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On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 21:25:23 -0700, "Bob Headrick" <>
wrote: > >"Carol" <> wrote in message >news:... >> did everything you told me went thru clean, intermediate clean, prime >> test page etc. even went into M.S Word typed in words and used the >> colors I wanted to print them in, the Yellow prints out as green, the >> pink looks like a browny pink, dk red and dk yellow are brown, red is a >> brown color. I have tried everything 3 x's and still getting the same >> results, even on a test page not all the colors are showing. > >You have a defective cartridge. If it is an HP original cartridge and still in >warranty as shown at: >http://www.hp.com/cposupport/printer.../bpa02014.html then return it >to your dealer or call HP for a replacement. You can verify it is the >cartridge by running a diagnostic self-test as shown at: >http://www.hp.com/cposupport/printer...html#P128_4385 . If >the nozzle patterns have colors other than cyan, magenta and yellow it is an >indication that the colors have mixed together and the cartridge will need to >be replaced. > >Regards, >Bob Headrick, not speaking for my employer HP > She could try printing a few full pages of each of solid cyan, magenta and yellow, using the "Best" (highest resolution) option -- to see if these primaries tend to clean up at all. Ray |