Questions & Answers for: HP LaserJet gray

Gray background on 2/3 of the page from left The whole 2/3rds of the page has gray background, not just a line or 2. It gets darker sometimes as I print more. change the drum unit if the problem dos ...

all printing is light (gray). How do you get it to print darker? Our printer only prints text in gray....not black. We replaced the cartridge, with no improvement. Unit could be in Econo mode, or a ...

Print coming out gray even with brand new HP cartridge I have Laserjet 4L, (black and White) which has operated well for number of years, since the print was coming out almost gray, instead of black, ...

shadowing/graying with printing printing on envelopes and getting shadowing/graying on top and bottom. can i clean it myself? Hi fa1103: Gray background 1. Do not use media that has already been run ...

Gray background only on odd number pages When I print using my LaserJet 1020, I have gray background on odd number pages; there is no gray background on even number pages. your cartridge is defective.

Print quality is bad, toning all over the paper. Black areas looks gray, white areas look lite gray. Maybe the drum is bad, but will a new toner cartridge solve the problem? ya solve this problem 

what do i do when gray lines are appearing on what do i do when gray lines are appearing on both sides of my printed pages This usualy indicates that the drum is worn or not cleaning correctly.Very ...

Why does printed page have gray shaded area on left side of the page and vertical gray stripes on rest of the page? Try Using the HP Print Diagnostic Utility in Windows - HP Customer Care (United ...

Why does printed page have gray shaded area on left side of the page and vertical gray stripes on rest of the page? The drum unit on your printer is probably the cause of this. Try replacing the toner

Using an HP LJ1320 printer. When I print my page comes out with a faint gray look to it (not white). When I duplex the gray intensifies. I thought my toner cartridge was leaking toner so I replaced ...