Disable Canon Printer's Abrasion Preventive Function - Canon abrasion prevention
Channel: Kevin at BCH
Date: 27/12/2020

With Canon's Abrasion Prevention, the printer can increase the print head and paper gap during high-density printing to prevent paper abrasion. [15-9]  This function is useful for printing on thick papers, card stocks, and labels.  However, it isn't convenient when you only plain papers.  The video shows you how to disable the function.  If you have a Mac, please install the driver from Canon so that the maintenance tab will be available to you.

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