Canon PIXMA-MG3620 user manual

The flashing warning light on your Canon MG3650 printer typically indicates an error or issue that needs attention. In the case of a flashing warning light twice, it is usually associated with a paper jam or a paper feed error. Here's what you can do to resolve the issue:
1. Check for paper jams: Turn off the printer and open all access panels including the front tray and rear panel. Look for any stuck paper or debris that may be causing the jam. Gently remove the paper if possible, following the instructions provided in the printer's user manual.
2. Clear paper feed error: Ensure that the paper in the tray is properly loaded and not exceeding the recommended paper capacity. Adjust the paper guides to align correctly with the width of the paper. Make sure there are no folds, creases, or obstructions in the paper path.
3. Restart your printer: After clearing any paper jams or feed errors, turn off the printer, unplug it from the power source, and wait for a few minutes. Then, plug it back in and turn it on. This will reset the printer and clear any temporary errors.
4. Test your printer: Load a few sheets of plain paper into the paper tray and try printing a test page to check if the issue is resolved. If the warning light continues to flash or if you encounter any other error messages, refer to the printer's user manual or contact Canon's customer support for further assistance.
It's important to note that the specific cause and troubleshooting steps may vary depending on your printer model. Consulting the printer's user manual or contacting Canon's customer support will provide you with the most accurate and detailed instructions for your specific printer.

1. Install the software: Before you can use your printer, you'll need to install the software by visiting Canon's website and downloading the appropriate software for your printer model and computer's operating system.
2. Turn on the printer.
3. Go to your computer settings: Choose "Printers and Scanners" then add a printer or scanner.
4. Open the Canon software you've installed: It usually has a setup assistant that guides you through the process of connecting your printer to a WiFi network.
5. Enter your WiFi network details: On the printer, press the Wi-Fi button until the power button flashes. Then press the Black or Color button. When your printer starts searching for available wireless networks, select the name of your wireless network, and enter the password.
6. Detect the printer: Your computer should automatically detect the printer if it's properly connected to the WiFi network. On your computer’s software, click on the “Find Printer” option.
7. Connect your printer: Once detected, select the name of your printer, then click “Connect” or “Next” to link your computer to your Canon printer.
8. Install updates: If there are any updates available for your printer, install them to ensure that your printer has the latest software and drivers.
9. Finish the setup: Once your printer is connected and updated, you should be able to print wirelessly from your laptop.
Always ensure your laptop and your printer are on the same network when trying to print. If you're having trouble, consult the user manual or contact Canon's customer service for further assistance.

The Canon mg3600 printer has various lights that indicate different statuses. Here are the meanings of the most common lights:
1. Power Lamp (green): This light indicates whether the printer is turned on or off. A solid green light means the printer is on, while an off light means it is turned off.
2. Alarm Lamp (orange): This light usually blinks when an error or issue occurs. Check the printer's display or computer screen for a corresponding error message. The number of flashes can indicate specific error codes.
3. Wi-Fi Lamp (blue): The blue light indicates the status of the wireless connection. When it is lit, it means the printer is connected to a Wi-Fi network. If it blinks, it means the printer is trying to connect, and if it is off, there is no active Wi-Fi connection.
4. Ink Lamp (varies): The ink lamp, either black or color, indicates the ink level of the corresponding cartridge. A solid light means the ink is sufficient, while a flashing light indicates low ink. If the lamp is off, it means the cartridge is either empty or not installed.
5. Paper Lamp (orange): This light indicates if there is a paper jam or if the printer is out of paper. Check for any paper jams or add more paper to resolve the issue.
Note: The specific lights and their meanings may vary slightly depending on the model of the Canon mg3600 printer you have.

The Canon Pixma MG3620 printer does not have a default password. However, some printers may have a default Wi-Fi password when connecting them to a wireless network. This password can usually be found on the label attached to the printer or in the printer's documentation. If you have changed the Wi-Fi password for your network, you would need to enter your updated Wi-Fi password during the setup process.