
Thanks Again
Terry
12-05-2018 01:24 PM
Hi Terry. My Windows PC is close enough to the printer that I can connect via WiFi. We have two Mac computers that connect via WiFi. All three computers are used for photo printing.
My initial setup was via USB on PC and I added the two Macs later via WiFi.
That's not a direct answer, but I think it doesn't matter.
12-05-2018 10:41 PM
Arthur J
I downloaded the latest Pro100 Driver and reinstalled the printer -- still the same issues ....
Unless you have other ideas I am at a dead end.
Surprised this happened -- even though its 3 years old the Pro100 only had moderate use for large (13x19) prints for photo shows etc.
Thanks
Regards
Terry Donofrio
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12-06-2018 06:47 AM
If you run a nozzle check it will tell you ho many prints have been made. Call the tech line Arthur J posted and see if they have any suggestions.
When Canon runs the rebate you can get a brand new printer for less cost than the ink set in the box, so that is a bright spot.
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