Question:
I'm getting the Canon support codes 6A80 and 6A81. Also, my printer's lever has cracked and broken. Where can I find a replacement for it?
Answer:Thank you so much for reaching out to us, and I apologize for not being able to get back to you sooner. I understand how urgent printer issues can be and always aim to provide detailed, thoughtful responses to ensure the best solution possible. Your feedback and support, especially with regard to our YouTube channel, BCH Technologies, are truly invaluable in helping us refine our expertise.
Regarding the Canon support codes 6A80 and 6A81, these errors are typically related to issues with the printer's ink absorber or related mechanisms. The support code 6A80 generally indicates a problem with the ink absorber pads being full or malfunctioning, while 6A81 usually refers to issues in the printhead alignment or ink delivery system. Both codes can often be resolved by cleaning or resetting specific components inside the printer. However, we recommend following specific steps depending on your model for a more in-depth solution.
Now, as for the broken lever you mentioned, I understand that it can be frustrating. We can help! You can email us directly at support@bchtechnologies.com to inquire about a replacement lever. We may have a donor printer in stock or even offer a custom-made solution depending on the part’s specifics. Rest assured, we will do our best to assist you in getting that replacement.
Addressing printer issues like these can be a complex process due to the hands-on nature of the repairs. Since we cannot troubleshoot remotely, we offer in-person evaluation and repair services at our local diagnostic facility BCH Technologies Printer Repair Service. Due to high demand, repairs are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, so it may take a few weeks before we can schedule your printer drop-off. Our services cater to complete printer repairs and specific part replacements, with clear instructions on how to proceed.
However, we also understand that our rates may not always be the most economical, so we recommend exploring self-help through online research. You can visit our YouTube channel's homepage BCH Technologies YouTube and search for specific repair videos. With over nine years of content, it’s the best way to find solutions that might help. Plus, YouTube’s search feature may lead you to other helpful channels