Turn the printer on and I get this message:

Epson Stylus Pro 4800 - Error Code: 0001001B

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Code: 0001001B · Description: Head driver (TG) temperature error · Causes: • Print Heat increase due to empty jetting of ink • Faulty contact of Head FFC, broken ...

Service Req 0001001B?

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Jul 23, 2013 - The 1001B error indicates a temperature problem in the print head. In most of these cases, it means that after a print head and/or damper unit ...

Service Req 0001001B, Help!
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i have messag(service req 0001001e)

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Hi Kate,
This is Randy. I've received your email and I'm working on a solution for you. You should be hearing from me shortly. I'm also reachable on the chat feature.
Thank you,
Randy

THIS MESSAGE APPEARS WHEN THE PADS OF THE PRINTER BECOME FULL, YOU HAVE TO REPLACE THE PADS FOR THIS BETTER CALL THE TECHNICIAN

did you used a non-original ink cartridge? if you did your printer says"ERROR 0001001B" is print head error. need to be replaced, send to repair.

i have epson 4880. but now printer showing service Req. 00010028. pl tell me how to solve this problem

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The service manual says
"0001001B Head driver (TG) temperature error"
Head failure or head cable splicing defective/breaking of wire
Solution

Head cable joint

Head Assy exchange

You might try pausing the printer for 10 minutes, before it gets to the halfway point to let it cool down, then un-pause it.

You don't say how large the canvas is. If it is 44" by 60" or something large, above might be OK, if it is only 24" x16", it might be more trouble than it is worth, unless you are only printing a few.

Make sure that the "Encoder Strip" is clean and in the channel for the sensor located on the back side of the printhead carriage.