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Question Subject: Canon TS9050 CISS See Answer
Details: Been using this CISS for some months now without problems until recently when printer reported low ink on two cartridges.
Found airlocks in two lines and drew appropriate ink in from tank using fine syringes as per when set up.
Printer now working fine but still reporting low ink. low ink.
Can you get rid of these messages as they are a distraction every time I try and print?
Thanks in anticipation.
Geoff
Asked by Anonymous 9/10/2018 12:10 PM
Answer: Hello the low warning is normal and it wont reset until it reaches 0%
to disable the message it will only work when it reports empty so you will need to wait a bit
the press and hold the paper feed / red triangle button for 5 seconds and it will switch of the monitoring for that colour - repeat for all as and when they run out.
Monitoring will be reactivated when a new chip is reinserted again