How to Reset Canon G2000 Printer error 5B00

Ruangngoprek.web.id  –  How to Reset a Canon G2000 Printer with Error 5B00  . Canon printers are the most widely used inkjet printers. Besides being very affordable, they are also known for their durability. However, this doesn't mean Canon printers are infallible. For example, in this post, I'll discuss   how to reset a Canon G2000 printer with Error 5B00  .

One of the most common problems with most Canon brands is error 5b00. If this message appears, the printer is no longer functional, meaning it can no longer be used for printing. This error 5b00 message appears when the printer has exceeded its print capacity, requiring a reset to the initial count (0).

How to Reset Canon G2000 Printer error 5B00

Usually, to overcome this 5b00 error, the printer must be reset by using a software device or by replacing the EEPROM component installed on the printer motherboard in the form of an IC.

So, this time, I'll discuss how to reset a Canon G2000 printer that's experiencing error 5b00. The story goes like this: A few days ago, a friend asked me to help him fix his printer, which was experiencing error 5b00. It happened to be a Canon G2000.

1. Using Printer Reset Software

How to reset the Canon G2000 printer with error code 5B00 using the  Canon service tool V4905  software which can be downloaded  below  .

 And there was still other software I tried. The requirement was that the printer be in service mode. However, none of them worked; the printer still wouldn't operate, and the LED indicator kept blinking. The first attempt failed miserably.

2. Replacing the Eeprom IC

After the first method failed miserably, I finally turned to the second method: replacing the 4G16 EEPROM IC on the Canon G2000 printer motherboard by disassembling the printer. I purchased the 4G16 EEPROM IC from a reputable online store, where each EEPROM IC costs approximately Rp. 35,000. Thankfully, the second attempt was successful.

Installation Procedure for a New 4G16 Eeprom IC. Since the Eeprom IC is quite small, use a 30 watt IC soldering iron tip.

• Remove the old IC, by adding tin to the 4 legs of the IC on the board, combine the 4 legs, right and left sides, heat alternately, right - left, right - left, until it can be slid or removed to one side.
• Do not lift the IC because it can release the existing paths on the motherboard.
• Line the line with new tin to make it easier to melt.
• Add tin to the legs of the replacement IC to make it easier to stick.
• Solder the top left end first, then the bottom right leg in a crosswise manner, after all the legs are in the right position, press the other legs one by one with the tip of the IC soldering tip.
• After completing the installation of the EEPROM IC, reinstall the printer motherboard to its original position for testing.
• Take the initial step, when loading for the first time, by pressing the stop reset button for approximately 5 seconds.

Download Resetter Canon G2000

This is how to reset a Canon G2000 printer by replacing the EEPROM IC on the printer's motherboard. You can also use this method on Canon G1000 and G3000 printers.

Conclusion

To reset a Canon G2000 printer, based on my experience, if the printer can still be put into Service Mode, it can likely be reset using the printer reset software. However, if the printer can no longer be put into Service Mode, the EEPROM IC will most likely need to be replaced. Essentially, if the printer can no longer be reset using software, the final solution is to replace the EEPROM IC.