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If you turn it off, when you turn it on again, it will do an extensive cleaning cycle.

It will save you in ink cost a lot if you print something -just a small test sheet- before a 60 hour time limit. If you do not print for a long time like a week or more, much more ink used -really a lot. The longer the time between printing, the more extensive and more ink is used for the cleaning cycle. Thanks for reply- Regarding the above, I do not know if you know this but, the type of cleaning cycles are timed based on how long the printer has gone between printing anything. The positive I can report is that I have never had a print-head clog, have never had to initiate a cleaning process' A phone call to Canon support confirmed that the deep cleaning is done at preset intervals, and cannot be turned off. 'The most frustrating thing for me is the regularly spaced automatic deep cleaning that is done. With the Pro 1000, I have never had an ink drip, and no prints damaged by the printer, so it is, for me, less stressful to use on a daily basis.

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Compared to the Epson 3880 I used for three years before the Pro 1000, ink usage is about the same, except with the Epson I had more paper damage due to mis-feeds, ink drips, and manual cleaning due to clogs. This is way cheaper than getting ink jet prints done by any lab. My estimate is that ink is costing me about $5.00 to $6.00 per 17x25 inch print, including the ink used for cleaning. The positive I can report is that I have never had a print-head clog, have never had to initiate a cleaning process, and have never had a paper misfeed except due to user error on 2 occasions. The most frustrating thing for me is the regularly spaced automatic deep cleaning that is done. My experience has been that I can expect to fill up about 2 waste tanks in the course of using a full set of ink cartridges. I'm assuming that is the printer you are asking about. I'm in my third year of using the ImagePrografPro 1000.

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