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<blockquote data-quote="GSXR_Rider" data-source="post: 524013" data-attributes="member: 27302">Hey everyone,&nbsp; &nbsp; It's been a while since I've posted here. Hopefully this can be posted in this section, if not moderators feel free to move it. I recently received a Canon i9900 printer from my brother, he no longer needed it and gave it to me to use for printing photos. It prints but the colors are faded, I replaced the cartridges with new aftermarket ones and use the printer command to clean the print-head automatically. This produced somewhat better results in test shots, but marginally so. There definitely isn't a chip issue with the printer, would a manual print-head cleaning bring it back to optimal condition? I would assume so since its been sitting for a very long time and probably has never been manually cleaned. If anyone has experience in this area please let me know!Link to manual print-head cleaning: <a href="http://www.justanswer.com/printers/4ylkm-howdy-i-year-old-canon-i9900-printer-getting.html#re.v/459/" target="_blank">Howdy! I have a 5 year old Canon i9900 printer and am getting</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="GSXR_Rider, post: 524013, member: 27302"] Hey everyone, It's been a while since I've posted here. Hopefully this can be posted in this section, if not moderators feel free to move it. I recently received a Canon i9900 printer from my brother, he no longer needed it and gave it to me to use for printing photos. It prints but the colors are faded, I replaced the cartridges with new aftermarket ones and use the printer command to clean the print-head automatically. This produced somewhat better results in test shots, but marginally so. There definitely isn't a chip issue with the printer, would a manual print-head cleaning bring it back to optimal condition? I would assume so since its been sitting for a very long time and probably has never been manually cleaned. If anyone has experience in this area please let me know! Link to manual print-head cleaning: [url=http://www.justanswer.com/printers/4ylkm-howdy-i-year-old-canon-i9900-printer-getting.html#re.v/459/]Howdy! I have a 5 year old Canon i9900 printer and am getting[/url] [/QUOTE]

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