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12-21-2021 12:18 PM
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Product: hp designjet Z6810
printing from fiery program anything with a solid red background (a VERY common background for our branding) the first inch exactly prints in a faded pink color. the rest prints the normal red.
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12-27-2021 11:34 AM
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Hi @Oktoberfest This could be related to the printhead that is warming up when prints the first inch, so I will suggest you printing a diagnostic image before anything else and check if all colors print fine also check the usage and expiration dates of the printheads, if everything is fine then save one of your files to pdf and print it to check if the same happens.
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