How to Clear a Paper Jam of Canon PIXMA Inkjet Printers
Paper jams are among the most common problem with Canon Inkjet Printers. And taking advantage of the fact that we featured today printer reviews for the Pixma MX7600 and the Pixma MP 4800 we thought it useful to give you this most important step by step guide to clearing Paper Jams:
Step 1 –First and foremost, disconnect the power cord from the back of the Canon Pixma Printers. This is an important step when working inside ANY electronic device.
Step 2 - Unhinge the back access panel of the printer. It seems repetitive to say this, but this door will be in the BACK of the printer.
Step 3 - Look through the opened back panel and look for paper. Remove any and all paper you find jammed there.
Step 4 - Close the back access panel. Make sure that it latches into place and looks the same way that it did before you opened it.
Step 5 - Find the front or top access panel. This is the panel you would lift to change ink cartridges. Open this access panel. If the carriage that holds the ink cartridges moves, then you forgot to unplug the printer, go back and do that now. Look for paper that may be jammed in this area of the printer.
Step 6 - Remove any paper you find jammed here. When pulling from the front there will be resistance from the paper feeder. Pull slowly or the paper will rip and create a more stressful problem.
Step 7 - Close the front access panel. Make sure that it falls or latches back in place. It should look the same way that it did before you opened it.
Step 8 - Plug the printer’s power cord into the wall outlet, and attempt to print again. If the printer prints the job, then you have successfully removed the paper jam.
Posted by Karla Arostegui - Content Mgr. at 11/5/2012 7:13 AM 
Categories: Ink and Toner Cartridges:Canon Printer Ink
Tags: Canon Paper Jam
Categories: Ink and Toner Cartridges:Canon Printer Ink
Tags: Canon Paper Jam
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Very useful information! The steps on clearing paper jams while printing have good stuff. Thanks for sharing it.
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How do you clear paper jam in Pixma MP210. Thanks
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