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But, the mk-r print head is new, ive done the print head main cycles,it got worse,
Can there be something else to clean the print heads?
Or another option?
Thank u
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This site won't let me post a pic
But, the mk-r print head is new, ive done the print head main cycles,it got worse,
Can there be something else to clean the print heads?
Or another option?
Thank u
Last edited by digicor; 01-27-2021 at 08:36 PM.
Print the Diagnostic Print from the Image Quality Maintenance menu. That print should show you which printhead(s) are having issues. Compare it to page 144 of the owner's manual. http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05171686
If you're unsure, either scan it or take a clear picture of it and post it here. If you can't post images, put it in Dropbox and post a link, or post it on an image site like Imgur, etc.
Kiran
PS - Since Flash is dead, that seems to break being able to post images. Hopefully the board will get an update to fix that.
Ah, you can attach a file to your post using the 'Manage Attachments' button down below the message edit window.
Kiran
no matter what i do the attachment just fails...
can i email you the pics?Originally Posted by Kiran Otter
according to the man, it my be the paper , i have it set to plain, which it is... but the man says there is a setting for "sensitive paper" ill try this and get back to this blog
take a paper towel fold it to fit in PH track
wet with Simple Green
park head over the paper towel.. let sit 30-40 mins
go and clean out the service station area .. check for nicks in capping rubbers.
remove the towel and do test prints
works on all the major brands of inkjet based lifeforms
okay, fyi the service station is new, and been replaced recently..
are you following the SIZE guidelines? https://www.copytechnet.com/forums/faq.php
ok then follow my trick to clean the print heads
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