Epson XP-55 - Replace the waste pads and fix the waste ink counter error.

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • The XP-55, like many older Epson inkjet printers has a waste ink pad and counter that can appear to cripple and stop the printer from working. This video shows how to access and replace the waste ink pads using our XP2 Printer Pad kit:
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    We also have a video on the Printer Potty external waste ink kit option for anyone considering a longer term solution which is more suited to anyone who has had the waste ink error in the past and doesn't necessarily want to be changing the waste ink pads every few months or year. The video for that is available here:
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    As ever if you have any questions please use the comments or email us directly at support@printerpotty.com and we'll do what we can to help.
    Please don't forget to like the video, especially if you found it useful, as that helps us get noticed by more folk who likely didn't know their printers were fixable.

Komentáře • 3

  • @MsJD76
    @MsJD76 Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you very much! this video saved my printer :) I was sure I had to change it, and now she's like a new one

  • @RiverGippingTrust100
    @RiverGippingTrust100 Před rokem +2

    Thanks Martin, clear, concise instructions which worked a treat when I got the Epson 'send us your printer along with loads of money' message. You don't have to change the pads after you have used the reset software but eventually you will get so much ink accumulating in the waste container that it could spill over the edge onto your nice clean carpet! For a small outlay I reckon it's woth doing. After all, Epson probably know what they are doing even if Martin has stopped them getting anymoney out of me!

    • @octoinkjet
      @octoinkjet  Před rokem

      Having had a few folk handed their phone and instructed to phone me or a divorce solicitor, post carpet spill, I can't recommend changing the pads or fitting an external waste kit enough to avoid that overflow. You can get away with a little extra waste but waiting for a full waste ink life cycle is... well... not pretty.
      Thanks for the thumbs up :)