Digital BW, The Print

I've received several replys to this question.  
Thanks to all, I'm going to put this in motion this
week.  As i stated, this printer was kept in very good
condition, so I really want to use it as long as
possible.  

I haven't spent more than $400 for a printer in years,
and after spending $150 for my R220/MIS inks as a
Christmas present to myself, I don't want to go deeper
into the hole.  

Thanks again,

Joe C.

--- Daniel Staver <daniel@...> wrote:

> It means the waste pads are nearly full. You can
> reset the counter and
> continue printing by following this procedure:
> 
> http://www.2manuals.com/reset_wip.php
> 
> If you don't replace the waste pads at some point
> they will overflow and ink
> will leak out of the printer. I'm waiting for that
> to happen to mine. I
> reset the counter but can't find good instructions
> on replacing the waste
> pads. Having a service center do it will cost more
> than a used 2100 so
> that's out of the questions as well...
> 
> --
> Daniel Staver
> http://daniel.staver.no 
> 
> > Recently a friend gave me an Epson 2200 for free. 
> The one 
> > cavaet was that a printer message stating "parts
> in your 
> > printer are near the end of their service life,
> contact your 
> > dealer fro replacement."  This printer works, and
> looks well 
> > kept.  My question is; has anyone gotten this
> message, is it 
> > hard and expensive to fix?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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