Interpretation of chip and reset on waste tanks Canon Maxify 6050 etc 18.03.2026

Interpretation of chip and reset on waste tanks Canon Maxify 6050 etc

Why are Canon Maxify waste tanks problematic?

In recent years we have been faced with an increasing number of printers with waste ink tanks equipped with chips like cartridges. These chips record the amount of waste ink and prevent further printing at a certain limit. This means that the printer stops working even if the physical tank is still usable. This practice often causes frustration among users, as they are forced to buy new tanks, although existing ones could still serve their purpose.

Solution: Reseting chip on waste tank

We have developed a solution to this problem here. Ours resetter allows resetting of the ink waste counter on all Canon Maxify systems, from MCG01 to MCG05. With this tool, users can reactivate their printers without the need to buy new tanks. The process is quick and simple, allowing minimal interruptions in the work process.

Advantages of using our resetter

  • Cost savings: No need to buy expensive new tanks.
  • Environmentally friendly: Reduction of electronic waste.
  • Easy to use: Quick procedure without the need for technical knowledge.
  • Reliability: Verified solution that works on all supported models.
  • Support: Our team is always ready to help with any questions.

Experience of a satisfied user

My Canon Maxify GX7050 he suddenly stopped printing because of a full waste tank. I've been looking for help with local repairmen, but no success. Then I came across a solution at the World of Ink. Their resetter came back to life within minutes. I am very grateful for their rapid and effective assistance!

Conclusion

If you are a small entrepreneur or innovator facing similar printing difficulties, do not let technical barriers stop you. Visit us and we will find a solution together. Are you ready to optimise your printing processes and reduce unnecessary costs?

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Published:
18.03.2026

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