I have an Epson Stylus Pro 7600 with a Agfa Sherpa 24M sticker on it. Baught some cartridges from Epson but I get Wrong ink message. Any way to work around this problem?
Re: I have an Epson Stylus Pro 7600 with a Agfa Sherpa...
You need to either buy AGFA cartridges ot apparently you can take the chip off the AGFA cartridge and put it on a Epson or compatible. It will always say it's empty but should still work
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The only reason I know is by allowing the cartridge to completely run out of ink. That is why you cannot print in black only when a colour has expired. The printer does not only use the black cartridge it uses a bit from each cartridge to ensure the nozzles stay clean.
After the printer is powered On, Open the ink compartment on the Left hand side of the machine (Pull downward), then you'll see another small Lock (Ink Lever), raise it upward and remove them one by one.
You can refer to this manual (Page no. 38-40) http://ftp.epson.com/pdf/pro76u/pro76uu1.pdf
If you have problem, let me know.
Try cleaning the ink cartridges with the utility that's supplied with your printer. If you don't use your printer on a regular basis the cartridges tend to dry on the surface and need a good cleaning.
Service required mean waste ink counter overflow. You need to reset it. SSC Service utility don't work with this type. The resetter is not for free, it's commercial. Only some distributor have it.
The Agfa Sherpa is not manufactured by Epson. Both Epson and Agfa buy and retag their printers from Mutoh. I do not know if the 44 is the same as Epson 7600 or 9600, but it should fit the same cartridges.
If the printer does not accept the cartridges, that means that there is something different in the software stored in the Epson cartridge chip.
In this case you will be only able to use only Agfa or Mutoh Falcon cartridges.
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