Where is the printer head located on the MP600?

Where is the printer head located on the Canon MP600 and how do I remove it? I have had my printer for over 7 years with absolutely no problems! Then, yesterday, after I replaced an ink cartridge, it would not print at all -- keep getting the message "Wrong Printer Head - Replace Printer Head" - I removed all the cartridges and re-inserted them, but that did no good. One suggestion I found on-line said to remove the printer head and re-install it -- Where is it located???

Hi mjomeara,
To reseat the print head in the unit, please follow the steps located here. Once the print head is reseated, please turn off the printer, unplug the power cord and leave it out for at least 10 minutes, then plug it back in and turn the printer back on. If you still receive the print head error, the printer will require servicing. Please call or email us using one of the methods on the Contact Us page for further assistance.
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