The Epson L3256 Resetter, often referred to as the Adjustment Program or AdjProg, is a third-party software utility used to resolve maintenance errors when the printer's internal waste ink counter reaches its limit. Common Issues Solved
This tool primarily addresses errors that prevent the printer from functioning even if hardware components are physically intact:
"Service Required" or "Ink Pad at end of service life" messages.
Red lights blinking (specifically the ink and paper lights flashing alternately). Error codes such as E-11, 0x97, or 5B00. How to Use the Resetter Epson L3256 Resetter
While specific steps vary by software version, the general process for the L3256 involves these steps:
Preparation: Connect the printer via USB and disable antivirus software, as these tools are often incorrectly flagged as malware.
Model Selection: Open the software and select the model. Since the L3256 is part of the same family, many programs require you to select the L3250 model name. The Epson L3256 Resetter , often referred to
Adjustment Mode: Choose Particular Adjustment Mode and then select Waste Ink Pad Counter.
Initialize: Check the boxes for "Main Pad Counter" and "Platen Pad Counter," then click Initialize to reset the values to 0%.
Restart: Turn the printer off and then back on when prompted to finalize the reset. Risks and Safety When you should (and shouldn’t) reset
The Epson L3256 Resetter is a software utility (typically an .exe file for Windows or a program for macOS) that resets this digital counter back to zero. It tells the printer, "The pad has been cleaned or replaced, start counting from zero again."
Important Note: The resetter does not physically clean or replace the pad. It only resets the electronic counter.
When faced with this error, you have two choices: pay a technician or use the resetter yourself.
On the Epson L3256, the waste ink pad is located at the bottom right corner under the print head parking station. To access it: