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How to Reset Epson L4260 Printer Link An Epson L4260 printer can lose its link to your Wi-Fi network or computer after a router change, a firmware update, or a sudden power outage. When the network link breaks, the printer goes offline and refuses to print. Reseting the network link clears the old, corrupted configuration and establishes a fresh, stable connection.
Click on the Select button. In the drop-down menu, choose the L4260 as your model name. Leave the port setting to "Auto Selection" and click OK .
This method forces the network adapter to clear its NVRAM (non-volatile memory), removing any corrupted link data.
If your printer disconnected from your computer, mobile device, or router, resetting the network settings will allow you to establish a fresh link. Using the Printer Control Panel your Epson L4260 printer. Press the Home button on the control panel. Use the arrow keys to navigate to Settings and press OK .
After resetting the printer link, you will need to reconfigure the network settings. Here’s what to do next:
Go back to the Waste ink pad counter menu and click Check to verify the counter is back at 0%. Alternative: How to Reset Network/Wi-Fi Settings
If levels still don’t reset, run a (Settings → Maintenance → Power Cleaning). This forces the printer to re-evaluate ink levels.
Reconfigure the connection from the same panel or restart the printer to run a fresh setup. Troubleshooting Persistent Link Issues
Here is the step-by-step process:
This method erases all saved network information, including your Wi-Fi password and connection history. It is the cleanest way to establish a fresh connection.
Resetting the digital counter does not physically clean the ink pads. If you reset the software multiple times without replacing the physical felt pads, ink may eventually leak out of the bottom of the printer. Method 4: Wi-Fi/Network Reset via Buttons
How to Reset Epson L4260 Printer Link An Epson L4260 printer can lose its link to your Wi-Fi network or computer after a router change, a firmware update, or a sudden power outage. When the network link breaks, the printer goes offline and refuses to print. Reseting the network link clears the old, corrupted configuration and establishes a fresh, stable connection.
Click on the Select button. In the drop-down menu, choose the L4260 as your model name. Leave the port setting to "Auto Selection" and click OK .
This method forces the network adapter to clear its NVRAM (non-volatile memory), removing any corrupted link data.
If your printer disconnected from your computer, mobile device, or router, resetting the network settings will allow you to establish a fresh link. Using the Printer Control Panel your Epson L4260 printer. Press the Home button on the control panel. Use the arrow keys to navigate to Settings and press OK .
After resetting the printer link, you will need to reconfigure the network settings. Here’s what to do next:
Go back to the Waste ink pad counter menu and click Check to verify the counter is back at 0%. Alternative: How to Reset Network/Wi-Fi Settings
If levels still don’t reset, run a (Settings → Maintenance → Power Cleaning). This forces the printer to re-evaluate ink levels.
Reconfigure the connection from the same panel or restart the printer to run a fresh setup. Troubleshooting Persistent Link Issues
Here is the step-by-step process:
This method erases all saved network information, including your Wi-Fi password and connection history. It is the cleanest way to establish a fresh connection.
Resetting the digital counter does not physically clean the ink pads. If you reset the software multiple times without replacing the physical felt pads, ink may eventually leak out of the bottom of the printer. Method 4: Wi-Fi/Network Reset via Buttons