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here i am providing youa link which may help you but it is not your printer model but i am sure the procedure is similar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztBnq71jfCA

Ink: 6 Color Epson Photographic Dye Inks

you can use pigment inks in your 10000...

1. Turn the Printer off.
2. Press and hold the [Paper Source] + [Cut/Eject] + [Paper Feed] buttons while powering up the printer. Release the buttons when the VIEW COUNTERS MENU is displayed.
3. Press the [Select Type] button until you see SERVICE CONGIF MENU in the display.
4. Press the [Item] button until you see NPD= in the display.
5. There are three values that can be set for the EDMODE value
   They are: 0 = Null (This is the mode that disables the chip recognition) X = EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA N = ASIA AND REST OF THE WORLD Use the [Paper Feed +] or [Paper Feed -] buttons to make your selection.
   Press [Enter] when completed.
6. Power the printer off.
7. Power the printer back on.

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have you correctly replace the waste ink

Running an Initial Fill Cycle:

The initial fill cycle is accessed in the “self diagnostic mode” menu. To get to the self diagnostic mode menu, turn off your printer, and turn it back on while holding down the following three buttons:

Paper Feed UP

Paper Feed DOWN

Cut/Eject

Navigate through the maintenance mode until you see “Cleaning: Init. Fill.” Press the Enter button to begin the Initial Fill Cycle.

Turn off the printer to exit the maintenance mode.

Ink change steps:

1. Verify that the printer is working properly with Epson ink before you attempt this ink change procedure. Fix any printer- or print quality-related problems before proceeding.

2. Remove the Epson ink cartridges and install the set of flush cartridges. Turn the printer off.

3. Run an initial fill cycle (see below). Print a test image and/or nozzle check pattern to verify that the printer is now printing with a definite pink tint. You may see other colors in the output at this point. Turn the printer off overnight or preferably longer, to allow the PiezoFlush fluid to help dissolve any residual color ink.

4. Run a second initial fill cycle with the PiezoFlush fluid. Turn the printer off again, for at least overnight.

5. Repeat the previous step, for a total of three initial fill cycles with PiezoFlush.

7. Run three initial fill cycles, one after the other. It is not necessary to let the printer sit between cycles when putting ink in the printer, and you may run the three initial fill cycles in rapid succession. After the third initial fill cycle, turn the printer off and back on, to exit the maintenance menu.

8. Print and evaluate a nozzle check pattern. If it is good, proceed to linearize your printer, using Studioprint RIP. Your linearization target should not show any residual color.

The maintenance reset procedure for Epson Stylus Pro 4000.

1. Turn off the printer
2. Hold down the three leftmost arrow buttons [left-arrow] [down-arrow] [up-arrow]
3. Turn on the printer
4. Release the buttons
5. A new menu will appear
6. Press the up/down arrows to get to the "Clear Counters" menu
7. Press RIGHT
8. Press the up/down arrows to get the "Maintenance Tank" menu
9. Clear the counter.
10. Turn off printer.
11. When you restart the printer, the maintenance tank should indicate 'Empty'

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Items needed before you begin:

· Set of PiezoFlush cartridges,

· Set of Piezography K6 ink cartridges,

· A 10000 archival ink printer, in good working order (if you have a dye ink printer, read the information in the above section).

Note about waste ink pads in your printer: The steps below require you to run several initial fill cycles, which will deposit a lot of fluid into your printer’s waste pad. Depending on how full the waste pads are when you begin, you may fill them up during this process. When the waste ink level counter reaches a “full” count, the printer will stop working until the pads can be replaced. This is generally a procedure performed by Epson-certified repair technicians. If your waste pads fill up during this process, you will need to address it before you can continue using your printer. The waste ink counter is a function of the printer design, and something that all Epson printer users may have to face at some point during their printer’s lifetime. Newer model printers (9600, 9800, for example), contain user-replaceable waste ink tanks (called maintenance tanks). The 10000 and other similar vintage large format printers use internal waste ink pads.

then you have to follow my previous answer

Ink change steps:

1. Verify that the printer is working properly with Epson ink before you attempt this ink change procedure. Fix any printer- or print quality-related problems before proceeding.

2. Remove the Epson ink cartridges and install the set of flush cartridges. Turn the printer off.

3. Run an initial fill cycle (see below). Print a test image and/or nozzle check pattern to verify that the printer is now printing with a definite pink tint. You may see other colors in the output at this point. Turn the printer off overnight or preferably longer, to allow the PiezoFlush fluid to help dissolve any residual color ink.

4. Run a second initial fill cycle with the PiezoFlush fluid. Turn the printer off again, for at least overnight.

5. Repeat the previous step, for a total of three initial fill cycles with PiezoFlush.

7. Run three initial fill cycles, one after the other. It is not necessary to let the printer sit between cycles when putting ink in the printer, and you may run the three initial fill cycles in rapid succession. After the third initial fill cycle, turn the printer off and back on, to exit the maintenance menu.

8. Print and evaluate a nozzle check pattern. If it is good, proceed to linearize your printer, using Studioprint RIP. Your linearization target should not show any residual color.