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HP LaserJet Pro 200 (M276nw)
Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan

My LaserJet Pro 200 (M276nw) keeps printing yellow track marks on the right side of every page. I tried the "Cleaning page" option, but no luck, it still prints the yellow marks. My cartridges are all at 70%, except Magenta which is at 10%. What should I do? 

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If only in one color then you need to replace that toner cartridge. HP toners come with a warranty so if you purchase this toner and it is hp original then return to the vendor for refund or exchange. If the toner came with the printer then contact hp customer care to get the toner replaced.

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Do you mean replace the yellow cartridge at 70%?

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Yes. The yellow can only come from one place at that is the toner cartridge. Toners can go bad at any time. If hp original you should be able to get it replaced under warranty from where you bought it or hp direct if it came with the printer.

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