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Old July 5th 08, 08:13 PM posted to comp.periphs.printers
John Keiser
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The printer initializes very slowly and the scan function seems to hang.
Is there a maintenace mode or reset key combination that might restore this
to factory settings?
Thank you.

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Old July 7th 08, 12:52 PM posted to comp.periphs.printers
Arthur Entlich
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You might want to check the manual for a reset to default settings. If
none can be found, try unplugging it from the AC for several hours and
try it and see if anything improved. There may be a mechanical or
electronic failure occurring which may be responsible for the slow response.

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John Keiser wrote:
The printer initializes very slowly and the scan function seems to hang.
Is there a maintenace mode or reset key combination that might restore this
to factory settings?
Thank you.

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Old July 7th 08, 07:05 PM posted to comp.periphs.printers
John Keiser
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This is my first Epson.
The manual tells me nothing about resetting default parameters.
On other Epson models I thought I had read something about pressing several
keys along with the power button to get into a service mode.
If this is an Epson way of doing things, I was thinking the same might work
for this model but haven't found the correct key combination yet.
Thank you.
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Old July 8th 08, 11:57 AM posted to comp.periphs.printers
Arthur Entlich
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You are correct that the earlier models did have a reset procedure
via the front panel. They may still although it may no longer be
published. I would expect if you were to email Epson they could either
instruct you how to do so, if it is still an option, or at least give
you a list of the defaults to replicate manually.

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John Keiser wrote:
This is my first Epson.
The manual tells me nothing about resetting default parameters.
On other Epson models I thought I had read something about pressing several
keys along with the power button to get into a service mode.
If this is an Epson way of doing things, I was thinking the same might work
for this model but haven't found the correct key combination yet.
Thank you.

 




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