A Step-by-Step Guide to Refill Epson 212 Ink Cartridge and Reset Ink Level
- By Kevin Day
- On Feb 01, 2023
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Epson 212 ink cartridges are widely used in the Epson Workforce WF-2850 printer, a compact and reliable printer that delivers high-quality prints at an affordable cost. However, the high cost of replacement cartridges can put a dent in your wallet, especially if you print frequently. That's why many users opt for refilling their cartridges as a cost-effective alternative. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to refill your Epson 212 ink cartridges and reset ink level for the Epson Workforce WF-2850 printer. Keep in mind that refilling your cartridges is an eco-friendly and cost-saving solution that can extend the life of your printer.
- Step 1: Gather the materials Before you start, make sure you have the following materials: - An Epson 212 ink cartridge - Ink refill kit with syringe - Clean cloth
- Step 2: Prepare the cartridge Take the Epson 212 ink cartridge out of the printer and place it on a clean surface. Clean the cartridge's nozzles with a damp cloth to remove any dried ink.
- Step 3: Fill the cartridge Insert the needle of the syringe into the refill hole of the cartridge and slowly fill it with the ink. Avoid overfilling the cartridge, as it can cause leaks.
- Step 4: Reinstall the cartridge Once the cartridge is filled, carefully place it back into the printer and close the cover.
- Step 5: Reset ink level Now that the cartridge is installed, it's time to reset the ink level. See the video below for how to do that.
- Step 6: Print a test page Finally, print a test page to make sure the refill was successful and the ink level is reset. In addition to refilling your cartridges, it's important to keep your printer chipless by disable the firmware auto update.
Chipless printing is also a popular option for Epson Workforce WF-2850 users, as it eliminates the need for cartridges and reduces the cost of printing. In conclusion, refilling your Epson 212 ink cartridges and resetting the ink level is a simple process that can save you money and extend the life of your printer. For more details, watch the accompanying video.