Canon Error 6000 Fix – Paper Feed Error | TroubleshootMyPrinter




Fix Canon Error 6000: Paper Feed Error

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If your Canon printer is displaying error 6000, do not worry – this is a known issue with a proven fix. This error typically indicates paper feed error that can usually be resolved without a service call. Follow the steps below to clear this error.

What Causes Canon Error 6000?

This error can be triggered by one or more of the following issues:

  • Paper jam in the feed mechanism
  • Paper feed roller worn or dirty
  • Paper loaded incorrectly or wrong size
  • Foreign object in the paper feed path

How to Fix Canon Error 6000

Follow these steps in order. After each step, check whether the error has cleared before proceeding to the next one.

  1. Step 1: Turn off the printer and remove all paper from the tray
  2. Step 2: Check inside the printer for any jammed paper fragments
  3. Step 3: Clean the paper feed rollers using the roller cleaning function in the printer’s maintenance menu
  4. Step 4: Reload paper ensuring it is properly aligned and guides are adjusted
  5. Step 5: Turn the printer back on and try printing
  6. Step 6: If the error recurs, the paper feed rollers may need replacement

Affected Canon Printer Models

The following Canon printer models are known to display error 6000:

Related Canon Error Codes

If you are troubleshooting error 6000, these related error codes may also be relevant:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Canon error 6000?

Error 6000 indicates a paper feed malfunction. The printer cannot properly pick up or feed paper through the mechanism.

How do I clean Canon paper feed rollers?

Access the maintenance settings on the printer’s control panel and run the ‘Roller Cleaning’ function. Load three sheets of plain paper when prompted. The printer will feed the sheets to clean the rollers. Repeat 2-3 times for best results.

Error still not resolved?

If the steps above did not fix the error, the issue may require professional service. Contact the manufacturer support line or visit an authorized service center near you.