Color doc tones whole page, black tones blue about an inch strip at top of page.
SOURCE: HP 4si
Hi, When I've worked on printers with this problem in the past it usually comes from the high voltage power supply going bad. There is also a low voltage power supply that runs everything except the actual printing so your printer will still operate without any errors but the print quality will go bad. The high voltage power supply is located under the bottom of the printer and it's too hard to replace. I can't advertise for any place on this site, but if you type in the part that you need into a search engine and look for parts on everyone's favorite bidding web site you should find the parts you need. Good luck.
SOURCE: printing black on the entire page.
Have you tried to change the print cartridge as black print is usually down to the print cartridge faulty. The other possibility is that the cartridge contacts are dirty or broken.
Hope this helps
Cheers J
SOURCE: Color Quality is not so great anymore
Sounds like the machine needs to be cleaned. Probably a heavy use machine that has quite a bit of ink spray build up on the inside. I would imagine your service station has quite a bit of ink build up in it as well possibly causing the cartridges not to be cleaned like they should. A good cleaning cures most of what ails inkjet printers. We would charge $85 in our shop for complete disassembly down to the metal frame and cleaning.
Inkworks
SOURCE: Grey background over entire page.
If toner is getting onto the transfer belt, it can only get there by either being put there intentionally, or leaking.
Failure of Transfer Belt is normally degraded print quality - usually poor density, or a failure of the support behind the belt (usually puncturing the belt), and scoring a drum.
SOURCE: Getting black strip about 9/16"
it may be due to either malfunctioning of the scanner tube within the printer itself or whenever you copy a certain page the lid is not properly pace resulting to excess light on that side giving you black line when the copying is in process
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