The Epson PX720WD is a widely used Epson printer. Like many Epson devices, it can stop printing when the internal waste ink counter reaches its predefined limit.

The Epson PX720WD tracks waste ink with an internal counter. Because it is an estimate (not a physical sensor), it may trigger before the pads are actually full.

Why the Epson PX720WD Stops Printing (Waste Counter Limit)

Most Epson PX720WD waste ink counter locks are solved by a software counter reset. Wic Reset Connect provides a straightforward procedure.

How the Error Appears

• ‘Service Required’ / service life message in driver or utility
• Maintenance/support code (varies by model/driver)
• Printing stops after cleaning cycles
• Warning repeats after restarting the printer

Reset Epson PX720WD Waste Ink Counter in 3 Steps

1. Step 1: Connect Epson PX720WD to a Windows computer with a stable Internet connection using a USB cable.
2. Step 2: Start Wic Reset Connect in Administrator mode and wait until Epson PX720WD appears in the device list.
3. Step 3: Paste the reset key, click Reset, and after completion power-cycle Epson PX720WD.

Most Epson PX720WD waste counter resets finish in ~1–2 minutes.

What You Need

• Windows 7/8/10/11 PC
• USB connection required (Wi-Fi reset not supported)
• Valid Wic Reset Connect reset key
• Stable Internet connection during reset

If the Printer Is Not Detected

• Temporarily disable VPN/proxy if validation fails.
• Try another USB cable (some cables are charge-only).
• Run the app as Administrator.
• Close Epson Status Monitor or other printer utilities.
• Use a direct USB connection (avoid hubs).

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