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These have a designed in end-of-life. Essentially a counter, that once it reaches zero, you have to ship your whole printer off (at super high expense) to repl
by Someone1234 6y ago
These have a designed in end-of-life.
Essentially a counter, that once it reaches zero, you have to ship your whole printer off (at super high expense) to replace a sponge inside the printer. Even if you open up your printer and clean it, there's no user way of resetting the counter.
Search for "Ecotank reset" for more details. But essentially they've priced the required maintenance at the cost of the printer, so the whole thing gets replaced after a certain number of cycles (and cycles aren't the same as pages, it will draw/dispose of ink every printer startup).
- itsrajju 6y agoThe "sponge" is called a waste ink pad. You can buy them off amazon and replace them yourself [0]. [0]: https://www.amazon.in/Nimble-Waste-Epson-L110-Printers/dp/B08LGT26VD/ https://www.amazon.in/Nimble-Waste-Epson-L110-Printers/dp/B0...
- Someone1234 6y agoAs I said, this doesn't reset the counter therefore it doesn't solve the artificial problem. There's no user way of resetting the counter.
- tobyhinloopen 6y agoI heard about that rumor and I also heard others say you can just DIY reset it. Anyway mine still runs fine so we’ll see