MAJ11/06/17
Error code 6000, P03 or E23 is a line feed error. It also should be flashing 3 times for this error on the on/off button.
You can have this error on these Canon printers: MP140, MP150, MP160, MP190, MP210, MP220, MP170, MP180, MP450, MP460, MP240, MP250, MP260, MP270, MP480, MP500, MP510, MP520, MP530, MP830, MP540, MP620, MP550, MP560, MP600, MP610, MP630, MP800, MP810, MP830, MP970, MP980, MG2100, MG3100, MG4100, MG5100, MP640, MP990, MG5200, MG5300, MG6100, MG6200, MG8100, MG8200,
Solution 1:
- Verify that the paper tray is correctly set.
- If any object is placed in front of the machine, remove it.
Solution 2:
- Search for any small pieces of paper in the printer, or a tiny object.
Solution 3:
- Power off the printer
- Wait 5 minute
- Power on.
Solution 4:
- Clean the encoder strip with a soft cloth
Solution 5: one of these parts could be faulty:
- Timing sensor unit QM2-2683
- Timing slit disk film QC1-6229
- Feed roller ass'y QL2-0925
- Platten unit QM2-2923
- Logic board ass'y QM2-3078
- Paper feed motor QK1-1502
Comments
What solved it ?
The door had not been opening automatically, I opened the front paper door manually and the error was gone and printing.
I tried power down and power back up again but the same fault appeared
However I noticed a previous post and you MUST leave it over 1 minute before powering back up!
Hey presto all is good!
What do we do now?
Chek for any piece of packaging inside. If the error still persist, call the Canon support for exchange.
Try solution 3 here:
http://fix-your-printer.blogspot.fr/2012/09/solving-error-e3-on-canon-printers.html
If problem persist, then a part maybe defective.
Glad I checked before ordering a new one
I opened the section that you normally open to initiate printer cartridge replacement and noticed a build-up of black ink on the right hand side toward the back. Cleaned it off and bingo. Would be nice if Canon could supply some more helpful support information, i.e. check this, check that, check here, check there, etc. (MX926 Printer)
Thank u so much
Was going mad, till i found out there was a piece of paper jamming my feeder rollers.
Always look for Paper jammed first
No luck.
Then I just started messing around and noticed that when I took the back cover off to look for a jammed paper there were two sets of lower white "claws." When I went to close this cover it seemed to push one set of claws in.
I opened it again, reset the claws, and closed it slowly and gently.
That seems to have fixed it...
Time will tell!
Tried all the above, though never found any white claws! Now covered in ink, but printer is working. Hooray! I'd just purchased a load more ink cartridges.