Why is it that people can't read, can't follow simple instructions, etc., etc., etc.? The original post states 'please email me'. It doesn't say post here and I'll make sure that I monitor it 2 years later. There really should be some sort of testing program before someone is allowed to buy a computer. I speak out of frustration because it's my site. It's been dumbed down and simplified so an 8 year old could use it. Aplikasi Kasir Offline Php.

If your printer is not supported by our free SSC Service Utility (Resetting Software) above, you can download one specifically for your Epson printer model from the company below. Cost $10.00, about £6.70 (in March 2010). SSC Service Utility for Epson Stylus Printers - Manage one or more Epson printers in an atmosphere while handling cartridge substitute and.

I think so many people post anonymously because they are embarrased at their poor literacy skills. Just read the posts. They couldn't all be 8 year olds or people who speak a foreign language. I think I'll just delete all the posts and leave the original. I wonder how many people have actually been intelligent enough to email him.

OK, it's 13 months later and I have just deleted over 300 'I'm anonymous and I'm not going to give you my email address because I'm either intellectually challenged or afraid I'll get spam, so please send me the program'. I did leave the best one intact down near the bottom of this thread. Is it possible for there to be that many clueless people who actually stumbled on this site? God knows how they figure these things out! First of all, I'd like to say to all the above posts, WHY can't you put in a name instead of all of you being 'Anonymous'??? How are we supposed to know who the question is from?

Or even which model you are talking about? Ray's post is 2 years old & he has probably moved on to better things.

The C40 question is probably waste ink counter, search this in the search facility. You will find many posts & solutions. The 1270 & 820 question, 'fix procedures' for what problem? We do need more info from you to be able to help!

It's not a lot to ask, we don't charge for this after all. & as for 'first of all,i'll would like to say thank's to u.i need the program,please.' Cheese & Rice!!!

BAD Day!!!!!!!!!! Yo Daz,HELP I have the epsom stylus photo r200 and the ink nozzels appear to ave been blocked well certain that the yellow aint comming through and so everyone in the photos i print are getting blue(bit like me) Would your device/help be of any good to me, like its my thougt on the subject, but having just had some very hot weather could this have been a reason for blocked nozzel (if indeed thats what it is)Someone told me back along that i ought to switch the thing off when not in use, which is best on or off? This is the second printer that this has done me in this way, so it would be great to find away around the problem. @Edwin and all seekers of Epson SSC Utility program I'm a new poster from the UK running a C84.

If you spend a few minutes reading the Epson related posts around here, you'll find literally dozens of links to the stuff you need. I guess the mods on here get tired of reposting the same information time and time again. Understandable, eh. One observation I've made is that the SSC Utility doesn't work too well with current Epson cart chips. They appear to revert back to 'Empty' almost immediately after resetting and 'freezing' them. You'll understand this term when you've installed the software and read the instructions (highly recommended even though some things don't work).

I've tried using Epson chips on compatible carts to see if they differ and there's no doubt that they do. Compatible cart chips freeze OK and I've run them daily for weeks without getting any empty warnings. Maybe Epson are reacting to popular use of SSC? Don't even attempt to refill current Epson carts, it's not worth the hassle and I personally doubt it's even possible. Compatible carts can and should be refilled without removing them from the printer.

This is the ideal way (other than a CIS sytem) because you don't have to go through Epson's stupid wasting ink routine. Using a *very* fine hyperdermic needle, inject straight through the rubber bung under the label. You need to keep everything airtight, so the bung acts as a septum.

Apurvai By Pu La Deshpande Free more. Inject ink *very* slowly so the displaced air bleeds from the normal vent hole. Stop when ink bubbles out. Slow job, so if you've got little patience, buy more carts. Don't allow cart to run dry before filling or you lose the hydraulic bridging. Refill every two dozen sheets or so. Hp Laserjet 1300 Toolbox.

Don't rely on any SSC chip readings, they're meaningless. Unfortunately the Epson stupid routine is necessary to restart empty cart refills. This method definitely works very well for a dozen refills or so. After that the rubber septum starts to get ragged and air leaks in.