Arggggh: auto-reset chips driving me mad !!!

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My Epson 1500W run low on LM and LC ink, so suddenly I get the message of LM to be replaced (empty). I took the cartridge out and re-insert the one to reset. So fine so far...after dumping alot of ink: my LC ink was empty according to the chip. So again taking out and re-inserting the cartridge. Fine: reset......but now my K was empty too, so again the same story.....pffff: so much ink dumped. I am getting crazy about this.

I hope the resetter I ordered will overcome this problem and reset all chips at the same time to prevent this ink spileage.
 

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Two sets of refillable carts solve the DOMINO effect problem!
When one cart is empty out goes the complete set and replaced by a complete filled one.
I've been preaching that workflow to everyone since I began to refill.
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I know this problem, but I wait for my resetter to overcome this problem and reset the cartridges after each refill of any empty cartridge and refill all at once. I do it with my Epson T291 cartridges do (auto-reset) and it works.
 

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The same thing happened to me on my R3000 (in my case it was the yellow) I solved the problem by replacing the whole set (like Jose mentioned in his post) that way I avoided not only a waste of ink but the unnecessary rise of my blood pressure :somad
 

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Please consider installing an external waste ink collector. It can either be a plain plastic bottle such as an ink bottle or you can always go for the elegant solution and install a Printer Potty from Octoinkjet. I can vouch that it is TOP quality, works perfectly and looks great.

I looks like you are working on a MAC? I wonder if you can run a waste ink counter resetter on a MAC? When the time comes you will have to figure that out. The many EPSON Adjustment Programs I have only work on Windows and many only on XP. But you have plenty of time yet.

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I know this problem, but I wait for my resetter to overcome this problem and reset the cartridges after each refill of any empty cartridge and refill all at once. I do it with my Epson T291 cartridges do (auto-reset) and it works.

Indeed. I did that with some of my sets of Autoreset carts. I did not want to do the single cart business because I had to wait till one was empty. I do have some EPSON resetters that will reset these types of chips as well as the OEM ones.

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Please consider installing an external waste ink collector. It can either be a plain plastic bottle such as an ink bottle or you can always go for the elegant solution and install a Printer Potty from Octoinkjet. I can vouch that it is TOP quality, works perfectly and looks great.

I looks like you are working on a MAC? I wonder if you can run a waste ink counter resetter on a MAC? When the time comes you will have to figure that out. The many EPSON Adjustment Programs I have only work on Windows and many only on XP. But you have plenty of time yet.

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Hi Joe,
I indeed have an external waste ink collector installed (plastic bottle) on my printer, that is a must! I do work on Mac (well a hackintosh and now my MBP is pretty much a dust collector) for PS & LR and pretty much everything else, but for the adjustment program I use Windows 7 (that is my other OS via chameleon) like you I was a Windows guy for many years, but as I have mentioned in other posts the instability of PS made me move to Mac OS and haven't looked back.
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OK, resetter has just arrived...because it has only 7 pins, it was a bit confusing, but I discovered it must be used up-side-down, with the two outer contacts below not touching the pins of the resetter and it works:

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No more ink dumping again: when one run out, take all cartridges out and refill them all and reset and waste ink only once, not many times as I have experienced.
 
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