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I've had that cartridge in there since I bought the machine about a year and a half ago. We use the printer for a few jobs a month. We're an Offset print shop that dabbles in large format printing, so we haven't been pushing it on our clients. I thought right from when I first posted here the...

Solved! Between the tech and I we decided the ink had probably been sitting too long and had begun to seperate. By changing the ink cartidges and bleeding the system the problem seems to have gone away. Thanks for all the help here. I'll try to keep an eye on this site and lend a hand if I can

Yeah, I'm using HP Branded inks. The one that I had in there is the same one i've been using for the last year and a half without any problems. The new one is a different batch.

Well I called the HP tech, and they agreed that it was bizarre. But Couldn't really offer much as far as suggestions. They said to try upgrading the firmware. So I did, and it didn't do anything. I'm now waiting on a reply to the email I sent him.

I haven't talked to support. I'm pretty sure there are not techs in Winnipeg, so we don't really want to have to pay to fly someone in, especially for something that's not mechanical, and seems simple.

I just swapped out both cartridges, ran 5 sqft of solid coverage and still the same results. Any other ideas?

I did try swapping out the lc cartridge, but that made no difference. But as I'm writing this, I realize there is probably some residual ink left in the printer from the old cartridge that I'd have to bleed out. And maybe I'll try swapping out the Cyan as well.

I'm running an l25500, and have had it almost 2 years. No real problems until lately. However, my cyan does not dry any more. All the other colours are perfectly dry, but the cyan wipes right off. I've tried raising the temperature (in fact I maxed the temperature out on one test) and I've...