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Mauritan
1 year ago

Please read your printer’s manual.

The nozzles could be clogged. If the printer is older, that would be an element of obsolescence. Many are designed to break after about 3 years.

Before you set this up, they want to make you purchase new cartridges at a price that is often higher than a full printer with cartridges.

PS:

I have all inkjets, “all” brands insb. HP.

Today I’m happy with a laser printer from Brother. I never buy HP again, even Epson.

Mauritan
1 year ago
Reply to  Xxxoo56

I’m sorry and – I feel familiar. I’ve been exposed to my tits a few years ago, including new cartridges, because I hated them with all the frying (!).

Note “to give away” and put in front of the door. Be gone soon.

Laser from Brother was my solution. It’s just in the back of the camp because HP pays a lot more commissions, I guess. That’s why they’re in the store. I had ÄRGER with HP, I don’t even fit everything here.

jogibaer
1 year ago

The test sheet seems to be in order.

ano78577
1 year ago

Build the print head and go over with a damp cloth where the ink comes out.

NikkiMM
1 year ago

No.

You also have nozzle cleaning in the printer’s menu. Let them go.

Linuxaffiner
1 year ago

You need to calibrate the nozzles via the printer maintenance software, if available.

LA

Linuxaffiner
1 year ago
Reply to  Xxxoo56

Exactly..

maja0403
1 year ago

It’s not okay.

maja0403
1 year ago
Reply to  Xxxoo56

This is in the operating instructions. I’d do a nozzle cleaning.