Canon Service Tool V5306 » (Fresh)

Instantly resets the main and platen waste ink counters back to 0%.

Modifies the localized firmware settings of the printer if hardware parts are replaced. Supported Canon Printer Models

Once this counter reaches 100%, the printer locks down to prevent ink leaks, displaying a "Waste Ink Absorber Full" error message. Version v5306 is a widely compatible release of Canon's proprietary software designed to communicate directly with the printer's mainboard via a USB connection to clear these system blocks. Key Features Resets Waste Ink Counter (Absorber counter). Clears error codes (5B00, 5B01, 5B02, 1700, 1702). Prints deep EEPROM technical data. Tests printhead nozzles and feed rollers. Calibrates printhead alignment. Supported Canon Printer Models canon service tool v5306

Navigate to the section below, ensure the value is set to 0%, and click Set . Close the program, turn off your printer, wait 10 seconds, and turn it back on. Your error code is gone. Troubleshooting Common Errors Error Code 006

The V5306 version has been widely used to fix common error codes such as , 5B02 , 5B04 , 1700 , and 1701 . Instantly resets the main and platen waste ink

If you reset the counter multiple times without addressing the physical pads, the ink will eventually overflow the bottom tray. This causes permanent stains on your furniture or risks shorting out the printer's main power supply. Long-Term Solutions:

The software cannot find the printer. This means either the printer is not in Service Mode, the USB cable is faulty, or another printer driver is hogging the communication port. Try restarting the PC and changing USB ports. Version v5306 is a widely compatible release of

G1000, G1100, G2000, G2100, G3000, G3100, G4000, G4100, G1400, G2400, G3400.

If you’ve ever encountered the dreaded "Ink Absorber Full" error (often code or P07 ) on your Canon Pixma or MAXIFY printer, you know it can bring your workflow to a grinding halt. While these errors are designed to protect your desk from ink leaks, they don't always mean your printer is ready for the scrap heap.

Under the "Main" tab, locate the Ink Absorber Counter section and click Set to reset the value to zero. SOLVED: resetting my ink absorber - Canon Printer - iFixit