How to Fix an Epson Printer Problem

In the event that you have an Epson printer and your prints are not printing, odds are you have a stopped up nozzle– a typical issue numerous clients have with Epson printers.

It’s unavoidable that printheads stop up after some time as low measures of ink buildup evaporate and gather in the spouts. Being wise about supplanting cartridges immediately when the low ink alert goes off can complete a ton to keep ink from drying inside the spouts, yet despite everything you may finish up with one or a few may in any case get stopped up for an alternate reason. Blocked printer can happen in any case in the event that you utilize unique Epson or secondary selling cartridges.

Epson printer models highlight a quite productive cleaning cycle that will normally get out the spouts in a couple of cycles. Remember, in any case, that the more up to date models have longer cleaning cycles that sadly utilize more ink inevitably. Here’s the means by which to begin:

Before you do whatever else, ensure the printer isn’t demonstrating any mistakes on the LCD screen.

Press the Home catch and select “Setup” at that point select “Support.”

In the event that no holes are available, select done.

In the event that there are holes or a few lines are black out, select “Clean the printhead” and proceed.