HP LaserJet 6L Printer "printing light grey" Questions

light when printing at 212 lpi but is correct when printing at 141 lpi. For example, grey 50% when printed at 141 lpi comes out correct, but grey 50% when printed at 212 lpi come out at appox grey 30%

...printing lighter greys and converting light colors to light greys. I thought it was running out of toner so replaced with new cartridge. It still has the same problem. What would cause this? replace ...

grey horizontal line appear top, middle and lower part of the paper and something it print ok but occcasionally this thing appear If this a P2035 printer using a toner cart with a drum in it. The drum

...light grey water mark-as if water-washed The print on the page is lighter than normal as well. The grey water-wash effect is noticeable because there is a veritcal white strip 1/8" wide at the far ...

...light grey background on all pages when printing from our 2600n. And recently it also started leaving a 3" blue streak down the middle of the page. On July 28th trina5901 posted a similar problem, ...

...light black printing, it is color in layers to give the visual impression of light black or grey. Greyscale printing is only printable in a color printer, and does not use any black ink in its ...

grey marble look to the page and mid-light yellow splotches all over the page. Open the door and wiped the belt of, which was covered in yellow. It printed 5 or so pages fine and no back to the yellow

...light grey vertical streaks I have very light vertical streaking on the face of the printed page in all areas - printed and white areas. It is very faint but noticeable, there are no crisp defined ...

light grey vertical line printing on left side of paper used the cleaning cycle and line in now doubled Try rotating the page 180 degree it is in the advanced options. It worked for me on one system.

...printing out in light gray. I've cleaned the rollers as best I can. Any answers? Two possibilities: 1. your toner cartridge is empty or 2. your setup in Word or whatever you use specify grey instead ...