Notify The Canon Selphy Paper Size Is Incorrect With Steps Too.

Asked By Carrie Westmoreland 0 points N/A Posted on - 03/21/2017

Hello, notify about the canon selphy paper size is incorrect and the steps for the same too for guidance and thanks as well and reply soon too.

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Answered By Manuel R Clemens 0 points N/A #291948

Notify The Canon Selphy Paper Size Is Incorrect With Steps Too.

Hey, the canon selphy paper size is incorrect then just look over the paper cassette or can look over the ink cassette as well or the combination for the both too. The error for the same can be solved by the given steps for the same are as follows:

• First check the size of it
• Look over the paper or the ink cassette for the size
• Now resize the same
• Next open the outer cover and manage its size too
• Now check the ink cassettes size simultaneously.
• Now hold the same look over its size like ‘L’ size etc for the printing only.
• Next confirm the size of both the cassettes and try for printing and it’s done.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #324607

Notify The Canon Selphy Paper Size Is Incorrect With Steps Too.

If you have Canon SELPHY CP900 printer, you need to always use the paper specific to SELPHY CP series of printers and use only dedicated paper. You cannot use regular printing paper, regular postcards, or a paper specific to SELPHY ES series printers. The paper and ink are sold in sets only and can’t be purchased separately.

You possibly receive that error because you tried to use a paper from a different paper set or product. Go to What Kind or Size of Paper Can Be Used? (SELPHY CP900) to get the correct paper sizes for different print items.

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