A: Yes. Epson considers tampering with the service counters a void of warranty. Only use this tool if your warranty has already expired.
Open the extracted folder and run AdjProg.exe as administrator.
reaches its maximum limit, effectively locking the printer to prevent ink overflow. Key Features
The Adjustment Program (often called AdjProg) is an internal utility tool originally meant for Epson authorized service centers. The "portable" version is a cracked or standalone application that does not require formal installation on your computer. Resets the Waste Ink Pad Counter to 0%. Fixes: epson m100 resetter adjustment program tool portable
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| Error Code | Meaning | Likely Cause | |------------|---------|---------------| | 0x69 | Waste ink pad counter overflow | Tool failed to reset, or counter limit reached again | | 0x9A | EEPROM write failure | Incompatible resetter version | | 0x78 | Fatal mainboard error | Tool corrupted EEPROM | | Blinking power + error LEDs (alternating) | Service required | Need reset | | Solid error LED | Hardware failure | Waste ink pad full and tool not used correctly |
Every cleaning cycle pumps a specific amount of ink into these pads, and an internal digital counter increments. A: Yes
Can be run directly from a USB stick, making it highly portable.
: The most common use is to reset the "Main Pad Counter" to 0%, allowing the printer to resume operation. Maintenance Tools
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A: Yes. Epson considers tampering with the service counters a void of warranty. Only use this tool if your warranty has already expired.
Open the extracted folder and run AdjProg.exe as administrator.
reaches its maximum limit, effectively locking the printer to prevent ink overflow. Key Features
The Adjustment Program (often called AdjProg) is an internal utility tool originally meant for Epson authorized service centers. The "portable" version is a cracked or standalone application that does not require formal installation on your computer. Resets the Waste Ink Pad Counter to 0%. Fixes:
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| Error Code | Meaning | Likely Cause | |------------|---------|---------------| | 0x69 | Waste ink pad counter overflow | Tool failed to reset, or counter limit reached again | | 0x9A | EEPROM write failure | Incompatible resetter version | | 0x78 | Fatal mainboard error | Tool corrupted EEPROM | | Blinking power + error LEDs (alternating) | Service required | Need reset | | Solid error LED | Hardware failure | Waste ink pad full and tool not used correctly |
Every cleaning cycle pumps a specific amount of ink into these pads, and an internal digital counter increments.
Can be run directly from a USB stick, making it highly portable.
: The most common use is to reset the "Main Pad Counter" to 0%, allowing the printer to resume operation. Maintenance Tools