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Unfortunately many printers waste a ton of ink due to print head maintenance. Have you considered using a 3rd party ink? Precision Colors is offering a solution for your printer, you should reach out to them to see what they can do to help you... Good luck!

For what it's worth, I ordered a set of refillable cartridges from Precisioncolors for my Epson WF 3640. They work perfectly and I've already refilled the colors twice... so much better than the HP printer I was using prior. Highly recommend... also no firmware bombs from HP to worry about...

I agree with "The Hat" on this one... ask for Mike at Precisioncolors, he's a great guy and really knows his stuff.

Most water based inks are non toxic, non flammable, and non hazardous but the last place you want to dump them is down the drain... it's best you turn all waste ink into a solid if possible. One way you can due this is with potato starch... Example: the old Iris Plotters contained a plastic...

I've been told there is software available that allows users to bypass the barcode.

Speaking of 3rd party inks... Epson is really shooting themselves in the foot here. Yes they are getting money up front at $400 a pop. But who in their right mind is going to buy OEM ink when they can buy dye based inks, pigment inks, or dye sub inks from aftermarket ink makers. It will be...

Ink on the brain?