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Problem Solved :) I changed out the lm/lc printhead, as well as cleaned the encoder strip. I also changed out the maintenance cartridge since it was at 98%. Not sure which one did the trick, but it's running great now, there's no red hue any more. Thanks everyone for all your help, tips...

Nevermind, I found a video on HPs website. Thanks :)

Interesting..... How do I adjust that info? ..or at very least look into it???

wait, what? what's that???? Quite curious....

Sorry, I misquoted. On the lm/lc it's about 1.5K. I glanced at the wrong number earlier.

The file in photoshop is cmyk. Where it's printing red, there's actually no red in the image at all, it's solid black and percentages of black (It's a faux silver effect). So, being there is no magenta color there, why is it throwing down red ink? The profiles are all premade.

I'm about at 8k right now, so I'm sure I'm due for a printhead change now. However, The printhead test looks near perfect, and at the expense of changing those puppies, I'd perfer not to unless they really need it.

The nozzle test look great, no problems at all. I'll check out the printheads, do a cleaning and see how that goes. Thanks.

I did a color calibration yesterday and everything looked fine. No, I havent done a firmware update in a couple months, nor have I changed anything on the HP, Flexi rip software or the way I'm exporting out of photoshop or illustrator.

I have a HP Latex 310 and it's been printing beautifully for 1 year, having only to change printheads once. recently, for the past couple days, everything I print has a red hue/tint to is, especially when it prints greys. Anyone ever have this issue? Someone on another forum said to print at 6...

Thanks everyone or your insights. I think I'll be going with an Epson Surecolor T3270 24". It seems to have everything I need. Now I need to investigate paper rolls. I'm looking for something cheap, that I can print architectural drawings on. Ideas?

I need thoughts on what folks would print engineering drawings with..what kind/brand/model of printer. Would mostly print in b+w but would also like to print color as well. Nothing fancy, just something simple and easy to use that can print 18X24 and 24X36 sized CAD drawings quickly. It would...

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Please ID oh great font gods.... Thank you,

It was actually required by the city zoning board that these colors were approved for the signage. There were about 8 colors that were approved and the DD colors were 2 of them. I'm like you, I wouldn't want my sign colors to use the same DD colors either, so I'll stay away from them and use the...

So, I finally found out what was up with the colors. 3m Vinyl Orange 3630-3123 and 3M vinyl Magenta 3630-1379 are specific colors made just for Dunkin Donuts. The folks I'm making a sign for share a building with DD and those are their colors. Hmm...learn something new every day. Just thought...

That's a possibility, or a typo.... Thanks. I'll go back to them and confirm color #'s.