Review on Canon PIXMA G2415 MFP (Printer/Copier/Scanner: A4 Inkjet) by Dimitar Arnaudov ᠌

(Everything else is just hype.) Has pros: My view is that the quality is good, both in the print and the scan. A number of different settings. The amount of ink that is used up throughout the printing process appears to be relatively little (although I do not have anything to compare it to), and there are no cartridges required. This printer, much like a cat, cleans itself on a regular basis. It does so each time you switch it on, before printing, after printing, and even during printing if there are a lot of pages. It buzzes, licks the rollers of the head there with its claws, and to put it more succinctly, it required more ink to wash than it did to print. I print here and there, usually several pages at a time. On a few occasions, for some reason, there was air in the ink tubes, and I had to resort to thorough cleaning. Because of this, the software limit for the number of washings on the counter was reached after about a year (there is something like a bath with a diaper in which some of the ink stays in the washing process), such as this diaper is fully loaded with my ink, and the counter stopped counting. The display indicated that there was a problem, which prevented any more input from being typed. There is a description of the technique for resetting this mistake that can be found on the Internet. The procedure involves pushing certain button combinations on the printer; nonetheless, I was not really surprised when it did not work. The acquisition of dumps of memory chips, which were then soldered and flashed, was successful (I was unable to locate this information in the public domain; it is the staple diet of military personnel). It was of some assistance, despite the fact that the printer on the computer is now identified as a copy 2 of itself, most likely due to the fact that the dumps are from 2411. There is no distinction in the work that is done. Having paid 14,000 for a printer, the customer should not, in my opinion, pluck it with soldering irons or bring it to the service every year to have the counters reset.