Canon printers don’t have a universally recognized “Error Code 8.” Error codes can vary between different models and series of Canon printers, and the numbers might also change with updates or new models. If you’re encountering an “Error Code 8” on your Canon printer, I recommend checking your printer’s user manual or visiting Canon’s official support website for the most accurate and up-to-date information on what the specific error code indicates and how to troubleshoot it.

In general, when dealing with printer errors, it’s a good idea to follow these steps:

Check the Display: Read the full error message or code on your printer’s display. This might provide more context about the issue.

Restart the Printer: Sometimes, errors can be temporary. Try turning off the printer, waiting for a minute or two, and then turning it back on.

Inspect for Paper Jams: Check for any paper jams or obstructions within the printer.

Check Ink/Toner: Make sure the ink or toner cartridges are properly installed and have enough ink/toner.

Connection Issues: Ensure that the printer is properly connected to your computer or network.

Update Drivers/Firmware: Outdated drivers or firmware can cause issues. Check for updates on Canon’s official website.

Factory Reset (if necessary): If other steps don’t work, consult your printer’s manual on how to perform a factory reset. Be aware that this might erase any custom settings.

Contact Support: If you’re unable to resolve the issue on your own, contact Canon printer technical support for further assistance. They can provide specific guidance based on your printer model and the error code you’re encountering.

Remember that it’s important to refer to the documentation that came with your printer or the official Canon resources for accurate information about error codes and troubleshooting steps.