Canon Printer Error B200 - (Solution)

Apparently, "Canon Printer Error B200" seems to be an error that occurs when there is a problem with the print head or the base part, but if you purchase the printer head individually. When I sent it to the Canon service center, I felt that the repair cost would exceed $10,000, so it would be better to buy a new one. I decided to do my best before discarding it.

This time, I tried it like this.

Service mode → Diagnosis with service tool
Printhead cleaning
Printhead cooling
GO to oversized garbage!

The first thing I tried was a service tool diagnostic. Concerning the reference site at the end of the sentence, the printer was put into service mode by the following operation.

Turn off the printer
Hold down the "STOP" button, press the "Power" button, and wait for 5 seconds.
Release only the "STOP" button (hold down the "Power" button)
Press the "STOP" button 5 times (hold down the "Power" button)
Release the "Power" button

In service mode, the printer's LCD screen remains black and the power button and ▽ error mark light up alternately.

B200

Method to fix Canon Printer Error B200

Now that I'm in the give-up mode, I can't do it anymore. I decided to wash the print head.
To remove the printhead, first, remove the ink according to the regular procedure.
In the state of B200 error, it seems that the ink replacement mode was not entered unless the power was turned on with the cover raised. After removing all the ink, pull the ink color bar in the foreground toward you.
When the lock is released, pull out the head of the print head in the back so that it rolls toward you.
Wash with lukewarm water until the pink color disappears. Anyway.
Lightly absorb water droplets while being careful not to get dust on the parts that are likely to be dangerous, and quickly dry them with a dehumidifier. If you don't have a dehumidifier, you can dry it naturally. When it dries, reattach it and try!
Now. The color of the defeat is getting stronger, so I decided to use this Yamato as a land battery for a single special attack, but to cool the print head.
However, it seems that blood has climbed on my head and I have inadvertently cooled it too much, and I get an error that I have never seen, "Support number 1403 Printhead type is different".
And after a while, it warmed up and then returned to the B200 error.
This is no good anymore. So this printer is for oversized garbage!
I didn't print a lot of sheets, so why does it break so often? What is my printer?
Somehow, home printers seem to break automatically over time, which is a hassle, so it may be better to review the printing environment. I also think.

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