How to solve error B204 on Canon Maxify printers

The error B204 could happen after a cartridge replacement.

First of all, when installing, remove the cartridges from the plastic package, but do not drill any plastic membranes, as this will cause this error when placing the cartridge.

The error may also appear if you change a completely empty cartridge: when installing a full cartridge, the printer enters a cleaning cycle, but the printhead has not yet received ink from the newly inserted cartridge.

Here are some tips to cancel this error B204::

Solution 1:

Remove the cartridges
Power the printer for 2 minutes
Switch on the printer
Install the cartrdiges

Solution 2:

Switch on the printer
Unplug the power cable
Open the cover
Move the print head carriage manually to the usual place where it goes for the cartridge change (If the printhead carriage is not movable, reconnect and then turn on the printer, then unplug it again when the head carriage is in the moving position).
Change the cartridges.
Close the front cover of the printer, plug in the power cord, and restart the printer for normal use.

Solution 3: Try a hard reset if the error persist:

Comments

Anonymous said…

Thank you!! Another tutorial on refilling cartridges told me to drill the top of the cartridges to insert the needle and leave the holes uncovered as a vent. Obviously, this caused an error but I was not able to determine that until reading this guide.

July 19, 2019 at 6:11 AM

Service tool V3400 for resetting Canon printers counter

MAJ13/02/18
The Service Tool V3400, and service tool V3600, allow you to reset the waste ink pad counter on some Canon printers:

You can solve the messages errors "Waste Ink Tank Full" or "Waste Ink Pad Full", "error 5B00" or "Error P07" on these printers:
Canon Pixma iP2700, iP4800, iP4810, iP4840, iP4850, iP4900, iP4910, iP4940, iP4970, iP4980, iP4990, iP5810, iP5880 Canon Pixma MP230, MP240; MP250; MP260; MP270; MP280; MP480; MP490; MP540; MP550; MP560; MP620; MP630; MP640; MP980; MP990; Canon Pixma IX6500, IX6510, IX7000 Canon Pixma IP3600, IP4940 Canon Pixma PRO9000, PRO9500 Canon Pixma MG2120. MG2140, MG2240, MG2250, MG2440, MG3240, MG3140, MG4100, MG4140, MG5140, MG5150, MG5240, MG5340, MG6140, MG6240, MG8140, MG8240 Canon MX397, MX320, MX330, MX370, MX860 etc
Where can you download the Service Tool V3400 ?

It is free here:
https://1fichier.com/?c198556kp0
There is too a paid version here:
V3400 Canon Service Tool for all iPxxxx series, i…

How to fix error B200 on canon Printers

MAJ11/06/17
Error B200 means the printhead voltage or temperature is not normal. The Printhead could be defective.... but first, try these solutions below:

Solution 1:
Disconnect the power cable from the printer.Wait 1 hour.Connect the power cable
Solution 2:
Check and Clean Head contact pin condition of the carriage unitCheck Cable connection especially the carriage FFC
Solution 3:
Turn off the power Open the panel Turn on the power Wait for print carriage to start moving to the left.Let it go past half way Before print carriage reaches left hand side shut the cover. Leave the Printer turned on
Solution 4:
Unplug the power cable.Open the printerPush the whole print head mechanic to the centerWhile the printer still open, plug the power and turn it ON. When the printhead still moving and is going to the very LEFT, close the cover. Wait until its boot up.
Solution 4a:
Take out all of the ink cartridgesLift up the grey bar by where the ink goesLeft the print head in the middle of the pr…

How to solve error code 006 with Canon Service Tool V3400

MAJ 25/08/17 The Service Tool V3400 allow to reset the counter of some Canon printers.

For the error code 006, try this:

Solution 1:
Check your cartridges: an empty cartridge can lead to error 006
Solution 2:
After you avec clicked on "Main", wait a few minutes. If the error still here, restarts the Service Tool
Solution 3:
Close the service toolDisconnect the USB cable from the printerAfter 10 seconds, plug back the cable to the printerOn Windows, click next when appears "New device"Open the service tool

Fix your printer !

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