PIXMA MG8120B
Cartridge prices starting at $8.99Print stunning photos with up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi right at your home with the Canon PIXMA MG8120B. It uses a 6-color ink system with a dedicated gray tank, so you can print not just vivid and vibrant colored photos but also professional-quality monochrome prints. When a specific ink runs out, you just have to replace that tank with a new one. And there's no better place to get a replacement Canon ink cartridge than here at Inkjets. Our compatible Canon ink cartridges are made to the highest OEM standards, so they provide you with the same lab-quality photos and crisp, laser-quality documents but at a fraction of the cost. Order our Canon PGI-225 & CLI-226 Compatible Ink Cartridge 12-Piece Combo Pack and enjoy 70% savings today!
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How to Replace Cartridge(s)
Here are the steps to replacing the ink cartridge on the Canon PIXMA MG8120B:
- Turn on your Canon PIXMA MG8120B.
- Lightly open the paper output tray, and then lift the scanning unit cover until it is fully open.
- Take the used ink cartridge out of its slot.
- Unpack the new ink cartridge and remove its orange protective tape, protective film, and protective cap.
- Slide the ink cartridge into its slot and gently push it in until it clicks into position.
- Close the scanning unit cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my Canon PIXMA MG8120B consume color ink even when printing a black-and-white document?
Yes. So, don't be surprised if it runs low on color ink even when you rarely print in color. You may change your printing preference to prevent this.
How can I maintain the reliability of the unused ink cartridges from the Canon PGI-225 & CLI-226 Compatible Ink Cartridge 12-Piece Combo Pack that I ordered?
The compatible Canon ink cartridges included in our 12-Piece Combo Pack have a shelf life of 18 to 24 months. To maintain their reliability, make sure to keep them sealed in their original packaging if you are going to use them later.
What will happen if I failed to remove the orange tape from the newly installed ink cartridge?
When the orange tape remains on the cartridge, it's most likely that your printer will not print properly or not print at all.