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‎12-05-2021 06:59 AM

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Product: Officejet Pro 8210
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My HP Officejet Pro 8210 has trouble printing consistently on card-stock paper;  and it is NOT because the paper is too heavy because the printer used to do it very well.  But now it only occasionally prints well on cardstock -- most of the time it seems to print the first 1/5 of the image on the rollers before the paper feeds in.  It is inconsistent.   Could this be an issue with the printer rollers?  Does the paper pickup get worn out over time?  If so, how do I fix that?  Regular paper, and photo paper get picked up perfectly well, but cardstock (which USED to work fine) is now having routine trouble.  It's a real headache to waste all that paper and ink.  Thanks for any good suggestions.

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