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  • b1406
    Technician

    50+ Posts
    • May 2008
    • 51

    #1

    [Misc] Hp cm 6030 poor color printing

    I have a HP cm6030 mfp which was not used for a long time.
    Now is back to work the black copies are fine,the color copies are very poor except blue,I tried raise the tone in admin menu still the same
    the drum cartridges are used about 35% so they have a lot of life remaining.
    Can any one help me to correct the color quality copies.
    Thank you
  • Iowatech
    Not a service manager

    2,500+ Posts
    • Dec 2009
    • 3930

    #2
    Re: Hp cm 6030 poor color printing

    If the machine wasn't stored in a climate controlled environment, the yellow and magenta cartridges probably got cooked and need to be replaced.
    Might not hurt to get the black and cyan cartridges conveniently staged as well, as they probably suffered some damage, too.
    On a lighter note, you might just need to use the machine for a while and the colors could come back on their own. This machine wasn't designed to sit idle for long periods of time after all, it was made to run, and running it for a while might be all it needs.
    Still, more likely than not those cartridges need to be replaced.

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    • JustManuals
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      5,000+ Posts
      • Jan 2006
      • 9838

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      Re: Hp cm 6030 poor color printing

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      • b1406
        Technician

        50+ Posts
        • May 2008
        • 51

        #4
        Re: Hp cm 6030 poor color printing

        Originally posted by Iowatech
        If the machine wasn't stored in a climate controlled environment, the yellow and magenta cartridges probably got cooked and need to be replaced.
        Might not hurt to get the black and cyan cartridges conveniently staged as well, as they probably suffered some damage, too.
        On a lighter note, you might just need to use the machine for a while and the colors could come back on their own. This machine wasn't designed to sit idle for long periods of time after all, it was made to run, and running it for a while might be all it needs.
        Still, more likely than not those cartridges need to be replaced.
        The toner in cartridges seems to good, I thought if there is any way to raise density of toner, I think to use it for a while before replacing cartridges.
        Thanks

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        • HP:guy
          Trusted Tech

          250+ Posts
          • Feb 2013
          • 279

          #5
          Re: Hp cm 6030 poor color printing

          There is no easy answer or short cut.
          You either need to run a lot of color prints to get the developer charges to where they should beor,
          put in new units.

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          • micko_gm
            Technician
            • May 2008
            • 18

            #6
            Re: Hp cm 6030 poor color printing

            Originally posted by HP:guy
            There is no easy answer or short cut.
            You either need to run a lot of color prints to get the developer charges to where they should beor,
            put in new units.
            If all the suggestions does not work....probably its a dust inside the laser unit (mirrors)

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            • IkeW0491
              Trusted Tech

              100+ Posts
              • Oct 2013
              • 172

              #7
              Re: Hp cm 6030 poor color printing

              Originally posted by b1406
              The toner in cartridges seems to good, I thought if there is any way to raise density of toner, I think to use it for a while before replacing cartridges.
              Thanks
              Hi B1406,

              Like IowaTech and others said, if this machine sat for a while it is probably just that the toner needs time to build back up to proper charge level.

              These toner cartridges and drums can become caked from humidity or if the climate is over hot, it can also cause issues with them.

              Your best bet is to try and run it for awhile, see if the density comes back, if not then replace the drums and cartridges with new ones

              I would suggest that your get all new drums and cartridges (all 4 colors), best not to try using the older ones with new ones.

              Hope this helps

              IKE

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