Click "Select" and choose your printer model (Epson Stylus Photo PX660) and port.
This tool is the only way to revive a PX660 that Epson has artificially "bricked" due to a full waste ink counter. For experienced users, it’s a lifesaver. For novices, it’s a potential disaster.
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While the software resets the electronic counter, it does physically clean the ink pads.
: A popup on your computer screen stating, "A printer's ink pad is at the end of its service life. Please contact Epson Support." Click "Select" and choose your printer model (Epson
Using an adjustment tool bypasses expensive repair service center fees and rapidly restores printing functions from home. Below is a comprehensive guide to understanding, safely downloading, and using the adjustment program. Why the Epson PX660 Locks Up
Some advanced calibration functions in the Adjustment Program, such as , require a scanner to read printed patterns. If you do not have a supported scanner connected, or if the program cannot detect it, you will not be able to use these particular calibration functions. The service manual explicitly states to check that the scanner and printer are properly connected when this error appears. For novices, it’s a potential disaster
A pop-up window will ask for confirmation. Click to clear the memory. Step 6: Finalize the Reset
This is the most commonly used function. The program allows you to read the current waste ink counter levels and reset them to zero, clearing the service error. You can usually find this option under "Waste ink pad counter" in the "Particular adjustment mode" menu.
The Epson Adjustment Program is proprietary software intended for authorized service centers. It is not officially available for public download on the Epson website. Consequently, you will likely have to download it from third-party websites. Many of these sites are not legitimate and could offer files containing malware, viruses, or keyloggers.