It’s a service tool (usually for Windows) that resets the printer’s internal waste ink counter. It does NOT physically clean or replace ink pads, but it allows the printer to function again.
Here’s a detailed, safe, and informative post: Epson PM245 Adjustment Program – Reset Waste Ink Pad Counter (Blogger Guide)
Here’s what you need to know about the Epson PM245 adjustment program.
Have you successfully reset your PM245? Let me know in the comments.
If your Epson PM245 printer is showing “Service Required” or flashing lights and refusing to print, the waste ink pad counter has likely reached its limit. The official solution is replacing the pads and resetting the counter with the Adjustment Program.