Canon MultiPASS MP360 User Manual page 110

Message
COLOR INK LOW
COVER OPEN
DATA IN MEMORY
CANNOT TURN OFF
FILE NOT
READABLE
INK TANK
CHANGED?
INSERT PHOTO
CARD
INVALID KEY/
SETTING
LOAD PAPER
MACHINE IN USE
CANNOT TURN OFF
MEMORY FULL
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Troubleshooting
Cause
The ink level in the color ink
tank is low.
You opened the scan unit
during an operation.
You are unable to turn the
machine OFF with [ON/OFF]
when documents are saved in
memory.
There is image data that has
been edited on a computer or
digital camera.
You returned the scan unit to its
original position.
There is no memory card in the
card slot.
An invalid key was pressed or
an invalid setting was selected.
The multi-purpose tray is
empty.
You are unable to turn the
machine OFF with [ON/OFF]
because the machine is
performing an operation.
The machine's memory is full
because you tried to copy too
many pages at once or a very
detailed document.
The image data is too large to
print from your machine.
Action
Make sure you have a new color ink
tank ready to replace the used one
when ink runs out. If the machine
stops printing when copying or
photo printing, you can continue
printing by pressing [Set].
However, note that ink may run out.
If print quality deteriorates or the
printout is blank, replace the ink
tank.
Return the scan unit to its original
position.
The machine is performing an
operation. Wait until the operation
has finished, then turn OFF the
machine.
Check which photographs were not
printed and try reprinting them from
your computer.
If you replaced an ink tank, press
[ ]. If you did not, press [ ].
If you want to photo print from a
memory card, insert one (in a
Compact Flash card adapter as
necessary) into the card slot.
Check the key you want to
press or the setting you want to
enter.
Load paper in the multi-purpose
tray. Make sure the stack is below
the paper limit mark. Press [Set].
The machine is performing an
operation. Wait until the operation
has finished, then turn OFF the
machine.
Divide the document and copy each
part separately.
Print the image data from your
computer.
Details
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