Epson has endured bad publicity the past few weeks as users, websites, and right-to-repair activists condemned the company for designing its printers to eventually stop functioning, highlighting just how big of a problem printers continue to be in the fight for the right to repair.Īccording to the Fight to Repair newsletter, Epson printers-including the 元60, L130, L220, 元10, 元65, and potentially others-may suddenly display a message saying that they have reached the end of their service life and then stop printing. Some models will abruptly brick, even if they seem to be working fine, because the ink pads are supposedly too saturated.
Epson printers have had a nasty little issue for years.
