CM1415fn magenta dots on each page

My new cm1415fn printer prints a vertical row of magenta dots on each page. The distance between the points is about 27 mm and they are 135 mm from the left edge of the A4 paper.

Looks like I had a faulty magenta cartridge.

Is this a common fault? Is there something I can do myself? HP will replace the toner cartridge?

HP has replaced the magenta cartridge under warranty. Solved!

(The new cartridge has a capacity of page 1050, the original cartridges are rated at 600 pages only)

Tags: HP Printers

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