Open the box fully and lift the printer upward with support from both sides.
CanonimagePROGRAF
TZ30000
Last updated July 13, 2026
The Canon TZ-30000 is a high-speed, large-format production printer designed for technical and CAD drawing, as well as poster printing. It belongs to Canon’s image PROGRAF TZ series, which is known for combining productivity and ease of use in a compact design.
CountryUnited States
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In this Setup
Requirements & Prerequisite
Gather the following items before you begin setup. Tick each one as you get it.
Unboxing & Initial Setup
- Remove all packaging material and protective tapes from the printer
- Take out documentation material, power cord and other accessories from the box.
- Connect the power cord and turn ON the printer
- Install the ink cartridges
- Load paper into the paper tray
Manuals & Guides
Canon TZ30000 setup on Windows
Canon TZ30000 setup on macOS
Canon TZ30000 setup on Android
Canon TZ30000 setup on Chromebook
Troubleshooting Steps
- Paper jams: Open the maintenance and inner covers to access the jam. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove the paper, making sure to lift the release lever and not touch the linear scale or carriage shaft.
- Printing stops with an error: This can happen if the roll paper has run out, so replace the roll. It can also be caused by a previous paper jam, so remove any remaining paper from the top delivery tray. If the problem persists, try switching the output location from the top to the front.
- Unused paper remaining: If there is any unused paper, a message will appear requesting you to remove it.
- Print quality and alignment issues
- Misaligned borders or poor print quality:
- Ensure the media type selected in the printer driver matches the loaded paper type.
- Use the printer’s touch screen to execute “Nozzle Check” to diagnose print head issues.
- Adjust the print head position by first running “Print Head Alignment” (try Auto standard, then advanced, then manual if needed).
- After adjusting the position, try adjusting the Head height or Paper thickness in the printer’s settings, especially for photo or proof paper.