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its a tweak with epson.... they have a counter there that intentionally stops it from working even through your printer is still in good condition.
there is an available driver that could correct that depending on the operating system you are using. i think if i maybe correct it only works with and o/s that is winxp.
the drivers name is inkpad reset utilty.
try to check the website www.epson.com/ipr for the inkpad reset utility
If you mean the "parts in the printer have reached the end of their service life" or "Service required" then you need to do two things.
1. Reset the waste ink or "protection counter" in your printer. This requires the SSC utility (for the R220) printer.
2. You need to redirect your waste ink flow to an external tank of some description or replace the waste ink pads in the printer. The external tank is a lot easier to do... Help on this is available here
Hi, this means your printer needs a maintenance service from epson, ie the printer has met its end of life unless you want to pay epson £75+vat for the maintenance call.
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