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Canon Pixma iP6000 Installation Instructions
Installation Procedure
Canon Pixma iP6000 with MIS CFS Installed
Prerequisite -
Before starting this installation, you MUST test your printer to make sure it is printing 100%
correctly. The best way to do this is to first print a Nozzle pattern, using the printer utility
software provided by Canon. Once a perfect nozzle pattern is achieved, print 5 copies of the
purge6.tif
MIS
image using the Plain Paper and Standard Quality settings on the printer. All 5
pages must print without banding or skipping (white spaces). If your printer can not do this, do
not install the CFS. Run some cleaning cycles or get new cartridges. Do not proceed until you
can pass these tests. The Purge6 image can be found on the diskette included with your
system. If you have a Mac you can download it from our website. You can also get it from the
Helpdesk Download Library.
Tools & Materials Needed -
MIS CFS System, ink, and a working Canon iP6000 printer
S a v e
M o n e y
a n d
I m p r o v e
Y o u r
P r i n t i n g
MIS Associates Inc
2901 Auburn Rd
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
800-445-8296
http://www.inksupply.com
Fax: 248-289-6013
Email: sales@inksupply.com
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Summary of Contents for Canon Pixma iP6000
- Page 1 Before starting this installation, you MUST test your printer to make sure it is printing 100% correctly. The best way to do this is to first print a Nozzle pattern, using the printer utility software provided by Canon. Once a perfect nozzle pattern is achieved, print 5 copies of the purge6.tif image using the Plain Paper and Standard Quality settings on the printer.
- Page 2 Ruler or measuring tape Pair of scissors Alcohol and some paper towels Some paper to print on Items In This Kit You Will Need To Save - MIS iP6000 PIXMA Installation Instructions Orange Cartridge Caps White Tube Plugs Vacuum Pump Kit and Instructions If you purchased your system pre-filled, go to Step 2, else continue with Step 1.
- Page 3 CARTRIDGE FILL PROCEDURE- Before filling: If the orange caps are not installed on the cartridges, install the orange caps that originally came with the CFS over the cartridge ink supply ports. Make sure not to twist the tubing between the color cartridges and the clip on the black •...
- Page 4 Attach the tube from the chamber that is going to be filled to the tube adapter on the • vacuum pump. Pull back on the plunger, all the way. It takes a fair amount of force. • Push the plunger back down to the bottom to expel air. •...
- Page 5 printer. Cartridge Carrier in Replacement Position Remove the orange caps and any other packaging material from the CFS cartridges. Save these orange caps as they are not available for sale separate from a CFS unit. PARTIALLY install the CFS cartridges by placing them in their installed position but do not push the cartridges all the way down.
- Page 6 CFS Partially Installed Bridge Bracket and beige clip installation S a v e M o n e y a n d I m p r o v e Y o u r P r i n t i n g MIS Associates Inc 2901 Auburn Rd Auburn Hills, MI 48326...
- Page 7 Next, clean and dry the printer housing with alcohol where the bridge bracket is to be installed. Locate the Bridge Bracket from your package and install it as shown in the photo. Before peeling the protective film from the double sided tape strips on the bridge bracket, place it in the location described below and as seen in the photo below.
- Page 8 Once the tubes are securely inserted into the right clip on the Bridge Bracket, you can allow the remaining tube length to feed to the left hand beige clip, and clamp the tubing. This will leave the remaining tube length at the left side of the printer ready to be trimmed for connection to the bottle fittings.
- Page 9 There are a couple of things you should know that will keep your system running trouble free. Every time the Canon iP6000D CFS system is removed from the printer the prime (ink in the tubes) will drain back to the bottles. After a few installations and removals the ink in the...
- Page 10 3 cleanings, then let the printer rest for a few hours or overnight and try again later. This has worked on many Canon printers in the past. It gives the air bubbles in the ink a chance to rise to the surface and get out of the printhead.