Epson T1881 Printhead Replacement for WorkForce WF-7710 7720 7110 7610 7620 3620 3640 T252
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Do you know how to replace an Epson T1881 printhead? If your printer has poor printing quality and regular cleaning and flushing don't work, you may consider replacing the whole printhead. The T1881 is widely used in many Epson WorkForce modes. The procedure in this video applies to WF-7710, WF-7720, WF-7110, WF-761,0 WF-7620, WF-3620, and WF-3640. These printers use T252 or 252 cartridges. The same printhead is used in WF-3720, WF-3730, and WF3740, but the replacement procedure is different.
References:
1) BCH Cleaning Solutions tinyurl.com/58...
2) Cleaning tool: flushing syringe tinyurl.com/5n...
3) Cleaning tool: titration tubes tinyurl.com/3z...
4) Color Purge files for Epson: tinyurl.com/js...
Cleaning tools are explained in video #2 below
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Timeline:
00:19 Block door trigger
01:19 Remove carriage cover
02:17 Remove the top cover
03:03 Remove the CSIC assembly
04:11 Remove the center housing
04:40 Remove the printhead
05:20 Tips on installation
05:40 Route the cable
08:26 Level the printhead
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Kevin, I discovered what I did that caused my WF 7710 to malfunction (see my comments just below) after I completed my inkjet print head replacement. Anyone might easily do as I did and get the same problem. There is a transparent strip of plastic, about 5mm wide that runs the length of the cartridge carrier path. The cartridge carrier has a sensor looking at this strip as the carrier moves. When I did my head removal and replacement, I got smudges of ink on this plastic strip. This caused the failure of the printer to initialize resulting in a 000031 error. Cleaning off the ink smudges from the plastic strip solved the problem. Thanks again for your excellent video.
thanks for the smudge relief!
Thanks for sharing. There is another cause for 000031, which is the cap station (waste tank assembly) stuck to the bottom of the printhead carriage. I have a video here: ruclips.net/video/-DvsptHbY1w/видео.html
@@BCHTechnologies I wanted to kindly ask does a faulty print head cause the printer(WF7610) not to power up? I did conduct multiple head cleaning and it shut down. When l power it up it lits up or a sec then its off
I have a question. I switched a printhead from my donor wf7710 to my current wf7710 and did step by step of your video. When I power it back on, it shoots left, somewhat hard, and gives 2 different error codes. What am I doing wrong?
I watched several videos on how to remove printheads as mine were clogged and yours was by far the very best!! You did not skip any step and patiently explained and SHOWED where to or how to find connections and snap things out easily! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I am desperate to get this thing printing again! I cant afford a new printer $$$$. And the captions are excellent, Im Deaf and it was super clear.
Hey Kevin, my WF-3640 stopped printing so I ordered the cleaning solutions, did all the cleaning, still clogged nozzles. Tried cleaning the nozzles multiple times. Finally I ordered my printhead replacement, followed your directions to a T, put it back together and holy cow, it worked! Thanks for your help!
Thank you Kevin at BCH! This is a great video. I followed it to the letter and replaced my 7720 printhead with one that I purchased from AliExpress as a new printhead. After I replaced the printhead, I turned on the printer and got the "print head might need maintenance" message". pressed "OK" and it continued just fine. Sadly the printer didn't print a single line when I did a nozzle check and then a print head cleaning. I did the nozzle check twice and nothing changed. I am no longer getting the 00031 error but I suspect that the "new" printhead is really just bypassing that error somehow, however, I will let the printer sit overnight and hopefully it will work. Even if it does not work, this video is an excellent reference guide to those needing technical repairs and maintenance. Thank you again. I appreciate the help.
I’m having this same issue. I didn’t replace the print head but I took it all apart to give it a deep cleaning. Set the print head to the side and didn’t touch it. But I was getting black and yellow to print before. Now that I’ve put it all back together I’m getting no ink at all. Hopefully I can refollow this video and get it to work
After spending over two hours trying to fix my Epson WF-7710 this is brilliant and so helpful!!! Thank you! ❤
Thank you so much!!! you're the only person after about 12 videos that actually shows me how to unlock the carriage.
My cyan print head clogged, and I followed these instructions for removing and replacing my print heads.. Just wanted to say THANK YOU for your clarity in taking this apart and putting it back together. I did have a little difficulty initially where I was getting an error and the whole unit wouldn't re-set once I turned it on, but I took it apart again (so much easier the second time), double checked everything was attached and seated, and actually had to do this a few times, until finally it took! Not sure what I did the fourth time vs the first, but hey. It worked.
For those who are cleaning a print head instead of replacing it, I had to run maintenance about four or five times before I started getting ink again. Woohoo!! Glad to have my printer back and to not have to replace it now. Only had this printer a year! My Canon printheads NEVER clogged (in literally ten years of usage of the same machine), but I've always heard Epsons can be prone to clogging. Guess I've just found out how true that is!
Thanks again for this video! It really helped!
Thank you so much for this video. Being a non technical person, your video convinced me in ordering a new printhead and installing it. Following your clear and calm instructions I just managed to replace it in less than 15 minutes. You are really good at what you do and how you do it. And as a singer and sound woman your calm and steady voice helped a lot. Thank you sir.
Did you buy it on eBay for under $30? If so, any problems? Is it still working?
You are welcome! I made a video showing people how to buy printheads. I know it sounds unnecessary, but I buy printheads daily, and the market is WILD! I made a video showing how to protect yourself and get the printhead you need: ruclips.net/video/8GFTccfqKpE/видео.html
I watched this video first, then others, came back to this one cause its clearly the best of all available. After watching this twice I changed the printhead in less than 10 minutes! Thank you Kevin, well done!!
where do you buy the printhead
This man is amazing!! Have turned to multiple videos by this man and fixed my problem everytime and saved me hundreds already!!!
Great tutorial! Thanks to your expert step-by-step instructions, my printer issues have been resolved! Fyi to others .. I did have to run the printer through a couple cleaning cycles but after that, only the black was printing the test pattern. One of my cartridges was low so I replaced it. The printer went through the cycle of preparing the ink system and after that was complete, all colors printed.
Appreciate the video. Had to change my black chip connector. I figure you saved me at least $200 for a 10 min fix. Thanks agian
Great video, my dude. I used this and a couple other of yours to refurb my second hand WF-7620 that sat for a couple years.
great vid thank you had to watch it a few times but got there in the end PRINT HEAD REPLACED!!!!!
Thanks!
You are welcome! And thanks for the tip!!!
Very helpful, I found another video that was ranked higher but it was horrible compared to this one, didn't even mention the tabs on the side
For people who have the wf-7010, it is a little different (less parts to remove)but the similarity is the contact tab (or holder board) removal on 4:04 or 4:06 (and pause it) but on both sides (plastic pointing up with a little tab on top). I wished you showed the tab a bit longer to see. It is the top part of the tab that needs to be pushed in on both sides which is hard to see if you are looking at it from the top. The wire tape needs to be remove on the right side first or else it is on the way and cannot slide upwards. I had a hard time discovering it that I like to at least tell other people who likes to replace or clean their Printhead on wf 7010. Ones the tab is removed, it is pretty self explanatory removing the printhead with 3 screws.
Thanks. I have a WF-7010. Replacing the print head should solve my issues.
GREAT video and description! Much appreciated.
Perfect! I just changed my printhead with your help! Thank you!
Good morning, very explanatory, the way of making the video and the explanation helped me a lot, I have a problem with the Epson wf-7710 printer, dial the code 031008 and I don't know what to do anymore, thank you very much for your prompt help. From Venezuela - Rubio
It seems your printer is speaking another language! Maybe it's time to get a translator-or a new printer? Just kidding! Let's find a solution for that code.
Thank you Kevin for the videos you filming. I think my 7710 has a dirty PW sensor, my printer stops with a paper jam when trying to print a photo, however a plain letter it prints fine and copying normal. Is PW sensor located at the print head you removed on this video? Or somewhere else? If so, is there a video for that?
Hola! Me gustan mucho tus videos!!! Tengo una WF 7710 con sistema adaptado para sistema continuo. De un día para otro tras haber arreglado la falla de flas atasco de papel, me dejo de imprimir, los inyectores están destapados y el cabezal también, pero no me imprime nada… por favor ayuda!
Great instructions. I followed every step and replaced the print head, now the pages come out blank. I did 4 nozzle cleanings so far and still nothing. The new print head matches the old one, do you have any suggestions 🤔 any help would be appreciated.
Excellent video, Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for your work; I missed the entry belt, can you show me some explanations or videos?! The. Belt runs free and the head is firm, can you help me?!. Thank you
Very easy step by step instructions. Thank You
Thank u now I can change my printhead & save a thousand
Glad I found this I have two 7210s n I got a stubborn clog on one them
Awesome! Clogs can be such a pain. Hope this helps you get your 7210 back in action! You got this!
Hi Kevin Great Video!!!! I just discovered that there was a short on the left side strip for the print head. It looks like 2 pins burned. So I imagine the white strip needs to be replaced, which goes from the printhead to the other side of the printer. Do they sell new strips? Also, not sure how to remove/ reinstall strip on the opposite side (hard to see). Any advice
What is the part at 3:40 that you are pulling out. I think one of the pins are bent or damaged. Is there a site I can purchase that specific part?
Thank you Kevin for the video. I did everything correctly. But the printer is not printing anything on the paper
Thanks for the clarity on how to change the printer head of wf-3640. I just changed mine, however, 0x9a error shows up? Is the new printer-head bad? thanks
i have a Epson ET 4750 and i replaced the print head and i did an alignment test and the horizontal test print out all has spaces between the bars and when i print with plain paper i get horizontal lines equal spaced down the print out....do i have to align the print head itself ??? please can you advse
Hi, if the cable terminals do get ink on, how do you clean them?
Great video!! We followed all the steps exactly, and the printer is not printing! Only blank pages. Tried several head cleanings and printing purge images. Please help!
Did you find the soolution ? I am having the exact same solution.
Hello how can i replace the 3 pin FFC underneath the starwheel. I already disassemble my EPSON 7710 printer, thanks to your tutorial. I bought the cable on your BCH website. As of now, the printhead is still stuck on the right corner. I dont know if there are some screws to remove underneath the printer head for me to remove the starwheel cover.
Thank you for subscribing and for your support! Every subscriber really helps me get closer to my goal of 100K-after 8 years, I’m halfway there, and I truly appreciate you being part of this journey. I’m glad the tutorial helped you disassemble your EPSON 7710 so far.
To unlock the printhead carriage, you can try rotating the paper feed rod counterclockwise, which should release it. Alternatively, you can power the printer on and then unplug it as soon as the printhead begins to move to the left. This will allow you to access the starwheel cover. Once the carriage is free, you’ll need to remove the screws on both sides of the starwheel. After that, you can easily replace the 3-pin FFC cable.
If you run into any issues or need further clarification, feel free to email me directly at **support@bchtechnologies.com** for a quicker response. I do my best to answer subscriber comments within 48 hours, but I get a lot of questions and sometimes fall behind. Thanks again for watching, and good luck with the repair!
Can you replace the scanner lamp? Do you have a video that shows how and can you supply the lamp?
Hey Kevin,
I have a wf-7710 and wf-7720, is the print head the same for both models.
Your videos are so helpful! I removed and cleaned the printhead in my WF-7210 but not am getting an error 000021 at startup. Help!
Thank you for subscribing and for your kind words! I’m thrilled you find the videos helpful-every subscriber is so important to me as I work toward that big 100K milestone. I’ve spent 8 years getting halfway there, and your support means everything.
The Error 000021 you’re seeing usually points to a "CR PID overload error." This happens when the printer sends power to the carriage return motor but doesn’t get any signals back from the CR encoder sensor. The encoder sensor reads the marks on the CR timing scale (or the clear belt, as some call it), and if the belt is out of place, the printer won’t function properly.
Since you just cleaned the printhead, it’s likely that the clear belt was displaced during reassembly. Double-check that the belt goes through the “little tunnel” located at the back of the carriage return. If it’s misaligned, the motor can’t track movement, triggering the error. Once you get the belt back in place, your printer should start working again.
If you’re still having trouble or need a quicker response, feel free to email me directly at support@bchtechnologies.com. I try to answer subscriber questions within 48 hours, but I get a lot of messages, so I appreciate your patience. Thanks again for supporting the channel! I hope you’ll be back up and printing soon.
Hello. I Iove this video, because it demonstrates every step for a complete beginner at a process such as this. However, the only information I would find very helpful, which is not listed are the details of the screwdriver you use in this video. Could you, please provide details of the screwdriver you use in this video? Oh, II guess I should mention it is an Epson WF7710 printer I have. Thank you
Many thanks to Harry Corset from Wales...For his excellent and Seemless Dubbing. You are the man .. Beer Night tonight. YAYE Wales... Couldn't resist the joke opportunity. The Dubbing made me Laugh :-) 1:23
Excellent tutorial...quick question. I have an epson workforce 1100 where all inktanks are not recognized, the inktank holder does not dock properly after staring up, it goes left right under the plastic divider from the docking area, and ink light is always on, green power light flashes...thoughts anyone ?
Thanks in advance.
These videos of yours are just amazing. Thank you for all your hard work and your excellent, well-lit, close-up videos. I only speak one language (English), and I am always amazed at people who are fluent in more than one language. That said, I want to help, with gratitude and honor for your work: At 11:05 "Parallel, not 'screwed'" - Correctly: "Parallel, not skewed" which means out of proper alignment, diagonal, crooked ['krook-ed]. Keep up the great work. I subscribed.
You rock. thank you. im gunna use the cleaning kit this time so i dont break another print head.
Thanks for the video, I was able to replace the print head easily. Everything seemed to fit properly back in and I was very careful, however now I just get blank pages when printing (at least 2 of the colours were working before). Might there be a common issue, or did I get a dud print head?
I'm having the same problem, did you find a solution?
It depends on where you get the printhead. Many of them come with wetter solution filled inside, so the printhead will not dry out during storage. You will need a couple of cleanings before seeing any color.
Did you find the solution. I am having the same issue
@@BCHTechnologies I can hear some liquid when I shake the printhead .... should there be no liquid inside ? How do I take it out ?
Could you please recommend where I can buy the replacement perineal for my WF 7710
Kevin will a Epson WF 3640 printhead work in an Epson WF 7720?
0x9E error, i didn't even install a new print head. just replaced some ciss carts (out with old in with new). printer was off during the swap. now it does this.
Good showed ❤️️
Can i replacs just the gold part where the cartridge make contact?
Hi, Kevin. I loved the insight and guidance during your video. Only one thing is missing. When you reinstalled the circuit board, your video did not show when you reattached the connector to the circuit board.
Hi do you think I could remove the head for cleaning purposes this way it's on my wf- 7210 I cant seam to be able to find a replacement head online ??
Most excellent! Worked well with my WF-7110!
Did your printer turn on right away?
Thank you so much, I got my print head replaced easily enough but when I plugged my printer back in and it came on the whole printer apparatus slammed into the left side of the printer and the screen said there was a problem to turn off printer. Any idea what could have happened?
Please see this video: ruclips.net/video/-DvsptHbY1w/видео.html Do you get error 000031?
Are these directions similar for the 7010?
Please help me... I took the little cable from the little chip and don't know which way to put back in 😭😭
Thanks for this but do you also have a video for print head removal on an Epson Nx515? Mine is very clogged and it would be easier to try to clean or replace if I could remove it. thank you.
Great video, very informative.
After a print head short on my WF-7720, I ordered new printhead and cables from AliXpress as it was the only place I could find that would send them to New Zealand. I fixed the fuse one the mainboard, and reassembled with new parts, and the machine makes it look like it's printing, but fires nothing at the page. The new head does have ink in it, as I can take it out, and blot it to check.
So I disassembled the old print head and cleaned, dried that, and put it back in. That throws an error 34503, which I cannot find any useful information on.
Stuck with an expensive lump of e-waste. The nearest agent is over 2 hours drive away, which at current fuel prices is more than the printer is worth!
What do I do? Buy a Brother?
034503 MEANING=" Contact error at I/S clutch operation" DESCRIPTION="E Ink system failure". It is an ink system failure. You probably pulled out the ink contact cable while installing the printhead.
Thanks Kevin. Great DIY clip.
Do you know if it’s worth removing the head and cleaning ie soak in window cleaner and replace ?
Yes, absolutely... if you do it right. I won't use windows cleaner because it is not filtered. I will use a professional cleaning solution, filtered to 0.22 micron. Then I will put it inside the printhead overnight and let it do the work.
Great video, TY! Do you know where I can find a replacement print head for my 7710? The yellow broke off and I have had a hard time finding one. TIA!
I have a video here: ruclips.net/video/8GFTccfqKpE/видео.html, showing you how to buy printhead CORRECTLY
Thanks you from Paris, France.
Merci de Paris. une vidéo qui explique bien comment changer la tête d'impression d'une imprimante epson wf. Pour ma part j'ai une WF 7720
Salut. J'ai le meme model. Pourquoi tu as changer la tête d'impression? Moi le mien affiche une erreur code 031008 sans arret. Je ne sais plus uoi faire
@@marckleejoseph2498 Je voulais surtout savoir comment démonter la tête d'impression pour la nettoyer. J'ai aspirer l'encre à l'intérieur avec des seringues.
Ensuite j'ai laissé trempé la tête dans l'alcool la nuit, pour bien décoller l'encre à l'intérieur. Ensuite j'ai aspiré de nouveau avec une seringue et j'ai laissé séché.
Après ça mon imprimante imprimais bien. Mais maintenant je vais carrément changer la tête, car elle est usée.
Pour ton erreur je ne sais pas vraiment.
Kevin, thank you for your great videos. I my WF 7720 printed a white sheet. Online said it was the main board. I have switched out main board and when I took out print head it was saturated with in. I let it set in alcohol and it seemed to clean it out. I had already order one when I discovered this. Today I hooked up everything and absolutely no power. I switched outlets and did basic checks. Can you please help me??!?! Thank you sir.
Thank you so much for subscribing and supporting the channel - your engagement really helps us get closer to our 100k goal! Based on what you described, seeing all three colors on the tissue usually means the nozzles aren’t clogged, but if no ink comes out in the printer, the internal elements of the cartridge may be damaged from overheating. Unfortunately, this isn’t something that can be fixed, as the heating element inside the cartridge is likely compromised. I’d recommend replacing the cartridge. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out at support@bchtechnologies.com - subscriber questions are a priority, and I aim to respond within 48 hours. Thanks again for being part of the community!
What happens if the printer send an error 0x9a after doing this ?
How do I fix it ?
Hi Kevin, I had a WF3620 Epson printer. Days ago the message 0x97 was shown to indicate the clogged printer head. I followed your instructions, took out the printer head and soak in the water, also clean it with clean liquid. But after I installed back, I even changed a set of new ink(remanufactured one), it turned out print blank page. What did I do next? No any error msgs were shown.
Did you find any solution ? I am getting the exact same error.
Hi!!! where can i buy a replacement for wf7210 headprint? thank you
Thank you very much for taking the time to make us noobs a how to video! Great video!
After following your video I was able to take out the printhead and cleaned it up. But when I put it back it is not printing anything even after 8 - 10 print head cleaning cycle. Not even a small dot of ink is coming on the paper. I levelled the printhead too, took out and screw it back one by one but no success.
Please help me what else could have gone wrong
Thanks for watching and following along! It sounds like you did everything right with the cleaning and reinstalling, but if you're not getting any ink at all, there might be an air gap in the ink lines or the capping station isn’t sealing properly.
Try manually priming the printhead by using a syringe to gently pull ink through the nozzles via the waste line. If you feel no resistance or only air comes through, the printhead might not be seated correctly, or there’s a leak in the capping station. If you feel full resistance, the capping station could be clogged. You can also check for any bent or misaligned dampers that might be blocking ink flow.
If nothing seems to work, it could be a deeper issue with the printhead itself. Let me know how it goes, and if you're still stuck, feel free to reach out at support@bchtechnologies.com for more detailed troubleshooting. I appreciate your patience and hope we can get it printing again!
Does any company provide Epson printhead replacement services?
I cannot get it back in because the lines (white cables that do into the sides) are in the way. I cannot get it to go back in.
Do you know where I can purchase the nozzle piece you're replacing in the video for the workforce wf-7620?
I just watched this and replaced my print head. My problem now is it's not printing at all, what did I do wrong? ;-(
I did everything right but the ink doesn't come out even I clean the print head nozzle.
Very helpful video. Thank you very much!
THANK YOU! GOD BLESS YOU!
Is this also a way to unclog the print head? By removing it and blowing it out?
Yes, we usually use a power steamer.
Thanks. Great video.
Hi all, I need help with a Epson WF-7510 printhead replacement.
Very helpful 😊👍
I followed your very clear instructions, got everything back together but now when the printer starts up, in the initial sequence of operation, the cartridge carriage moves to the far left, there is the sound of gears not meshing and the printer faults indicating a "error 31". I see what looks like a tiny LED opening at the far right of the printer that might be for carriage alignment purposes. I suspect that I have altered the carriage alignment and the LED is not able to see what it should see. Any suggestions?
Please see this video. Your cap station is too high or out of sync. ruclips.net/video/-DvsptHbY1w/видео.html
Unfortunately my black nozzle "nipple" on my epson wf7620 broke off.
Could I possibly super glue it back on if done carefully?
I was thinking I could hold it where it needs to go and only glue the outside edge of the "nipple" so glue would not get inside of the inks pathway.
Please let me know what you think!
Thanks!
Yes if you do it carefully.
Hi Kevin, i followed your instructions but when I completed the installation of the new printhead nothing printed. I went through the printhead nozzle check and the printhead cleaning process, but the printer failed to print. I went back into the printhead and checked the cables to make sure i put them in with the blue sides facing upwards, made sure the printhead was level and tightly installed, made sure the ink board was installed properly. Still I get nothing to print. Any ideas what I might have done wrong or what I should check?
Hi Brian I had the same problem. Did u find a solution
@@cathybenteau9783 No reply…just crickets.
Mine too! I'm an electronic tech, I ordered the part and put it in, it says the nozzles might be plugged and to check them before printing. I ran the checks and nothing prints.... The old head just had a cyan problem... Now nothing will print even though it runs through all the actions and sounds like it's printing.
Hi Kevin I’m back with another question... how does the printhead get shorted out and what are those three little fingers that touch the printhead do?
The little finger is the ground. If you get ink or water at the yellow color‘s base, it will short out. That’s where the power comes into the address module.
@@BCHTechnologies thank you very much. I can’t remember if I drained the power before I disassembled the print head:/
After the printhead is installed do you put the carriage in the locked position before connecting the power?
No need to.
Hey Kev Thank you. My 7620 wouldn't power up, I watched a few videos on troubleshooting, then I came across this video, followed your instructions and found out the cable near the yellow on the print head had burned out. I was thinking do I changed the entire print head or just the burnt cable?.
Most of times, the printhead is gone after you burn the cable.
@@BCHTechnologies Ok cool I thought just teplacing the cable would be enough. Another question if you don't mind, that flat cable has 4 or 5, heads, behind the cartridge case I see two flat cables, in order to connect those do the cartridge carriage have to be removed to connect the flat cables?
And where can I find the flat head cable. Thank you.
@@BCHTechnologies Hey Kev would you have a extra motherboard for the 7620 for purchase? I was told that if it doesn't power up after removing the print head then it's the motherboard. But those flat cables were not damaged. And I believe the flat cables act like fuses for the precision WF,. What do you think?
I am getting error code 0x9A after did that..could you help me? Thank you
Are there instructions for removing the printhead carrier somewhere? The CR drive cable in my printer snapped, and I see that you sell replacements on your website. I think I could replace this if I removed the carrier, but I don't know if that can be done easily, so I would appreciate any insight you could provide into how to do so.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will make one soon.
Hi Kevin, Your videos are the best when it comes to Epson.
Recently I acquired an Epson WF7620 Printer, and heads are clean and nozzle checks gives proper results and am using original cartridges. I use Windows 10 for most tasks.
But the sad thing is that after multiple cleaning cycles, in vertical alignment test (black small squares #1, #2 #3 lines) they always leaves white gaps, in all options. With color it is always fine. Is this a driver issue or hardware problem? I am so frustrated with it, is there a solution to it?
Your help will be appreciated.
It sounds like just regular clogging. Do a flush and see it it takes it away.
@@BCHTechnologies Hey thanks for the reply, I did cleaning couple of times, regular head cleaning (after watching many of your videos) and printing images again and again, and voila, it did work. :) Thanks. keep the good work up.
@@deamonsnake1985 Congratulations. Happy printing!
Merci, je ne sais pas encore si je réussirai mais la vidéo est parfaite tant au plan pédagogique qu'au plan technique.
Vous n'avez pas répondu à la question tres interressante: Peut-on nétoyer les tête de cette manière???
Merci encore pour tout
JJB
im getting an error code 0x9A after doing this process. any ideas what this might be?
Me too after I cleaned the printhead now I’m getting 0x97
Can you use Epson 7710 for the 7720 ?
For changing the printhead? There is no difference for that.
Top tips, thanks!
Can I use these instructions on a Epson Work Force WF-7720?
I think so. T6711 Maintenance Ink Tank is for Epson Workforce WF-3540 WF-3620 WF-3640 -WF7110 WF-7210 WF-7710 WF-7720 WF-7510 WF-7610 WF-7620 ET-16500
Can you please help me? My printer printed fine until my magenta nozzle in the printhead broke off. I ordered a new one and installed it per your video. Now it wont print at all, is there anything more I can do? Ive run a nozzle check and cleaned the print heads and it doesnt print anything at all on a nozzle head check. i have the epson wf-7620
I have the same problem!
Hi Kevin , great video, I have seen printhead son Alibaba or from the same area in China my issues is the reviews all say the received none working units.
How much can you sell me one for.
My unit is a 7610
Thank you Kevin I hope to hear from you soon.
Love your videos
The printhead of Epson wf 7210 is equal to Epson wf 7610??
Excellent! Thank you.
Hi Kevin. Is it the same for wf-7720 ?
Did you ever figure out if it’s the same for your 6620?
wondering if anyone else had this problem::: I followed your instructions and changed my printhead. When I ran a nozzle check the only pattern that printed was black... even after several head cleanings. while doing this I cleaned my old printhead so I decided to put that one back in and see what would happen. Well now the only pattern that is printing is magenta and no other color. What is happening? Is it something other than the printhead problem?
One year later, I'm back. Apparently all replacement heads are not the same. I ordered one for $60, (Epson charges $250) it says made in China on it which must be where Epson sources its heads, and looks identical to the original. When I installed it, I got a prompt that the head had been replaced and to do a nozzle check. When attempting a nozzle check, I was given a error 031008. I took the head out, checked the cables and positioning, put the head back in and made sure the ink tanks were seated and the contacts on them clean. No change, still error 031008. Thinking that my Epson WF7710 might be able to detect a non-Epson-supplied head, I reinstalled the original head. No error. Now I must pay the same amount for a replacement head as I paid for the printer? It sure looks that way.