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Ah, I'm using a T133/T138, which is the regional cart for Australia for T125 (since the American NX430 uses T125, and the Australian NX430 uses T133)

I'm not sure whether Epson even use a wet sensor or whether some of the chips just use a print-count to declare a cartridge empty... The 3rd party chips that I use (from ebay) don't have wet sensors for sure, I haven't pulled apart an OEM cart yet to see if it's got a wet sensor. But the 3rd...

So is this the platen pad for an Epson NX430? If that is... it looks easily user replaceable, and anyway, I've put a tissue on it before and Ink just drained right into the tissue.

So why would it have two waste counters if the platen pad is going to be the one that fills up much faster than the main waste ink tank?

What happens once platen pad waste counter is used up? Will the printer continue to operate fine?

Try alcohol - even vodka will do :) Works on carpet (for dye ink).

I think it may be something to do with Durabrite inks being pigment based and the CISS system from Ink Republic using dye-based ink.