Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) products are configured to print only the amount of ink held within the product. Within the compatible industry, it is quite common that the compatible ink cartridges holds more ink that the OEM. Therefore, once the printer has printed its recognised quota of pages, the printer will automatically prompt you to change the inkjet cartridge. If you turn the printer off and then back on again, this may overcome the signal and printing will resume until the ink supply is depleted.
Many new Epson printers have the function of automatic record. If the old cartridge is not entirely used up and is replaced by a new cartridge, the computer will continue recording on the basic data. When the total reaches a pre-stipulated amount of ink consumption, the printer will automatically stop printing. Try and ensure the old cartridge is used up before replacement, (take it out only when the indicator light is on). Try opening the cartridge clip and closing it again to refresh the printer record, but do not take the cartridge out. If the printer still doesn't work after this operation, stop the printer to avoid any damage.
The printer mistakes the fact that there are small air bubbles in the print nozzle of the cartridge as meaning "no ink". Run the cleaning procedure several times. During this process the printer's pumping facilitates the inkjets. If the printing has not improved even after running the cleaning process several times keep the inkjet cartridge in the printer for several hours to improve the printing quality