How do I get rid of the lines in my printing of pictures

If you cannot get rid of the stripes, it is time to replace the print head.

You can order another 30 series print head by contacting Kodak at the phone number listed here:
http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/Consumer_Products/Inkjet_Products/Replacement_Parts.htm

Hope that helps,
Bax

I have a Canon printer. Whenever pictures or text gets a double or blurry image I open the printer solutions menu. It sounds as though there is a problem with inkjet alignment. By clicking the realignment button the printer will automatically realign the jets. I usually test the alignment by printing a page from that program. All the line segments should line up.

Try using the HP Print Diagnostic Utility in Windows - HP Customer Care (United States - English)


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black lines come only when the lcd is damaged due to dropping or jerking. You will have to change the lcd if you wan't to get rid of them. No those won't appear in the printed pictures.

it cant be fixed BUT it doesnt mess up your pics wen u print them off

You need a new printer cartridge. Let me know if you need anymore help.

hardrocko

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This is probably a problem with your LCD monitor or the connections to it. Does the blue line show in all situations such as record, playback, and menu mode?
Test your monitor by plugging into your camera the TV cord that came with your camera. Connect to a TV and use it as a monitor when your camera is on. be sure to switch to the TV to channel three or video to get a picture. Check the different screen modes: record, play, and menu. If the blue line does not appear on the TV then there is damage to your monitor or its connections. My guess is you won't see the blue line on your TV since you get good prints. If you are on warranty, get it fixed. Otherwise, you have a choice between paying for a repair or living with it. Good luck.

Thats on the drum, time for a new cartridge.  The equial distance of the marks on the right side of the page point to the drum  which I presume is built into the toner cartidge.  

  

two things can cause this, one you could be running out of ink,two the picture is too large for its low resolution print out.try just printing in 4by6 or 3by5 format and see what you get.good luck. i hope i helped.

Did you check the sensors?