Open the box fully and lift the printer upward with support from both sides.
CanonPIXMA
TS3522
Last updated August 8, 2026
Canon PIXMA TS3522 is an all-in-one wireless printer. It provides professional print quality. It comes with 1-Year limited warranty with Instant Exchange Program. Canon PIXMA TS3522 uses 2 Cartridge FINE (Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) Hybrid Ink System for crisp print quality with vivid images.
CountryUnited States
OSUnknown
In this Setup
Requirements & Prerequisite
Gather the following items before you begin setup. Tick each one as you get it.
Unboxing & Initial Setup
- Carefully unpack your PIXMA TS3522 printer from the box.
- Remove all packaging materials and protective tapes from the printer.
- Find the power cord provided in the box.
- Connect one end of the power cord to the printer’s power port located at the back of the printer.
- Plug the other end of the power cord into a power outlet.
- Open the front cover of the printer to access the ink cartridge slots.
- Remove the protective cover from the ink cartridge slots.
- Insert the ink cartridges into their corresponding slots. Ensure that each cartridge is securely in place.
- Close the front cover of the printer.
- Load a stack of plain paper into the tray. Make sure the paper is aligned properly and not exceeding the maximum capacity.
Manuals & Guides
Canon TS3522 setup on Windows
Canon TS3522 setup on macOS
Canon TS3522 setup on iPhone & iPad
Canon TS3522 setup on Android
Canon TS3522 setup on Chromebook
Troubleshooting Steps
- Minor print issues:
- Try to restart the printer that can resolve minor issues.
- Low print quality or poor connectivity issues:
- Outdated drivers can cause problems. Check the latest driver for your operating system.
- WPS Connection (If Available):
- Make sure your router supports the WPS.
- Ensure your printer and router has strong signals.
- Move your printer closer to the router for a strong connection.
- Printer is offline or not responding:
- If your computer and printer aren’t communicating, try cancelling existing print jobs.
- Try setting your Canon printer as the default printer.
- Restart the Print Spooler service on Windows.
- Check cables and wi-fi.