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You are going to need the Status Monitor to enable you to see the ink levels otherwise it will be a case of changing cartridges - all at once or one at a time. It is possible that one or more is clogged. Are you able to run a cleaning/maintenance operation or does the red light error prevent the printer from working?

I am curious as to what cartridges you use, do you use genuine epsom or compatable cartridges, I have the same printer and use compatable cartridges and the same happens to me now and again. what i do is remove the cartidge and then replace the same cartidge one at a time ,then charge the cartridge one at a time.when i bought the cartridges the guy in the shop told me they can also rechip the printer Eddie

This may be a driver problem This sounds very much like an internal problem eiter with full waste pads ( a messy Job ) or internal page counters. These can be reset with a little utility from http://www.ssclg.com/epsone.shtml Do ensure you fully understand what you are doing before you use it.You may well find it will need a replacement if the problem cannot be sorted

You do not say what OS you are useing, there may be updateds for the drivers on the Epson Website. download the latest driver for your printer.Then install it with the printer turned off. You will be promrted when to turn it on.

Compatable Ink prices are far lower ( even with PP than the £8 mensioned ) http://www.diskdepot.co.uk/acatalog/EpsonR220Compatible_Ink.html is a company I have used for many years their price for a full set is just over £4 I placed an order for Bulk ink ( I use a CISS ) plus some discs which arrived the next day

But I would advise sorting the problem before wasteing money on ink