need instructions on replacing the 610 print head product is Epson 610 and I've done all the usual cleaning procedures tnx rob
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Try updating the firmware. If that doesn't work, you may be looking at a new printer. I replaced mine with the 545 and it's the best printer I've ever owned, but there's an even newer model out now. Cost is under a hundred bucks shipped from Amazon. Be sure to double check which cartridges it takes.
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It's not compatible for a 610, so I would suspect it isn't for an 810, either.....as to the other answer about the Epson asking you if you want to use them anyway, my printer never asked me that
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The printer heads may need to be cleaned. Go to printer >>>touch the picture of the wrench >>>>tools >>>clean cartridges.
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Sorry no, the ink cartridges are a different size. Here is what you need "CIS-Continuous-Ink-Supply-System-For-Epson-Expression-XP-810-XP-610-Printer&quot;, from inkproducts.com
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Unfortunately that usually the print head is ruined and needs to be replaced. I would not suggest that you do so and instead just buy an Epson Workforce printer which uses less ink and is far more reliable.
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In front of printer open the middle where it says Brother. Pull out old cartridge and just slide inNew cartridge. Instructions are shown
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If it's printing good, no streaks on the edges where you can see the drum leaving a roll spot - then you can reset the drum counter. Do this by opening the compartment where you put the toner and drum. Hit the clear button and a message will come on replace drum (y/n), hit yes and it will take replace drum error away. We only replace the drum when it starts to print bad, every 40-50 thousand copies instead of the recommended 20 thousand copies.
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Yeah - Did the cartridges and the print head (cost $40 on eBay). Already had tried cleaning the old head in case it was just a clog.
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try running a print head clean with a new cartridge, otherwise you may need a new print head
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I purchased a replacement duster head for this. You can go to Hi Duster for this.
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Not completely sure but here is what I did. Check youtube and enter in the same symptom. I do believe there is a step by step procedure on Youtube to clean the print head. I wish I could help more but that is what I did with mine.
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You can try taking the print head out and cleaning it, but I have not had good luck with it fixing it. Sometimes it helps and then the next time I use it, it won't print black again. Basically, these are useless printers. The print head is about $50 to buy a new one and they don't last very long. I'm limping along with this and then I will buy a different brand. Sorry. Maybe cleaning it will get you a little more use.
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It is very easy. But before replacing the drum, be sure to have tried cleaning the inside of the printer as well as the drum roller, by following Brother printer instructions (can be found on website). Also, there is a place inside the printer above the drum area, that is a little rectangular glass area that you should try to clean first. There might be toner splatter up there that might be disfiguring your printed pages. I try to do a good cleaning prior to giving up on the drum. But, alas, I have replaced drums because I really like the printer and want to keep using it. The only mess is clean up, the drum itself just requires to be replaced. There are also instructions in informing the printer itself that it is having its drum replaced. I found Brothers website very useful to research prior to actually changing out the drums. Very detailed instructions/suggestions.
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i won't know, but you could go to epson.com/support and look for your model and see what # it takes and wam you got it...God Bless
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I had same exact problem, Office Max told me printer heads need cleaned. You have to take it semi apart to pull out heads.. Very frustrating..
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Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then remove the yellow piece of tape that covers the ink hole. Seat the cartridge in the machine and close the lid. Pretty easy. Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then... » Read More Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then remove the yellow piece of tape that covers the ink hole. Seat the cartridge in the machine and close the lid. Pretty easy. « Show Less
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I have found issues with the new replacement cartridges as well. You need to set your printer to clean the print heads than align printer to except the cartridges.