Here is a complete guide on how the resetter works, how to use it safely, and how to handle the physical ink pads. Understanding the Waste Ink Pad Error

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If your printer is flashing an "Ink Low" warning after you've manually refilled the tanks, use the control panel instead of software: Go to > Maintenance > Reset Ink Levels .

To understand why a resetter tool is necessary, it helps to understand how your printer manages waste ink.

Resetting the software counter gets your printer running immediately, but it does not empty the physical ink.

Check the boxes for and "Platen pad counter" . Click "Check" to see the current counter percentage. Click "Initialize" to reset the counters to 0%. 4. Finalizing

Set the Port to or select the specific USB port labeled with your printer's name. Click OK . Step 3: Access the Waste Ink Counter Screen

Press the physical power button on your Epson L5190 to turn it off. Click on the computer screen prompt.

Turn your printer back on. The flashing red lights should be gone, and the display screen should read "Ready." Crucial Maintenance After the Digital Reset

The Adjustment Program is a comprehensive service tool, often used in repair shops. It's a more technical piece of software that allows you to perform many maintenance tasks, not just resetting counters. The adjustment process involves selecting the specific printer model, accessing the "Particular adjustment mode," choosing "Waste ink pad counter," and then initializing the counters.