Epson Artisan 800 - All-in-One Printer Faq - Page 4

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Resetting the Waste Ink Counter

The oldest PX/Artisan/TX models can be reset using an Adjustment utility for the TX700W / TX800FW.

If you are in North America there is also an IPR tool released by Epson for the older models but many

customers there have reported that it won't work after one reset (if at all).

The only option for the 710/725/810/835 models is the WICReset utility which requires the purchase of a

WICReset key to complete the reset.

Important:

Whichever utility you use you must be connected to your printer using a USB cable. None of the reset utilities

will work over a network connection

Remember: The most up to date information on reset utilities is available via the QuickFind tool.

https://www.octoink.co.uk/kb/questions/108/

Finished With the tube guide installed you just need to put

the printer back in it's normal place and make sure the tank is

firmly connected, and the tube clamp open. It's also a good

idea to make sure there are not folds or kinks in the tubing so

that ink will be able to flow to the tank. Note: Unless you have

the technical knowledge to do so, do NOT reinstall the

original waste tray and pads as this will crimp the tubing and

stop waste ink flowing. It is possible to modify the tray to

allow for the tube but not necessary IMPORTANT: The

PX700 (and related printers) do have a secondary waste tube

that is rarely used. However to ensure you do not get caught

out, it is vitally important that you place your printer on some

form of lipped tray or protected surface. I would also

recommend placing some absorbant material (such as folded

kitchen towel/paper-roll) in the area under the exposed area

to catch any ink that might be expelled here. As I've pointed

out, this additional waste tube appears to rarely be used but if

you find your printer is affected please contact me as I have a

custom part that will take over. It is however, VERY fiddly to

install.

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