Problem: i have the same status paper jam, but there is no paper jam in printer
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i think its an epson con,printed 4 pages with new cartridges [epson ones] got the paper jam remark on the screen and the only way to get rid of it was to take all the cartridges out and replace with new ones .the old ones were 90 percent full so i think epson have gone over the top with this new software they have put on the chips it has not got a clue what level the inks at so it throws up there is a paper jam when there is no paper in the dam thing by the way my printer is the sx515w but software may be in other printers as epson want us to spend more and more money , i have sent my printer back as 80 pounds for 4 A4 prints is to expensive at 20 pound a sheet sorry ive only got the paper jam sorted but it may come back at any time. GET RID!!! 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
Problem: BANDING PERSISTS EVEN AFTER CLEAN AND INK CHANGE
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Had the same problem and nothing would fix it. Dumped it and bought a different brand that was cheaper then a new set of Epson inks even. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
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Problem: Epson DX 4000 processes paper through the printer but no narrative appears. I have reinstalled progammme, checked heads, cleaned the and run test check, but still no printing. Many sheets of paper still blank have gone through the machine. My cartridges are not standard epson but have wourked fine in the past. Can you help?
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