Reset Epson L3210, L3250, L5290, L1250, L1210, L3260, ET2810, ET2820, ET4800 Free

Supported Epson Printer Models

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*Note: For other Epson models, visit our YouTube channel @UnaImpresora or use the search bar below:

Step 1: Prepare Your Computer

This unofficial tool may be flagged by your computer. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth setup:

1. Create a folder named “EpsonFix” on your desktop.
2. Press the Windows key, type “Windows Security”, and hit ENTER.
3. Click “Virus & Threat Protection” in the left menu.
4. Under “Virus & Threat Protection Settings”, select “Manage settings“.
5. Click “Add or remove exclusions” in the “Exclusions” section.
6. Confirm the prompt by clicking “Yes“.
7. Select “Add exclusion”, then choose “Folder“.
8. Pick the “EpsonFix” folder and click “Select Folder“.
9. Connect your printer to your computer via USB (WiFi won’t work).
10. Turn on the printer; orange lights should be visible.

You’re ready for the next step!

Step 2: Download and Install the Tool

1. Download the free Epson reset tool below:

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2. Save the file to the “EpsonFix” folder.
3. Open the “EpsonFix” folder.
4. Right-click “EpsonFix2.0.rar” and select “Extract here“.
   • Need WinRAR? Download it here.
5. Open the “EpsonFixFiles2.0” folder.
6. Run “Adjprog.exe” to launch the “EPSON Adjustment Program“.

Step 2 complete – almost there!

Step 3: Reset Your Epson Printer

Complete the reset with these steps:

1. In the “EPSON Adjustment Program”, click “Select“.
2. Choose your printer model and USB port.
   • Use the compatibility table to select the “main series” model.
3. Click “OK“.
4. Select “Particular adjustment mode“.
5. Choose “Waste ink pad counter” and click “OK“.
6. Check “Main pad counter” and “Platen pad counter“.
7. Click “Check” (it’ll show 100% or higher).
8. Re-check both boxes.
9. Click “Initialize“.
10. Confirm by clicking “OK“.
11. Turn off the printer when prompted and click “OK“.
12. Click “OK” on the completion message.
13. Turn on the printer and check that the orange lights are gone.
14. Close the program.

Success! Your Epson printer is reset.