I’ve got a problem printing on CDs with Canon iP4000 using CD-LabelPrint (I'm running XP): Instead of being drawn into the printer, the label tray is ejected. I've tried reinstalling the driver and associated programs (incl. CD-LabelPrint). I can print on CDs using an iP4300 but not with iP4000. I've done a print head realignment. I used to be able to print CDs using either the iP4000 and iP4300. The iP4000 problem has occurred since I replaced my 80GB and 17GB HDDs with 160GB and 320 GB HDDs and reinstalled everything; but I don't think this caused the problem; everything else works OK. I can print to paper with the iP4000.
I’ve tried clicking on “Print” before inserting the tray (as one of the boxes suggests) but tray is still ejected.
I’ve done a sensor test: result “CDR SENSOR=OK”.
I’ve tried swapping over the CD trays between the iP4300 (“F” tray) and the iP4000 (“B” tray) but this doesn’t help.
It may have been caused by an accident when I was replacing a number of ink tanks: when I was replacing the yellow ink tank, the carriage for some reason started moving to the left before I could get the tank fully into place and the partially-in ink tank hit the left hand end of the space and there was a grinding noise. The printer seems to still work OK other than for printing on CDs. When the lid is opened, the carriage stops in the middle of its run instead of slightly towards the right, as previously. Maybe the accident may have caused a synchronization problem between the print head and the CD tray.
Thanks for any help you may be able to provide,
Clynt
Sydney, Australia
I’ve tried clicking on “Print” before inserting the tray (as one of the boxes suggests) but tray is still ejected.
I’ve done a sensor test: result “CDR SENSOR=OK”.
I’ve tried swapping over the CD trays between the iP4300 (“F” tray) and the iP4000 (“B” tray) but this doesn’t help.
It may have been caused by an accident when I was replacing a number of ink tanks: when I was replacing the yellow ink tank, the carriage for some reason started moving to the left before I could get the tank fully into place and the partially-in ink tank hit the left hand end of the space and there was a grinding noise. The printer seems to still work OK other than for printing on CDs. When the lid is opened, the carriage stops in the middle of its run instead of slightly towards the right, as previously. Maybe the accident may have caused a synchronization problem between the print head and the CD tray.
Thanks for any help you may be able to provide,
Clynt
Sydney, Australia