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This wikiHow teaches you how to fix a clogged printer head. Printhead clogging is often caused by ink drying out due to lack of use, which can lead to uneven or erroneous print results. Usually, a clogged printhead can be fixed with the printer’s built-in self-cleaning software, but if this doesn’t work, you’ll need to perform a manual printhead cleaning.

Use the self-cleaning feature on Windows

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Open Start

Windows Start

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. Click the Windows logo in the lower left corner of the screen.

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Enter contrp panel into Start. The Contrp Panel application will be found on the computer.
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Click Control Panel . This blue circuit board app is at the top of the Start window.
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Click Devices and Printers . The option has a printer icon and is located to the right of the page.

  • If the Contrp Panel window uses Categories view instead of Icons, you need to click the View devices and printers link under the “Hardware and Sound” heading. (Hardware and Sound).
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Open the printer’s menu. Right-click the printer name that needs to be cleaned. The printer will be below the “Printers” heading near the bottom of the page. A menu will drop down.

  • If the mouse doesn’t have a right mouse button, click the right mouse button or click down with two fingers.
  • If your computer uses a trackpad instead of a mouse, you can press down on the trackpad with two fingers, or tap the bottom right of the trackpad.
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Click Properties at the bottom of the drop-down menu. A new window will appear.
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Click the Hardware or Maintenance tab. This option is at the top of the window.

  • Some printers set up a self-cleaning feature under the More Options or Tops tab.
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Click the “Cleaning” option. This option is usually called Clean Heads or Clean Cartridges , but look for any option that says “Clean” on the page.

  • If you can’t find the printhead cleaning option (or “nozzles”, “cartridges”, etc.), you should consult your printer’s manual or online documentation. It is also possible that the printer does not have a self-cleaning option.
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Follow the instructions on the screen. If prompted to do or click on anything during the cleaning procedure, proceed accordingly. Otherwise, the printer will clean itself and you can then use it to print the document as usual.

  • You may see an option to print a test page to check if the cleaning process is working properly.
  • If the test print results still show that the print head is still clogged, you need to manually clean the print head to fix the problem.

Use self-cleaning on Mac

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Open the Apple menu

Mac Apple

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. Click the Apple logo in the upper left corner of the screen. A menu will drop down.

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Click System Preferences… (Customize System). This option is in the Apple drop-down menu.
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Click Printers & Scanners . This printer icon is on the right side of the System Preferences window.
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Select the printer. Click on the printer on which you want to run the self-cleaning program on the left side of the window.
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Click Options & Supplies… . This option is in the middle of the window.
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Click the Utility tab at the top of the page.
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Click Open Printer Utility. This option is in the middle of the page.
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Select the “Cleaning” option. The name and location of the cleaning option may vary by printer, but there will usually be a Head Cleaning or Cartridge Cleaning section on this page.

  • If the top of the window has a drop-down box, click it and choose Cleaning from the drop-down menu. [1]
  • If you do not find the “Cleaning” option, the printer may not support self-cleaning mode. Check your printer’s manual or online documentation to confirm the problem.
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Follow the instructions on the screen. If prompted to do or click on anything during the cleaning procedure, proceed accordingly. Otherwise, the printer will clean itself and you can then use it to print the document as usual.

  • You’ll probably see an option to print a test page to check if the cleaning process is working properly.
  • If the test print results still show that the print head is still clogged, you need to manually clean the print head to fix the problem.

Clean the print head manually

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Preparing instruments. To clean the printhead, you need the following tools: [2]

  • Isopropyl Alcohol
  • Water
  • Bowl or cake mold
  • Tissue
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Turn off and unplug the printer. This will prevent damage to the printer as well as endangering you when removing the toner cartridge and printhead unit.
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Remove the ink cartridge. Open the printer’s main cover, and then remove each ink cartridge from the printer.

  • You should refer to your printer’s manual or online manual to properly remove the toner cartridge.
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Remove the print head unit. This is the cartridge holder. The bottom of the print head unit has some holes.

  • As a reminder, you need to refer to the printer’s manual or online manual for the correct removal of these parts for the specific product model.
  • If the printer uses an item box with a built-in printhead, you can skip this step.
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Mix Isopropyl alcohol and water in a 50/50 ratio. Prepare half a cup of water and half a cup of alcohol (about 120 ml). Mix the two solutions together so that the mixture reduces the corrosiveness of the alcohol and does not damage the print head.
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Pour the mixture into the bowl so that the mixture is slightly shallow (about 0.5 cm from the bottom of the bowl). We can add more later if it’s too little.
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Place the print head unit in a diluted mixture of alcohol and water. Note: the mixture should cover the print head (or cartridge) by about 1 cm.

  • If the printer uses an ink cartridge that came with the printhead, add the cartridge to the same mixture as above.
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Soak the printhead for at least 2 minutes. So the ink that is dry at the printhead will have time to soften.
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Place the printhead on the paper towel. Moisture and excess ink on the printhead surface will be absorbed.

  • You need to let the printhead dry completely before continuing.
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    Check the print head again. Insert the printhead and toner cartridge into the machine, plug in the power and test print. The printer will work as normal.

    • If the machine still won’t print as it should, try soaking the printhead (or cartridge) in a mixture of alcohol and water overnight.

    • Advice

    • If the printer uses an integrated printhead cartridge, you can still replace the clogged cartridge with a new one.
    • Print at least one page per week so the printhead doesn’t get clogged.

    Warning

    • Some ink cartridges usually come with a sponge that comes in contact with the print head unit. You should not wash or touch the sponge.

    This wikiHow teaches you how to fix a clogged printer head. Printhead clogging is often caused by ink drying out due to lack of use, which can lead to uneven or erroneous print results. Usually, a clogged printhead can be fixed with the printer’s built-in self-cleaning software, but if this doesn’t work, you’ll need to perform a manual printhead cleaning.

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