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Page 1: ...Premium Continuous Ink Supply Systems Instruction Manual For Canon Printers IP4200 IP5200 MP800 MP830 MP500 MP530 157 Union Road Ascot Vale Victoria 3032 Phone 613 9005 5555...

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Page 3: ...4 Preparing your ink reservoirs 10 5 Inserting the silicone nozzle seals 11 6 Inserting the cartridges 12 7 Tube set up IP Series Only 13 8 Tube set up MP800 and MP830 only 15 9 Tube set up MP500 ONL...

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Page 5: ...site www rihac com au for any troubleshooting and frequently asked questions If you are installing this unit into an MP500 or MP530 you will require an additional instruction sheet with specific detai...

Page 6: ...ing A or B If your printer has produced a perfect result A please attach a copy of the nozzle check to your purchase receipt as this will validate your warranty You can now start to install your CISS...

Page 7: ...licone tubing is not damaged c Inspect the silicone tubing for air pockets d Close the tube clamp located on the side of the CISS by rolling the roller down This will squeeze the silicone tubing which...

Page 8: ...will move to the cartridge change position Remove power cable from the back of your printer Remove the cartridges from the printer b Using a Stanley knife or sharp blade remove the two plastic lugs w...

Page 9: ...tly melt the plastic lugs to hold the chip in place f Repeat stepsb e for each of the cartridges on your CISS Alternatively you can fit the cartridge chips using thin double sided tape although the pr...

Page 10: ...ng back from the cartridges and can assist in preventing air to develop in the ink feeder tubes The excess ink can be discarded or replaced into the reservoir via the filler plug Please refer to refil...

Page 11: ...During manufacture 2 seals may stick together giving the appearance of a single seal c Ensure each seal is clean by placing each seal onto the small pieces of double sided tape provided Please ensure...

Page 12: ...ur new cartridges This is done by slowly moving the clip in an anticlockwise direction Beware that during transit ink may build up in this cap and will release when the cover is removed so have a tiss...

Page 13: ...e required To check this move the cartridge holder left and right to each end of the printer It should reach both ends with ease Check that the tubing is neither too long nor too short The tubing must...

Page 14: ...ot to twist or bend the tubing e Place the spare travel or filler plug in the printer lid sensor button This will keep the switch permanently activated as your printer lid will no longer close enough...

Page 15: ...ely 4cm from the front as pictured below c Adjustments to the tube length may be required To check this move the cartridge holder left and right to each end of the printer It should reach both ends wi...

Page 16: ...16 e Run the tubing as per the following exiting through the front of the printer Please refer to section 11 Finishing Touches on 22 to complete the installation process...

Page 17: ...the tube length may be required To check this move the cartridge holder left and right to each end of the printer It should reach both ends with ease Check that the tubing is neither too long nor too...

Page 18: ...by the lid Please note after the installation of the CISS the printer may not registered that the lid is closed If this occurs please place some tape across the trigger to keep it activated Please ref...

Page 19: ...attached to the clip also using the double sided tape The design of the MP530 does not allow you to fit the metal tube arm to the printer body without using the raiser clip The positioning of the met...

Page 20: ...printer case This allows the scanner lid to close without crushing the feeder tubes Left Side Right side e The scanner lid has moulded plastic parts which should fit into the recess of the metal tubin...

Page 21: ...to the head movement g If required adjust the tube length by gently pulling the silicone tubing in the direction required DON T HAVE THE TUBING FITTED TOO TIGHTLY h As the scanner lid is being held a...

Page 22: ...the front of the CISS by rolling it up c Reinsert power cable to the rear of your printer Perform a head clean and nozzle check as per steps 1 a 1 b Please note that this may need to be performed seve...

Page 23: ...e colour with the sticker located on the bottle and the top of the tank c Replace the filler plug once filled Remove the small travel plug replacing it with the air filter DO NOT REFILL YOUR SYSTEM WI...

Page 24: ...before undertaking any priming b Remove the CISS from the box and place it on a suitable work area with the cartridges upside down Remove the cover from the cartridge you are priming by twisting it an...

Page 25: ...ack on it a little As you gently push down on the syringe ink will feed through the tubing forcing excess air through the silicone tubing and into the cartridge As you do this you will notice the cart...

Page 26: ...gh a series of steps informing you that your ink cartridges need replacing Please follow the steps as displayed carefully Note these steps will need to be performed once for each individual cartridge...

Page 27: ...eries printers for 5 seconds then release it This will disable your printer s capability of reading ink levels for the individual cartridge This is not a permanent feature and should you return to usi...

Page 28: ...es into the travel plug holes as per section 11 a If you have done this please check that the roller clamp on the back of your CISS is released ie rolled to the top as per section 11 a iii If your uni...

Page 29: ...or remain constant is either physically damaged or attached incorrectly If the above does not assist you please make your way through the following trouble shooting chart 16 Trouble Shooting Chart i...

Page 30: ...hip is faulty Please check the LED is not damaged is clean of ink Insert the cartridge test the printer again Are you able to resume printing Congratulations you have fixed your problem Check the posi...

Page 31: ...he chip may need to be replaced In unusual cases this message may appear if the chips have been mixed up and fitted to the incorrect CISS cartridge i e Yellow OEM cartridge chip on a Blue CISS cartrid...

Page 32: ...ue etc is covering or impeding LED on the rear of the chips 3 The lid of the printer is open whilst testing This will cause the ambient light to interfere with the LED lights which are checked as the...

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Page 34: ...assist with processing your claim 19 Warning Keep out of reach of children Do not drink ink Avoid ink contact with eyes Store between 15 35 C Do not store in direct sunlight Once your CISS is install...

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Page 36: ...36 CIS Systems High Grade UV Dye Inks Pigment Inks Blank Media 157 Union Road Ascot Vale Vic 3032 Web www rihac com au Email info rihac com au Ph 613 9005 5555 FAX 613 9326 1655...

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