The Canon G6000 and G7000 series include waste ink pads more prone to fill up with waste ink, particularly when there have been clogging issues or priming problems.

The G5 printer Potty kit provides the necessary reset key to clear the waste ink counter along with the physical waste kit to redirect the waste ink out of the printer and into the Printer Potty tank, making it much easier to keep the printer running and free of the need to change pads in the future.

Printer Potty Kit: Duo-G5

*Please note that newer versions of the MegaTank printer may have user replaceable maintenance box units (eg: MC-G02) so it’s important to check that your printer is not one of those models before purchasing.

Installation Video G6000 and G7000 series:

Service mode for Canon G6000 and G7000 series:

To get into Service mode the button presses for this model are different to established guides (including the current 5.70 WICReset instructions shown by the app). The correct process is as follows:

  1. Make sure the printer has the power and USB cables plugged in.
  2. The printer should be powered off.
  3. Now:
    1. Press and hold the power button
    2. Press and release the stop (red triangle) button 5 (five) times
      The error and power lights should alternate each time the stop button is pressed & released.
    3. Now release the power button
  4. The printer should now show a block of grey/black across the whole LED screen
  5. If you’re using the WICReset app you should be able to refresh the detected device list and see the printer detected in service mode.

You’re now ready to proceed with the reset process.

 

Please note:

While the G7000 series isn’t specifically mentioned or shown in the videos linked above, the process is much the same for both G6000 and G7000. A model specific video is planned for the future regardless but for now the videos above cover the process to use for both resetting and waste kit installation.

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