The colour is pink - Televison & Video

Screen colours are "additive".
They take some amount of each of the 3 "primary" colours, to make a specific colour. For example, 100% + 100% + 100% gives "white". Getting "pink" when you expect "white" means that you are getting 0% instead of 100% of one of the 3 colours.
Bad screen, or partially-broken cable between the "motherboard" and the screen.

PINK is a mixture of just two of the three "primary" colours.
WHITE is a mixture of all three "primary" colours.

So, your monitor is NOT producing one of those primary colours. or is not producing the right "mix" to get from RED to DUSTY ROSE to PALE ROSE to WHITE colours.

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Your printer mixes the 3 colours in the tri-colour ink-cartridge to achieve each colour.

So, printing in 'PINK' suggests that one of the other 2 "primary" colours is OUT-OF-INK.

Replace the ink-cartridge.

Printers usually have three PRIMARY colours: YELLOW, PINK, BLUE.

So, if you have no YELLOW or BLUE ink, what's left is PINK.

first reset the settings to factory default. then swap out the cable. if you still have trouble, replace the colorwheel.

No problem

Bought a new printer....

Hi there!
May be that the colour Amp is at fault or the tube is busy failing. Commonly it would be the colour Amp (Dry joints or faulty drivers). The Green is dead. I have had cases where power surge can magnetise the tube to such an extend that the whole picture will show one colour. In your case I doubt it very much. Good Luck,JUS004