Epson L1300 Adjustment Program 69 Hot

Epson L1300 “Adjustment Program 69 Hot” — Causes and Fixes

Is "69 Hot" the same as "Service Required" or "General Error"?

No. Do not confuse them:

2. Faulty or Damaged FFC Cable (Ribbon Cable)

The FFC (Flat Flexible Cable) connects the mainboard to the print head. If this cable is loose, corroded, or has a bent tooth, it sends incorrect voltage to the head. Too much voltage equals too much heat. epson l1300 adjustment program 69 hot

Step 1: Download the Correct Adjustment Program

Search for “Epson L1300 Adjustment Program” (version 1.0.0 or newer). It is widely available on technical forums (e.g., 2manuals, Resetkey). Ensure it matches your exact model (L1300, not L130). Epson L1300 “Adjustment Program 69 Hot” — Causes

Using an adjustment program (generalized steps)

Note: Exact button names and menu labels vary by tool. These are typical steps used by Epson service utilities and third-party reset tools. General Error (often 50H) means a paper jam

  1. Install the adjustment program on Windows (run as Administrator).
  2. Run the program; choose your model (Epson L1300).
  3. Select the correct COM/USB port if prompted.
  4. Choose the function related to “Waste ink pad counter”, “Waste ink absorber”, or similar (often listed under “Maintenance” or “Service”).
  5. Read the current counter values (main pad, encoder, etc.) and save/log them.
  6. If the tool shows an option to “Initialize” or “Reset” the counter, use it. Confirm the action.
  7. Turn the printer off and back on when prompted.
  8. Print a nozzle check or test page to confirm normal operation.

If adjustment program reports error 69 specifically