This new chip resetter will do all the Epson DESKTOP printers, including the new R1800 and R2400. Here is a list of the Epson printers it will reset...
Note: This chip resetter will not work with 9 pin chips.
The nice thing about the resetter is that it has feedback and replaceable batteries. When a reset is successful, the green LED will flash. The batteries (3) are good for thousands of resets and they are easily replaced.
The chips are reset without changing the Epson identification on the chip. The printers can not detect that an external chip resetter was used. There is no limit to the number of times a chip can be reset.
Troubleshooting Tips:
When you are attempting to do a reset, if the Green LED does not flash, this is an indication that the chip you are trying to reset is either corrupted or damaged. The flashing of the LED is feedback to you that a reset of the chip was successful.
If you hear a rattle inside this resetter, this means the batteries have come loose. The unit will not work with the batteries loose. Take it apart and reinstall the batteries.
You will be surprise how much more print you can do even when the printer say is out of ink. Just reset it and see.......
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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Really nice information! I have an Epson printer, and I buy a chip resetter for cartidges, but the cartidges seem to have an ink sensor so they require to be refilled, so the question is can it be refilled with water, or if it's done with ink preserve I use just black ink for the color cartidges, because I have already a black ink cartidge, and I don't do color prints?
ReplyDeleteThanks.
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