My Canon Pro 9000 Mark II has recently started messing up color printing. The symtoms are very strange.
I can print a test image in BW on plain paper and it will print the full image ok, exactly as I want it to print.
But when I try to print the same image in color using Platinum Pro paper or any other paper for that matter, it will only print a tiny strip of the image near the edge of the paper and then spit it out quickly. Then I get an error message that there is no paper in the feeder.
Yes, I've done all kinds of troubleshooting, over about 1.5 months. Everything. I've even used different programs to print from. I prefer printing from PS but I've used all programs on the computer with the same results. I installed a special Canon troubleshooting plugin an it says everything is ok. It doesn't matter what paper I use. It is only the process of changing from BW to color that makes it fault.
I really, at this point, just want to print a single photograph of a friend who recently died to gift to the family. This is a timely project.
I would appreciate any help you can provide. Thank you.
