Epson ME-400 Reset Waste Ink Counter

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Fix Epson ME-400 Service Required – Waste Counter Reset

Epson ME-400 Waste Ink Counter Reset

The Epson ME-400 is a widely used Epson printer. Like many Epson devices, it can stop printing when the internal waste ink counter reaches its predefined limit.

During head cleaning and maintenance cycles, excess ink is routed to internal absorber pads. The Epson ME-400 uses a software counter to estimate pad saturation and locks printing at a set threshold.

What Causes the Epson ME-400 Ink Pad Counter Warning?

A service visit is often unnecessary. Wic Reset Connect allows a safe Epson ME-400 waste counter reset in minutes.

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 ME-400 Waste Ink Counter in 3 Steps

  1. Step 1: Prepare a Windows PC + USB cable and connect Epson ME-400 directly. Keep Internet enabled for validation.
  2. Step 2: Open Wic Reset Connect with admin privileges and verify device recognition for Epson ME-400.
  3. Step 3: Paste the reset key, click Reset, and after completion power-cycle Epson ME-400.

Most Epson ME-400 waste counter resets finish in ~1–2 minutes.

Before You Begin

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

FAQ

How long does it take?
Usually about 1–2 minutes.
Do I need a service center?
Typically not for a waste ink counter lock; a reset is usually sufficient.
What if reset doesn’t work?
Check USB cable/port, run as admin, and close other printer utilities.
Can I reset over Wi-Fi?
No. The reset requires a USB connection to a Windows PC.

Guide prepared for Epson ME-400 – Waste Ink Counter Reset using Wic Reset Connect.

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