Mac can't find my EPSON Workforce 610

I tried to print something today.
In addition to being out of cyan, my computer gave me a "filter failed" error.
I removed the printer to try to re-add it and now my mac can't find the printer. I've disconnected the printer and reconnected to our wifi mulitple times. I've restarted the computer AND the printer multiple times. I've renamed my computer in the "System Preferences" > "Sharing" folder and THEN restarted it...again. Nothing.
I'm running out of patience and time. HELP!
I have Macbook Pro 10.8.5. I'm NOT computer literate, so please spell out the fix for me, if possible.
Thanks in advance!

Thank you! That information was definitely helpful.
I haven't tried since my post to get our printer to work (ended up sending my doc to Staples, in the interest of time, and haven't had to print anything since).
Anyway, this morning I replaced our ink and tried printing something. It still wasn't working (but this time, all it said was the printer wasn't connected). I reconnected the printer to the network, then turned it off, restarted our computer, and once the computer was back up, I turned the printer back on.
The printer appeared in our network, again, and my printing job was successful. Yay! I LOVE when technology works. =)

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I have a 2nd gen Macbook Pro. I have installed Pocketmac 4.1.2.5 along with latest patch (installed following 4.1.2.5 install before restart). The pocketmac program will launch, but when it runs sync it comes back and says it can't find the BB device. It also says the USB port doesn't have enough power to charge. I have tried an auto uninstall for pocketmac, a manual uninstall along with removing the two Blackberry.kext files that were suggested.
Other information that might be important. I have password disabled on my bb. I previously installed BB desktop software on the xP virutual machine on this same computer and I WAS ABLE TO SYNC WITH oUTLOOK, BUT THIS DOES me no good trying to sync with the Mac OS side of the machine. I uninstalled the bb desktop software to make sure it was not causing a problem. I have Blue tooth turned off. Before I found out about pocketmac I tried to sync my BB with the built in apple sync and it set up a connection, but said it wasn't supported, so I deleted it to hopefully make sure it wasn't causing a problem.

I am using 2nd gen macbook. I tried Pocket Mac and Missing Sync, but neither would work because I never could establish a connection between computer and blackberry. I tried all kinds of combinations of installs and uninstalls (prob spent 30 hours or more with no visible progress.) I was concerned that all of my initial screwing around might have caused a setting get changed in the system that was never being released or deleted and preventing the BB from connecting, so I decided to try it on a new install of Leopard on another hard drive partition. This way I could test this without having to remove my current installation if I couldn't solve the problem. It took about two hours time to get to the point to find out if the BB would communicate with computer. Most of the time you are just waiting on leopard to install on the new partition. If you know how to do this then skip the next paragraph. Otherwise I tried to give detailed instructions. Once you get the phone and computer talking then you have a chance to get sync programs to work. THis also solved the problem with my BB saying it didn't have enough power to charge when connected to computer. at least this method of problem solving rules out any other program installs on the computer. I have tried rebooting on the original hard drive partition and the same old problems persist. I tried this to make sure something hadn't chaned in the phone that would allow the old installation to work. I plan to erase the old partition if everything still works after I finish installing the rest of my programs. I plan to uses parallels to install xp virtual machine and use blackberry desktop to backup my phone. Others have reported success doing this. I also backed up my machine using time machine before doing anything else to my new install.
Putting Leopard on a new partition
Use disk utility to partition hard drive (name partition and drag the partition to give it maybe 40 gb) and then get apple leopard OS CD and put in CD. turn off computer and hold "C" key down until it comes up with leopard installation. Go through and install on the new hard drive partition. This takes about 2 hours, but you only have to press a couple of keys. Before you restart go to system preferences and change the startup disk to the new partition you created. Restart then immediately click system and select software updates to make sure the latest leopard update (10.5.6) is installed. Allow all these to install and restart.
Setting up to Sync
Install Pocketmac 4.1.2.5 along with the newest driver update before restarting. Restart. Plug in BB and it should at least be seen by system. I was able to get address book synced right away. I didn't have any luck with notes or calendar, so I uninstalled Pocketmac and then did a spotlight search for pocketmac and deleted the two Pocketmac***.plist files and emptied trash. Installed Missing sync. You may be able to skip pocketmac installation, but I thought that might be best way to get newest driver on BB.
Missing Sync - syncing addresses, notes and calendar
Missing sync worked with addresses first just like Pocketmac
I next worked on syncing each of the individual components separately
I had to go into the settings on the calendar to tell it to sync with selected calendar rather than all (select pocketmac only). My blackberry Pearl doesn't have multiple calendars that I know of, so I think that is why it caused me a problem with this. This may not cause yours any difficulty. Do the same with tasks as described for calendars and if it works like mine it will be working. Next on to syncing notes.
Missing sync - syncing notes
I next tried to sync with marknotes. It wouldn't sync at first , but looking at log it kept mentioning a problem with null categories. I assumed this meant that there were not categories assigned to the notes, so I synced my bb with my old computer using blackberry desktop software and selected all the notes and put in the business category. I then resynced and it worked fine. You might be able to categorize all of these using just your BB, but I knew I could do it quickly with my BB desktop software.

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