Error code 5.155.55 on Canon printers

Error code 5.155.55 on Canon printers

Error code 5,155,55 , is a communication error between the scanner and the computer. This error could appears with Canon, Brother, HP, Epson printers...

Solution 1:
• Power off and unplug the printer from the computer.
• Uninstall the Canon software.
• Restart the computer and download the last Canon driver
• Install the driver and restart Windows
• Reconnect the printer and switch it on.

Solution 2:
• Check for the USB cable: it must be connected to the back of the printer.
• Try another USB cable.


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  1. Epson Contact4 December 2019 at 21:30

    If it is to fix Epson printer error-01 then in that case it is advisable that you turn off your printer manage the transportation lockage procedure further manage the CD tray also check the cartridge of the printer. If you still need more information or help then ask for it from the experts.
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