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Resetting EPROM on Epson 1410 Using an Adjustment Program

Step 4: Reset the EEPROM (The Core Action)

  1. In the menu that appears, look for an option labeled:
    • "Waste ink pad counter" OR
    • "EEPROM Data Reset" OR
    • "Initialization of the waste ink counter"
  2. Select that option.
  3. You will see two counters: "Main pad counter" and "Platen pad counter" (or similar). Check both.
  4. Click "Check" to read the current values. They should be high numbers (e.g., 15000).
  5. Click "Initialization" or "Reset".
  6. A popup will ask: "Are you sure you want to reset the protection counter?" Click Yes.

Part 2: Why Older Adjustment Programs Fail

You may have tried Googling a solution before. Most search results lead to cracked software from 2010 or 2015. Here is why those fail on many modern Windows 10/11 systems:

  1. Driver Signature Enforcement: Older programs use unsigned USB drivers. Windows 8, 10, and 11 block them by default.
  2. 32-bit vs. 64-bit: Many legacy programs were built for Windows XP (32-bit). They crash on 64-bit architectures.
  3. Time Bombs: Some cracked versions have internal expiration dates. If your system clock is wrong, the program refuses to launch.
  4. Fake Trojan Files: Many download sites bundle the "adjustment program" with malware.

This is why you need a "new" adjustment program—specifically, a version repacked for modern operating systems or a verified copy of the official Epson service utility. reset eprom epson 1410 adjustment program new

Step 1 – Prepare the printer

  1. Turn off the printer.
  2. Ensure waste ink pads are physically clean/dry or replaced (or external waste bottle installed).
  3. Have the printer connected via USB but powered OFF.

3. Backup Your EEPROM Data

Some advanced versions of the Adjustment Program (v2.0+) allow you to Save EEPROM to file. Do this before resetting. If you ever corrupt the data, you can flash the backup. Look for "EEPROM Backup" or "Export .bin file." Resetting EPROM on Epson 1410 Using an Adjustment

Error: "Address 0x000000 Cannot Read" (Crash)

1. Executive Summary

The Epson 1410 printer contains a non-volatile memory chip (EEPROM) that stores usage data, ink pad counters, and mechanical error logs. After extensive use, the printer displays a "Service Required" error (often blinking lights or error code 0x69) indicating that the waste ink pad counter has reached its limit. To bypass this without replacing the physical pads, you must use the Epson Adjustment Program to reset the EPROM counter. In the menu that appears, look for an option labeled:

Warning: Resetting the counter without replacing or cleaning the waste ink pads can lead to ink overflow, damaging your printer and work surface.

5. Preparation

  1. Back up any printer settings if needed.
  2. Power on the printer and connect via USB; do not connect through a network unless supported.
  3. Ensure drivers are properly installed and the printer appears in the OS device list.
  4. Open the printer and inspect the waste-ink pads for saturation. If visibly saturated or heavily inked, replace or service them before resetting counters.