While the resets the counter, it does not physically empty the pads . If you continue to print high volumes without addressing the physical pads, the printer could leak ink.
If you replaced the printhead, dampers, or mainboard:
The Epson M2110 adjustment program offers several features that make it an essential tool for printer maintenance:
Resetting the waste ink counter does not physically remove or replace the waste ink pads. If you reset the counter without managing the actual waste ink, you risk ink overflowing inside the printer. This can damage internal components and create a mess. Always either replace the waste ink pads or install an external waste ink tank before performing a reset.
During standard operations, head-cleaning cycles, and startup sequences, the Epson M2110 flushes minuscule amounts of excess ink into a internal physical sponge known as the .
Calibrates the printhead alignment horizontally to fix ghosting or blurred text. Step-by-Step Guide: How to Reset the Waste Ink Counter