This is near enough identical to the Aligning of the Print Heads (you click ‘Nozzle Check’ instead of ‘Print Head Alignment’), just without the choosing of streak patterns.Ī great tip for all Canon printers is this: Find yourself the Canon website and go to support. Trek back to the Maintenance Tab and this time go to Deep Cleaning and follow the on-screen instructions. Select ‘Print Head Alignment’ and then ‘OK.’ After it’s printed hit ‘Yes’ and then check the printed pattern, selecting the number of the box in each column with the least notable streaks, before confirming the displayed message and clicking ‘OK.’ Canon Printhead Cleaning CycleĪ standard Print Head Cleaning cycle is done by clicking ‘Cleaning’ on the Maintenance tab, then waiting a little bit until a message comes up confirm it and click ‘Print Check Pattern.’ From this you can then tell what sort of Deep Clean you need to do by which lines (black or colour) are faded. That’s it! Brother Nozzle ChecksĪs with seemingly all Brother maintenance routines, you press ‘Ink Management,’ then select ‘Test Print’ and then ‘Print Quality.’ Once you select ‘Colour Start’ it should print a test-sheet, and you then just need to follow the instructions you get given. Press the ‘Ink Management’ button, then select Cleaning, and choose which print head(s) to clean. With the test sheet printed off, just select which of the samples most closely matches number 0. Press the ‘Ink Management’ button, then select ‘Test Print’ on the little screen, then ‘Alignment’ and choose whether to do just Mono (black and white) or Colour. Obviously manufacturers have different ways of running printhead cleaning cycles, why would they make it easy for us endusers? Below are the most common ways to run the maintenance and cleaning cycles by brand.īrother have a great little system where you can sometimes choose to do head cleaning on just the black or the colours, a nice little way of saving some ink! Aligning Brother Print Heads
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