1. Buy a chip resetter for your printer. In most cases, these resetters are made to work with a number of printer types from a certain manufacturer. For example, a $6.95 chip resetter from inksupply.com works with most Epson desktop printers. Click on the name of your printer manufacturer in the left column and click on your printer model on the following page.
2. Take the chip resetter out of all its packaging. Remove the sticker, if any, from the center.
3. Set the bottom or back of your ink cartridge--wherever the copper square is--into the chip resetter. This will be either another square or a series of thin pins. If it's the pin style, push the cartridge in gently and wiggle it side to side if there's some resistance--don't force it in.
4. Hold the cartridge in the resetter for a minute or so. This resets the information on the chip, including the expiration date and low-ink levels.
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