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that's weird, for all I know, I have my printer working right now with the NW07K7 firmware If I were you, I would try updating the printer to the latest Epson Firmware and then installing the Chipless one That's true. For the XP-15000, you'll need a physical Chip resetter for the waste tank

nw07k7 is the chipless firmware version. It means that it worked. If you check your ink levels, they should be at 100%

get the one from chiplesssolutions.com The other one is outdated and will make your printer print blank pages. I had this issue, but when I put the right firmware it worked perfectly!

Haha of course! I meant 200$ for the printer, but yeah there's a lot more stuff to get now!

Oh okay I get it now! That's a good thing to know, thank you Yeah I was probably lucky for that one. But I'm from Canada, so maybe here the printers sell out slower on Epson Canada's website cause there's a lot less population than the US. They had only one in stock tho, so good thing I noticed it before it was gone I paid only 200$CA, it was free shipping and since I have a business I will get the taxes back, so basically it only cost 200$CA total. That's a great deal, especially for someone who's just starting out in DTF. Super happy about it I couldn't thank you enough for all your help, I really appreciate it! There will be a learning curve for sure, I gotta figure out everything about maintaining the printer and keeping it clean and running good as much as possible

So you're saying that the software actually makes a difference in the print speed?

Oh well I still want to know why you hate Acro It might help me take a better decision, these software aren't exactly cheap

Okay perfect! I can always try it when unboxing the printer and if it doesn't work don't go through the conversion and then resell it Thank you so much for all your help! I just placed the order! I'm super excited about it You mentioned EKprint, I also know Acrorip is compatible with this printer: is there any advantages of getting one or the other?

Are you sure it would work on the North American version of the printer? I know there's an European version that supports auto-reset chips as well, so if this Chipless fix only works for the European version it won't work with the one I'm looking to buy I just want to make sure I don't buy I printer that wouldn't be compatible for Chipless

I made some research and only found Single-Use Chip refillable cartridges, I didn't find Chipless carts for the XP 1500. It would cost a lot to replace the chips after each refills (from my understanding). That's a bummer...

Got it! I just noticed that Epson Canada is selling a Refurbished XP-15000 printer for only 200$CA on their website, that's very cheap for a A3 capable 6-color printer. Do you think I should go with that instead of the used R3000? I'm running a small custom embroidery shop and I want to get into DTF, so I probably won't be using it that much when starting out

I can ask the person to perform a nozzle check then, but would the results be accurate if the printer has been sitting for a year? If the nozzle check isn't perfect, maybe doing a flush before doing the nozzle check would fix the potential issues, no? In any case, that would be too much trouble when buying from a random person, especially if the person isn't already equipped to do a flush

I tried finding new printers but the ones that everyone are using or discontinued so I can't find any (or they are way too expensive for me). The only one I found new is the Epson l805, but it only prints A4, I'd like a printer that's capable of A3. That's why I'm trying to find a used printer. I'm having discussions with someone near me that's selling their Epson R3000, it seems to be in good condition and hasn't been used a lot. The person said the printer has been sitting for a while tho, I know these printers are not made for sitting, I'm not sure if a good flush would clean it enough? I have absolutely no experiences with inkjet printers, I only had laser printers in my life so it's all new to me I really appreciate your help, thank you so much for your time!

Hi, I am looking to get a printer to convert to DTF. I have made a lot of research, but I'm not sure what are the exact steps for removing the old ink out of a used printer to put DTF inks in. A lot of people here are talking about stuff like putting refillable cartridge and removing rollers and start printing, but that's if you get a new printer. I would assume converting a used one has extra steps? Thank you so much for your help and I hope you're all having an amazing day