Canon PIXMA TS3520 error P07: How to Fix
The Canon PIXMA TS3520 error P07 signals that the internal ink absorber is saturated, triggering a safety lock. This issue is typically caused by repetitive cleaning cycles. Below, we outline how to reset the counter to restore productivity.
Common causes
- 1Excessive automatic printhead cleaning.
- 2Counter reaching manufacturer-defined lifespan.
- 3Physical saturation of the waste ink sponge.
- 4Incorrect shutdown procedures.
Solutions
Quick Diagnosis
The P07 error manifests as a flashing LED pattern (7 orange, 1 green). If your print queue is stuck, verify this is the error code before attempting a hardware reset.Step-by-Step Solution
- Disconnect the power cable.
- Hold the Stop button and reconnect power.
- Press the Power button while holding Stop, then press Stop 5 times.
- Release all buttons to trigger the reset process.
Prevention and Maintenance
Use deep cleaning only when necessary to preserve the ink absorber life. Only use genuine cartridges for reliable performance.When to Call a Technician
If the reset does not clear the error or if visible ink leaks appear, professional maintenance is mandatory.Technical Specifications
- Technology: Thermal Inkjet.
- Speed: 7.7 ipm black / 4 ipm color.
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi, USB.
- Compatible Consumables: PG-275 / CL-276 series.
- Recommended Use: Personal home use.
- Official Drivers/Firmware
Steps to follow
- 1
Enter Service Mode
With the printer powered off, hold the Stop button and then the Power button.
- 2
Reset the counter
Press the Stop button 5 times while holding Power, then release both.
- 3
Finalize
Wait for the light to stop flashing, then turn off the printer.
Frequently asked questions
The P07 code indicates the printer's internal ink counter has hit its limit, requiring a reset or pad replacement.
No, continuing to print may cause ink to leak onto internal components, leading to electrical failures.
This model uses the PG-275 and CL-276 ink cartridge series.
Minimize deep cleaning cycles and keep the printer in a stable, level environment.