Showing posts with label Overflow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Overflow. Show all posts

Monday, November 3, 2014

Ink Overflow error Epson Stylus TX510 and Epson TX515 or end of service life error

Fix printer problem "parts inside printer near end service life” or “parts inside printer end of service life”, but before follow the procedure, make sure that the power of the printer is on, usb cord properly connected to your computer and most of all there’s no pending print task in your printer.

 here for Epson Resetter programFollow the steps below:
  • Open AdjProg.exe
  • Click Accept
  • Click Select button, and click your printer model
  • Click "OK"
  • Click the Particular Adjustment Mode
  • Select Waste ink pad counter
  • Click OK
  • Click Initialization (this will reset counter)
  • Turn off the printer
  • Then turn on again.
Finish 
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Sunday, November 2, 2014

Easy Reset Epson R300 Ink Overflow

How to Reset Epson R300 Ink Overflow ?
Instructions

1.  Turn the printer off. Remove the back access panel on the printer by removing its screw with the screwdriver.
2.  Locate the tube for the cleaning pump with the help of a flashlight. The tube is on the lower left portion of the printer and has an open end.
3.  Pull the tube out through the access panel with the use of a wire coat hanger.
4.  Place the end of the tube into the plastic container.
5.  Tape the tube to the side of the plastic container using duct tape. This keeps them together if the printer is bumped or moves while printing. Turn on the printer.
6.  Press and hold the "Stop," "Maintenance" and "Power" buttons at once for 10 to 15 seconds. A message appears saying the printer has been reset.
7.  Turn off the printer and unplug it from the wall. Wait for one to two minutes.
8.  Plug the Epson R300 back into the wall. Turn the printer back on.

Things youll need:
Screwdriver
Flashlight
Wire coat hanger
Plastic container
Duct tape
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