I've been trying to print a powerpoint presentation and I keep getting a printer error 5200. I don't see what that means in the manual. Can you help me with this? Audrey

You need the PowerPoint application (part of Microsoft Office) on a computer with a printer.

If you do not have Microsoft Office, you may download the free Libre Office here: http://www.libreoffice.org/ that will allow printing both ppt and pptx files. One warning though: the presentation may look a little different when using Libre Office Impress (= the presentation program like PowerPoint).

I hope this helps!

Your printer might be running out of ink, if you've seen that the ink button blinks, youy need to replace your cartrudge or refill your ink.

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Print head temperature rise error or Error Code 5200
Condition: The print head temperature exceeded the specified value.
Problems and Solutions:

• Turn off the printer and then turn on if error still persist replace Ink cartridge or print head

Hi there

Service error code 5200 is the print head error. Rub the print head into a plain paper with rubbing alcohol until ink flows and then after that remove all the USB cable connection and power cord and plug it again. Then run the print head cleaning maintenance like print nozzle or print alignment.

It should be fine right now. Please let me know if you need more help

Try changing you Print Quality Settings.
1. Go to your Printers and Faxes(XP), Printers(Vista), Devices and Printers(Win7) 2. Right Click on Your Printer Icon 3. Click on Printing Preferences 4. On Print Quality, Choose Best. 5. Under Features -- Check the box for Print in Maximum DPI.
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it means Print head temperature rise error or Error Code 5200
Condition: The print head temperature exceeded the specified value.
Problems and Solutions:

• Turn off the printer and then turn on if error still persist replace Ink cartridge or print head

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Canon printer error code 5200 is a technological malfunction that stops printing of a canon printer. The error is registered on the screen when the temperature of the ink cartridge is high. There are no concentrations of ink present on the ink cartridges. The print head of the printer is also heated by a temperature rise resulting in an error code of 5200. Canon Printer Error 5200 Few troubleshooting steps are explained below. These troubleshooting steps are so basic that they can be performed by anybody with enough guidance. But if, in any case, someone is unable to comprehend these troubleshooting acts, assistance from trained experts is needed.

Canon printer error code 5200 is largely due to cartridge problems. This can be due to a low amount of ink in your cartridge, a faulty cartridge, or maybe there are some flaws with the logic board of your printer. We realize that Canon printers are designed to be printed in black, even if the Black cartridge is empty, using colors in the ink cartridge. Thus, if you see a mistake of 5200 in the Canon printer, the printer cartridges are either empty or near to empty. Now that you know the root of the error, let's talk about the solutions.

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- unplug the power n usb cord
- keep the headprint inside the craddle
- try to move the headprint into full right-corner(headprint
cleaningside)by moving-left the craddle belt until u heard
some "snapp" sound
- plug the powercord again
- if u heard "cleaning progress" then u r printer going to respond
- try to print 'printer test page' or 'nozzle check'
- if it succeed, try to print some 5-10 pages continuous
the dreaded 'Error 5200'. According to PrintX, the error is caused by printer head overheating and I think thats correct because whenever I touch the "Do not touch/ hands off" part of the print head, I feel some SCALDING heat.

TIPS. 1. Plug out your printer when not in use. Never let it undergo standby mode. Plug it in ONLY when it is needed. The reason behind this is that your printer only needs VERY little amount of electricity (around 5-24 V at 0.2-0.55 A, stepped down by its built-in transformer) and after a length of time, excessive heat accumulates not only in the heat board but also in the sensitive print head. Unlike how our computers heat up, the heat in the print head is SCALDING!. This is based from experience. Try touching your printer's too.

IP1500 error5200
1. Set "ink counter reset" (If you chage cartridge new one or refill).
2. Set "low ink warning setting" as default.
3. Unplug power and USB cable.
4. Waiting 10 min.
5. pluging in power and USB cable.
Please make 1 step and check result.
Good luck
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Handy link above.

http://www.nodevice.com/manual/newmans/1164257352iP6600Dsmpdf/get13866.html
Service manual link above get this it is invaluable for repair.
http://www.nodevice.com/manual/Canon/page15.html
Link for SM, in case link above is dead.

too much data or not enough memory in your printer to support the job.

Also possibly corrupted data in your powerpoint doc.

if you are using PCL version of the driver, download and setup the PS (PostScript) driver from HP.

There are conflicts with printing PDF/Powerpoint docs using PCL driver.

let us know if this helps. Another thing you can try if possible, convert the Powerpoint into a PDF file and then try printing, but select "Print as Image" in the Advanced section of the print options.

Error code 5200 means the print head temperature is too high. The only was to resolve this error is either replace the print head or replace the logic board. The print head is available, part number QY6-0061 but you will struggle to find a logic board. The only other thing you can try is resetting the EEPROM on the logic board, this sometimes clears the error. A service manual will show you how to do this: http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/4546483-canon-pixma-mp830-printer-service-manual