#Find epson reset key install#
#Find epson reset key update#

But they told me head cleanings use 3 to 5 % of the counter, which seems really high to me.Д¤-I never update Firmware on a printer, new or old. If the software truly resets the waste ink counter to zero, the way it was when it was new, then I am ok with using it. I briefly searched the R2400, and it looks like it will need its waste counter reset when it's full. I've tried the WIC reset utility but it doesn't work on my 1400, so after further research, it appears it needs a firmware change at a price of $30 for the updater software and $20 for the firmware. If you have to do it on that model, according to the Wic Reset web site,it looks like $20 + $10? Realistically, you may have gotten good value from the printer and think about a new one they have really advanced since that model in my opinion. Some newer models do generate a lot of waste ink, but I don't expect issues with older printers like my Stylus 2200 or R2400.ДЈ-If it has taken this long to fill up those waste ink pads, why should that change.Д¤-I never update Firmware on a printer, new or old. I can easily open them, repack the waste ink tank and buy that reset key. Replacement tanks are about $10 and the new tank has a code that resets the counter.ДЇor example, my Epson XP-950 and WF-7010 have unofficial waste ink tanks, clearly built in during the transition to official ones.

I laud Epson for now including waste ink tanks on many models, including some current WorkForce printers. Maybe I'll try one of Epson's EcoTank printers.ДЎ-I don't consider the $10 or so that WicReset charges to be excessive.Дan have you done something about the actual waste ink situation? It's not just resetting the counters! Have you installed an external waste in bottle?Дў-I can't tell you which models, but some Epsons have official and unofficial waste ink tanks. This is why I buy my music and software and avoid subscription services whenever I can. I just don't like to use services that require you to keep paying. I'd be willing to pay for a program like that. I wish SSC was still developing their free reset software. I'm willing to pay for someone's time and effort to produce a 3rd party program, but to charge $10 per reset? I guess if I have no other choice.

#Find epson reset key install#

I'm going to install Windows XP to see if that will change anything. It keeps giving me a communication error. I even found a download for it but I can't get it to work on my computer.

In fact, there are people selling Epson's technician reset program, and it can perform unlimited resets. $10 is something I'm willing to pay but it shouldn't have to cost anything at all.