I always have mine plugged in and I got the yellow out problem. I would not call it a clog either since nobody has any answer for what is going on including HP who really don't care about supporting the DJ130. The tech who monitors the HP forum, Carl Hening will just tell you to pront a diagnostic and that its a printhead failure. --- In [email protected], "bolin_greg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Morrie Portnoff > <chelsea13313@> wrote: > > > > Yep I always thought there was a heater. But in either case heater > or power supply the heads are warm. The one time I unplugged the > machine for an extended period of time the yellow print head went on > me. Coincidence??? > > > That happened to me too - I always would unplug the printer at the end > of the day to avoid the heat. I came back from a 2 week vacation and > the yellow printhead was clogged beyond repair - one of only 2 clogged > heads in 2 years. >
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