Replaced ink cartridge--still saying ink has run out

replaced ink cartridge--still saying ink has run out-----ran cleaning---what now---mx882

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Please check to make sure that the correct genuine Canon ink tanks are installed. The printer uses the following ink tanks:
CLI-226BK
CLI-226M
CLI-226C
PGI-225BK
CLI-226Y
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