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My EPSON 1430 ‘s paper and ink lights flash on and off in sync with each other and I can’t do any printing. I am not getting any on-screen error messages so not sure how to fix this error condition
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Look in Owners manual. Can find on line. It will say that this means the ink pads are full and the printer is at end of service life and to contact Epson. They will tell you to buy a new printer. Go to Youtube and search for “reset Artisan 1430”. You will find info on resetting lights and installing a waste ink tank. Sort of designed obsolescence I think.
Update: found service manual with details on waste ink pad replacement:https://www.4shared.com/archive/Cm2eWu2p...
Waste tank install is probably easier and better long term. than messy pad replacement.
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Another trick...before turning it on, open the upper paper tray (see pic), then close it after printer starts up. This seems to stop the 2 light blinking problem. I don't know why.
This has been working for me for 2 years
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This fixed it. Presto!
fixed for me too... ta ta
Epson SC-P400 printer
I was very skeptical. I had followed the Epson instructions to a "t" and reinstalled software, etc. Still had simultaneous flashing paper & ink lights.
I tried the suggestion here of opening drawer (?) before powering up. Then closed it after power up.
SUCCESS!!!!
Thank you very much. I'm back in the printing business (not really business...but a common saying).
Thanks again.
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Blow out the paper feed area with a can of compressed air. This fixed mine after I was in panic mode.
There must have been dust or some small, unseen debris setting the sensor off. Hope this works for you.
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Thin strip of paper appeared when I gave a little blast and BOOM, back in business!
This was also my problem - just a little scrap of paper was stuck!
amazing.. thanks so much!
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