Printing pink printer used to work, now anything that should be gray is pink.

hi. the printhead may be clogged. perform a deep cleaning in printer properties

Please check out this tutorial from the Hp Official Website...
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This is a step by step instructions on how to install the cartridges.

If you have problem, let me know.

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remove the toner and clean it and also check in the print option gray is not selected

We didn;t fix it but can;t afford to pay to find out the answer, either.

Not knowing what sort of printer you have it's hard to pin-point exactly what the issue may be. Taking an educated guess I'm going to guess that you are using an inkjet of some sort. These printers will often use a combination of the cyan, magenta, and yellow inks to make black and shades of gray, and it is possible to get pink instead of gray if the cyan and and yellow are to low to provide a mix to produce gray. Try new ink cartridges to see if that makes any difference...some printers, like DesignJets use individual cartridges for each colour, and most small printers use a combination cartridget that contains cyan, magenta, and yellow ink in different reservoirs in the same tank.

If you are using a printer that doesn't require both the colour cartridge and the black cartridge in to function, try pulling out the colour cartridge and printing in grayscale. Most printer drivers are designed to recognize the fact that the printer only has the black cartridge in it and will automatically make the necessary adjustments.

Found the answer. For some reason, my computer accepted a Mac driver. It called the printer Epson Stylus COLOR 880 (M). I went back to the original installation disk; thereafter, I had two printers, one without M, one with M, and deleted the M printer. All is working fine now.

Your head / nozzles must be dirty , perform a nozzlecheck /head clean from printer software maintainance utility,

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maybe the print heads need cleaning?

Get a new color cartridge or make color adjustments in whatever program you are using to get the printer all fired up. Scotto

In the Print dialog, go to 'Properties.' Screw around in there for a bit.