How to: Factory Reset the Epson TM-U220 printer
Reset the printer to factory defaults to wipe any existing configurations.
Turn the printer OFF
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Turn the printer upside down
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Locate the Network Adapters on the rear underside of the printer. The small black dot below or above the yellow label is the Network Status Button
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Turn the printer right side up Use the tip of a pen or a paperclip to depress and hold the Network Status Button Turn the printer ON while continuing to hold the Network Status Button
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The printer will make a mechanical noise and print a sheet indicating it is in the process of resetting to factory defaults
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Wait until a small receipt with the below information prints (this can take about 60 seconds) ******************************* IP Address : 192.168.192.168 SubnetMask : 255.255.255.0 Gateway : 0.0.0.0 DHCP : No Server -> Static *******************************
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