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Testosterone Boy and a few others a while back were talking about how to pull out some kind a CMOS type of battery to force a printer to reset it's memory, but I cant remember any details of it.
Here's my situation briefly. In my office I have a standlone desktop Epson 6600 that I use only for B&W copies. My boss got it for me about 6 months ago and about every 3 months it'll start refusing to make any copies at all, and displays a message that the yellow and/or magenta cartridges are empty and need replacement. Since I've never made a single color copy with this thing I know they're not empty. I can even take them out and shake them and hear all the ink sloshing around inside. The only way I could solve this problem last time was to replace all the color cartridges. Three months later it's doing it again!
Computer peeps hepp me.
Here's my situation briefly. In my office I have a standlone desktop Epson 6600 that I use only for B&W copies. My boss got it for me about 6 months ago and about every 3 months it'll start refusing to make any copies at all, and displays a message that the yellow and/or magenta cartridges are empty and need replacement. Since I've never made a single color copy with this thing I know they're not empty. I can even take them out and shake them and hear all the ink sloshing around inside. The only way I could solve this problem last time was to replace all the color cartridges. Three months later it's doing it again!
Computer peeps hepp me.
