How To Reset Epson L382 Waste Ink Pad Counterorange Light Blinking Link New!

You have now bypassed Epson’s safety lock. If you did not physically clean or replace the ink pad, the sponge will eventually become saturated. Eventually, ink will drip into your printer’s base, onto your desk, or worse – back up into the print head logic board, frying your printer permanently.

: Resetting the software counter does not physically clean the ink pads. If the pads are physically saturated, they may eventually leak; consider replacing the physical pads or installing an external waste ink tank. Lights Still Blinking? You have now bypassed Epson’s safety lock

Open the scanner unit (the top lid that lifts up). Look underneath the print head’s parking area. You will likely see a black spongy pad. If it looks soaked and wet, do not proceed yet. : Resetting the software counter does not physically