Epson 4880 Printer Guide - Page 98

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98 | Maintaining and Transporting the Printer Note: You can replace the ink cartridges, cutter blade, and maintenance tank yourself. Other printer parts need to be replaced by an authorized Epson service technician. Note: Some status information is a projection based on the last print made. Follow these steps to print the status check sheet: 1. Make sure paper is loaded in the tray. 2. Press the Menu button. You see PRINTER SETUP. 3. Press the button so you see TEST PRINT, then press Menu . You see NOZZLE CHECK. 4. Press so you see STATUS CHECK, then press Menu . You see PRINT. 5. Press Menu again to start printing. The amount of ink left or the component life is indicated as follows: E*****F = 100-81% ink or service life remaining E**** F = 80-61% E*** F = 60-41% E** F = 40-21% E* F = 20-11% % = less than 10% ink or service life remaining Viewing Status Information To view printer status information instead of printing it, follow these steps: 1. Press the Menu button. You see PRINTER SETUP. 2. Press the button until you see PRINTER STATUS, then press Menu . You see VERSION. 3. Do one of the following: • To check the firmware version, press Menu again. When done, press the button. • To check the number of pages that can be printed with each ink cartridge, press until you see PRINTABLE PG, then press Menu . When done, press the button. This option must be enabled by using the maintenance mode on the printer's control panel. See page 113 for instructions. 98

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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer
Follow these steps to print the status check sheet:
1.
Make sure paper is loaded in the tray.
2.
Press the
Menu
button. You see
PRINTER SETUP
.
3.
Press the
button so you see
TEST PRINT
, then press
Menu
. You
see
NOZZLE CHECK
.
4.
Press
so you see
STATUS CHECK
, then press
Menu
. You see
PRINT
.
5.
Press
Menu
again to start printing.
The amount of ink left or the component life is indicated as follows:
E*****F
= 100–81% ink or service life remaining
E**** F
= 80–61%
E***
F
= 60–41%
E**
F
= 40–21%
E*
F
= 20–11%
%
= less than 10% ink or service life remaining
Viewing Status Information
To view printer status information instead of printing it, follow these steps:
1.
Press the
Menu
button. You see
PRINTER SETUP
.
2.
Press the
button until you see
PRINTER STATUS
, then press
Menu
. You see
VERSION
.
3.
Do one of the following:
•
To check the firmware version, press
Menu
again. When done,
press the
button.
•
To check the number of pages that can be printed with each ink
cartridge, press
until you see
PRINTABLE PG
, then press Menu
. When done, press the
button.
This option must be enabled by using the maintenance mode on the
printer’s control panel. See page 113 for instructions.
Note:
You can replace
the ink cartridges, cutter
blade, and maintenance
tank yourself. Other
printer parts need to
be replaced by an
authorized Epson service
technician.
Note:
Some status
information is a
projection based on the
last print made.