I see the same thing on all my B&W prints.

Morrie Portnoff wrote:

I have had the same thing occur.  Looking forward to hearing solutions.

Morrie Portnoff
Nunavik Graphics
Digital Design & Print Centre
Pointe-Claire (Montreal) Quebec Canada
Tel: 514-428-8994
Fax: 514-428-8995
Blog: http://morrieportnoff.blogspot.com/

--- On *Tue, 10/28/08, Michael Keller /<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:

    From: Michael Keller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
    Subject: [HPDesignJet_Printers] HP DJ130 color shift at edge of print
    To: "hpdesignjet_printers" <[email protected]>
    Received: Tuesday, October 28, 2008, 2:31 PM

    I reported this problem on here before, now I return with samples.

    I'm printing on Premium Plus Photo Paper, in this case satin. I'm
    doing BW prints for National Register nominations from other people's
    photos. The images are converted to grayscale in Photoshop, and then I
    use the HP130 Best BW driver downloaded from the site. I print a
    couple and then I start to see a red or magenta fringe enter the side
    of the print.

    http://www.wvcultur e.org/stuff/ hp130.jpg
    <http://www.wvculture.org/stuff/hp130.jpg>
    100% crop of the right edge of the print.

    It shows up on either edge or both edges. A soft head cleaning will
    make it go away fro a few prints. I switch to print in grayscale in
    the driver and it will still show up.

    I've replaced four heads this week and several of the inks carts that
    were low but not out. The paper has been calibrated.

    Printhead Information:

    Out of Warranty Date:
    K= 04-19-2010 C= 04-05-2010 M= 01-11-2010 Y= 07-12-2010 LC=
    01-17-2009 LM= 01-31-2009

    What is a "scan axis shutdown?"

    Scan Axis Shutdown:
    K= No C= No M= No Y= No LC= Yes LM= No

    Ink Consumed Printhead:
    K= 0 cc ( 0 %) C= 1 cc ( 0 %) M= 1 cc ( 0 %) Y= 4 cc ( 2 %) LC= 94
    cc ( 47 %) LM= 10 cc ( 5 %)
    Usage Time Printhead:
    K= 1 days C= 4 days M= 4 days Y= 4 days LC= 431 days LM= 13 days
    Ink Consumed Cartridge:
    K= 22 cc ( 30 %) C= 3 cc ( 10 %) M= 1 cc ( 3 %) Y= 3 cc ( 4 %) LC=
    7 cc ( 9 %) LM= 27 cc ( 37 %)

    Printhead history:
    K:


    #1 - Inserted - 0 cc ( 0%) - 1 days - Max. Recovery Level 1
    #2 - Inserted - 77 cc ( 38%) - 969 days - Max. Recovery Level 2
    #3 - Non genuine - 0 cc ( 0%) - 0 days - Max. Recovery Level 0

    C:


    #1 - Inserted - 1 cc ( 0%) - 4 days - Max. Recovery Level 1
    #2 - Non genuine - 0 cc ( 0%) - 0 days - Max. Recovery Level 0
    #3 - Inserted - 56 cc ( 28%) - 966 days - Max. Recovery Level 2

    M:


    #1 - Inserted - 1 cc ( 0%) - 4 days - Max. Recovery Level 1
    #2 - Non genuine - 0 cc ( 0%) - 0 days - Max. Recovery Level 0
    #3 - Inserted - 55 cc ( 27%) - 966 days - Max. Recovery Level 2

    Y:


    #1 - Inserted - 4 cc ( 2%) - 4 days - Max. Recovery Level 1
    #2 - Non genuine - 0 cc ( 0%) - 0 days - Max. Recovery Level 0
    #3 - Inserted - 201 cc (100%) - 966 days - Max. Recovery Level 2

    LC:


    #1 - Inserted - 94 cc ( 47%) - 431 days - Max. Recovery Level 2
    #2 - Faulty - 0 cc ( 0%) - 0 days - Max. Recovery
    Level 0 Error Code:0418
    #3 - Faulty - 152 cc ( 76%) - 539 days - Max. Recovery
    Level 1 Error Code:0425

    LM:


    #1 - Inserted - 10 cc ( 5%) - 13 days - Max. Recovery Level 1
    #2 - Non genuine - 0 cc ( 0%) - 0 days - Max. Recovery Level 0
    #3 - Faulty - 254 cc (127%) - 957 days - Max. Recovery
    Level 2 Error Code:0529

    Got no idea what the "non genuine" stuff is, all of the ink and heads
    have been bought in HP original packaging. The LM head was replaced 2
    weeks ago, the LC head (I guess) is over a year old but still in date.

    Firmware Version: V.29.12.FF
    Date Manufactured: 12/2005

    Help greatly appreciated.

    Mike


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