I went 6 months always unplugging my 130 after use with no ill effects, 
sometimes leaving it 2-3 weeks between use, still no ill effects at all.
I now leave it plugged in - just in case. 

Can  you help with this:
I am using a DeskJet 130 to print poster sized A1 prints straight from CS3 onto 
HP Universal High Gloss Photo paper (Q1426A) on a roll.
The problem is that blacks turn out a brownish color – I am pretty sure it is 
combining the other colors to make black and not using the black cartridge at 
all, judging by the low rate of black ink consumption.
Can you spot what I am doing wrong?
These are the settings I am using in the following dialogue boxes:

PAGE SETUP:     
DJ130
Paper size D/A1 ArchD on the roll
Match print colors (box checked)

PRINT:          
Color Management Dialogue box:
Document (Profile AdobeRGB (1998)) (Button checked)
Color handling: Photoshop manages colors
Printer profile: HP DJ 30.90/130 – Photo Gloss  drv.
Rendering Intent: Relative colorimetric.
Black point Compensation (box checked)

2nd PRINT DIALOGUE BOX
Paper Type: Photo paper- Photo Gloss.
Quality: Best
Color: Application Managed Colors
Source: Roll

INK
Max Detail (box checked)

Any suggestions gratefully received!

John Sibley




      

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