These include sending the printer into Epson to replace the ink pads or having a local certified technician do it. Previously (via Wayback Machine), just before the issue gained notoriety, ...

Epson printers have had a nasty little issue for years. Some models will abruptly brick, even if they seem to be working fine, because the ink pads are supposedly too saturated.

Videos of users manually replacing their Epson printers’ ink pads seem to indicate that the company could redesign the hardware to make this part easily user-serviceable, which would extend the ...

Epson printers will cut off and refuse to print for no apparent reason, but is it really arbitrary? Skip to content. ... The ink pad concern is a fairly legitimate one.

Epson re-brands InkTank printers as EcoTank, launches L3110 & L3150 EcoTank printers. Both the Epson L3110 and L3150 EcoTank printers feature a compact design and come with an integrated ink tank.