Once the counter is reset, you should be able to print again. Roughly all of them are pretty easy to follow, albeit contrived and not in effect discoverable on your own. Searching for your printer model and either "ink absorber" or "used ink tank" should supply you with a few links to check out.
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Habitancy have been able to frame out how to do it, however, and there are instructions online for many printers. Unfortunately, the instructions for resetting the counter differ from printer to printer and again, as far as I can tell, are not mentioned in the manual. Until the counter reaches a inescapable unknown point, that is, in which case you'll have to repeat the procedure. All ink cartridges come with our fast free delivery service and are guaranteed for 1 year from purchase, meaning you can get the best for you Canon I series printer inks.
However, if you haven't printed that much or you have and you just need to print something right this minute, there is a way to reset the counter and stop the error from showing up again. If you've done a lot of printing, the ink absorber may in effect be full and you might need to have it cleaned or replaced to ensure the best printing quality. Many ink jet printers have them, but as far as I know, only Canon Pixma printers display an error when a inescapable internal counter suggests that the ink absorber may be full. This prevents smudges, so it's a good thing to have.
Firstly, it might be leading to note that the waste ink absorber is a little pad that sits under the cartridge's "home" position and collects any loose ink that may be on the cartridge.