MAXIFY GX7170

Disclaimer

• To maintain optimal printer performance, Canon printer automatically perform cleaning based on its
  condition. During this cleaning process, a small amount of ink is consumed, which may include all colours of
  ink.
  
  [Cleaning Function]
  The cleaning function helps remove air bubbles or clogs from the print head nozzles, preventing degradation
  in print quality or nozzle blockages.
• Replacement parts for printers will be available for five years after production is discontinued. Depending
  on your model, we may recommend replacing it with a new unit or one that offers similar performance as part
  of our maintenance service. In such cases, you may find that supplies or accessories for your model are no
  longer available, or that compatible operating systems may change.
• To achieve optimal print quality, use the ink within six months of opening.
• Depending on your device, whether it is a computer or a smartphone and its operating system, the estimated
  ink level information displayed on your screen may differ from what appears on the printer’s operation
  panel. Additionally, some parts of the estimated ink level message shown on the printer may not be visible
  or may appear at different times. Canon recommends using the information displayed on the printer’s
  operation panel as your primary reference, noting that this information serves only as a guideline.
• Even when black-only or greyscale printing is selected, colour inks may still be consumed depending on the
  printing material and driver settings. When the ink level in any tank falls below the lower limit line,
  Canon recommends refilling that tank with the corresponding colour ink.
• During the initial printer setup, a portion of ink is used to fill the print head’s nozzles. As a result,
  the page yield of the initial bundled set of ink bottles will be lower than that of the subsequent set.
• The estimated page yield and/or print cost stated in brochures, catalogues, websites, and similar materials
  are based not on the initial set of bundled ink bottles, but on subsequent sets after the print head nozzles
  have been filled with ink from the initial set of ink bottles.
• For warranty details, please contact a Canon authorised sales representative in your country or region. The
  warranty covers only the main printer body and excludes consumables such as print media and ink/ink bottles
  even during the warranty period.
• Ink bottles sold are generally meant for use with printers sold in the same region. The ink bottles may bear
  unique labels or configurations and may not be compatible for use with printers sold in another region. To
  ensure optimal performance of your printer, please check with your local Canon office or authorised Canon
  reseller before relocating your printer from the location of purchase.
• Please note that if the printer malfunctions or breakdown due to the usage of non-genuine ink bottles,
  repair charges will apply, even if the claim is made within the warranty period.
• Please be aware that if a problem arises from using non-genuine inks, a fee will be charged for repairs,
  even during the warranty period. Keep this in mind when using non-genuine inks.
• Depending on your device, such as a computer or smartphone and its operating system, the estimated remaining
  capacity information for the maintenance cartridge displayed on your screen may differ from what is shown on
  the printer’s operation panel. Additionally, the message regarding the estimated remaining capacity of the
  maintenance cartridge may appear at different times. Canon recommends using the information displayed on the
  printer’s operation panel as your primary reference.
• While using the printer, the maintenance cartridge may be filled with ejected ink. When the maintenance
  cartridge is full, printing will stop to prevent ink leakage. You will need to replace it with a new
  cartridge. It is advisable to purchase a new maintenance cartridge in advance and replace the filled one
  yourself, following the provided instructions.
• Information on Received Faxes
  
  By default, received faxes are printed immediately upon receipt. Additionally, faxes are automatically stored in the printer’s memory. However, there is a limit to the number of faxes or subjects that the printer can store. When the memory reaches its capacity, the most recently stored faxes will overwrite the earliest ones.
  As long as paper is loaded, the printer will continue to print even if ink levels are low. However, if ink
  is insufficient, printed faxes may appear unclear due to ink blurring. If the memory is full, older faxes
  will be deleted first, which may prevent you from accessing them either in printed form or from the
  printer’s memory.
  
  Therefore, if you plan to use the fax feature, ensure that there is sufficient ink in the tank beforehand.
  We also recommend refilling the ink tank early to avoid running out of ink during fax printing. Visually
  check the remaining ink levels in the tank and review printed pages immediately after receiving faxes. If
  any faxes remain in memory, you can reprint them after refilling the ink tank.
  
  If you select [Do not print] for [Received documents] under [Auto print settings] in the FAX settings on the
  printer’s operation panel, received faxes will not be printed immediately. Instead, they will be stored in
  memory, allowing you to select and print them later. With this setting, if the printer’s memory reaches its
  limit, it will not receive any new faxes and stored faxes will not be overwritten automatically.
• A printer with a fax function stores the following fax data in its memory:
  • Faxes that were not printed due to conditions such as running out of ink.
  • Faxes in the send queue.

  If you disconnect the power cord, the date and time settings will reset, and any faxes stored in the
  printer’s memory will be deleted. Before disconnecting the power cord, please ensure that any faxes you wish
  to keep have already been printed or sent.