DeskJet 3835: Black vertical lines when scanning - Deskjet 3835

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• OfficeJet pro 8600 more: 2 black vertical line when scanning only

  I get 2 vertical black lines while scanning using the ADF. This does NOT happen when you use flat bed scanning. Also, this does not happen with copies in the ADF or flat bed - scan only using the car power.

  Not an expert on your device, but if you look on the side of the adf, where the paper feeds, you open the lid to the scanner glass is displayed.  Now on the left side is where the adf feed above to scan paper is on the side left where there will be some dirt or material causing lines.  Usually, you can take the copy that came out and line up so you can see the dots making line.  Sometimes, you need to use your nails to kind of scratch material out of the glass.  I usually rub really hard with some windex first, and if that does not work, I line up the and scrape the residue out of the glass.  Again, it will be on the left side of the window in an inch on the left side.

• HP Officejet Pro 8600 more black vertical line when copy or scan

  HP Officejet Pro 8600 more black vertical line when copy or scan everything in the middle of the page

  Hi Clementstl,

  I understand that you have a 8600 Pro Officejet which puts a black vertical line in the center of your copies/scans. I'm sorry to hear you had to deal with this, but I will certainly do my best to help you solve this problem.

  I recommend the rest of this document of vertical stripes, lines or streaks in the Copies, faxes or Scans as it should be in a position to help to cross that line. The most common cause is a small spot of something on the glass of the scanner, so just make sure that when you're cleaning use you as much elbow grease you can collect

  Just to clarify a little further, if the problem only seems to occur when you use the automatic document feeder, you'll want to focus your attention on the small strip of glass that he uses on the left side. If it only occurs when you use the flat glass, you want to concentrate on the large piece of glass he uses.

  Hope this helps, have a nice day!

• HP Officejet Pro more than 8600: HP Officejet Pro 8600 more black vertical line when copy or scan with automatic feeding

  HP Officejet Pro 8600 more black vertical line when copying or scanning using auto flow only.  It works very well on the flat.

  It is now resolved.  It seems that there is a strip of glass that is used for the automatic copy of power and research.  The glass has a note on it that I cleaned which solved my problem of vertical line.

• HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus: vertical line when scanning

  I get a vertical line when I scan using the document feeder.  I do not understand when scanning the glass plate. I need assistance to access the mirror slider.  I raised the lid for the loading of documents, but I couldn't find out how to get under the rollers to clean the mirror. Thank you

  The document here can help solve the black lines to scan using the ADF on your HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus.  From my experience this is almost always caused by a specification on the thin glass on the side left which is used for scanning using the ADF.  Cleaning of this area as described in the above document should solve the problem.  If the initial cleanup does not resolve the problem, it can help to shine a bright flashlight almost parallel to the glass.  For a line on the left side of the printed page, the place will be toward the front of the printer, if the line is on the right side of the document, it must correspond to a specification to the rear of the printer.

  Figure: Clean the ADF scanner glass Strip

• black vertical line when using the charger on my HP 6500 E709n

  When you use the loader on my HP 6500 E709n, I get vertical black line in the middle of the page.  It appears on outgoing faxes just like any time I copy or scan.  He can't if I lay the originals directly on the glass, only when you use the charger. I am new to this forum (or any forum also), but I looked at the messages about similar problems with other models, but have not found a solution.  Can someone help me or point me in the right direction to find an answer?... Thank you!!

  See post from 20/09/11... It must be gently the magazine cover to reveal that the slot of the animal auto scan and clean only...

• lazorjetpro: black vertical line when copying but does not print

  When copying or scanning/printing of a document, we get a thin black line in the middle of the page, but not if we print from the computer directly to the printer.

  Please read this post then provide some details.  What printer model? If the line appears only when copying or scanning from the ADF Document (CAD) the line is almost always caused by a specification (or two) on the thin strip of glass to the left of the main scanner glass.  See here for more information on how to clean this area.  It may help to use a strong flashlight held almost flat against the glass to see the spot.

  

• OfficeJet pro 8600 black vertical lines of print when copying

  I got a new of OfficeJet Pro 8600 a couple of weeks, and it worked fine until today, when I tried to copy something. I can always print from my pc and scan without problem, but when I try to copy a document (if I load it into the tray or put it on the scanner) the page comes out covered with black vertical lines of different sizes. It seems that this isn't the ink or the scanner since I can print from my pc and analysis very well.

  Help, please!

  This unit is plugged into a wall outlet directly? If this isn't the case, then try to connect the unit to a wall outlet directly.

  The 8600 Officejet Pro has built in the surge protector and double this feature may cause some problems.

  Also, try to reset the printer hard:
  * Unplug the unit while the printer is on
  Disconnect the other end of the power cable from the wall socket direct
  * Wait 30 seconds
  * Plug the unit to the top

  Let me know if it helps.

• All-in-one HP Office Pro 8610: black vertical line on the scans

  I have a black vertical line down my scans and copies that are feeding by automatic feeding (8610 Office Pro HP all in one)

  As I read a few issues on the forum, I could solve this problem by opening the top loader and wipe the glass with a "lens Wipe" wipe Strip

• The program monitor has yellow cast and red vertical lines when the video is paused

  The program monitor yellow cast and red vertical lines when the video is paused, I'm not reading. I'm not on external or monitor.

  Thank you!!!   works now! If all goes well there will be an update soon.

• vertical lines when copying or scanning with my c6180 printer

  6180 all in a print is fine, just copy & fax causes the vertical black line on the side only. site filled with HP troubleshoot process - no change. Can anyone help. printer is about 2 years

  I don't know if this will help anyone, but I had a problem with a black line when fax is received or when copying through my document feeder.  The quality was very good for printing and copying via the flat glass.

  Here's what I did for a solution... copy of the elevator panel to expose the big glass, then carefully lift on the small gray bonbout charger doc Center, this will take a little effort but don't break anything.

  Once up on hinge, put your fingers on the two gray side tabs to lift the next part with the rollers.  This will now expose a small ~ 2 x 9 "piece of glass that has probably debris like mine did.  Clean with windex and closing...

  I hope this helps.  Don't throw it!

  David

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909g - black vertical line wireless

  When you use the ADF for the copy or scan I get vertical black line on the right side of the document. This line does not appear when printing or placing the document on the glass. I tried to clean the glass and ADF according to HP instructions (see link below), but it does not solve the problem.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01618140

  The main flat glass is not used when scanning with the ADF.  There is a small strip of glass about 1 "wide on the left which is used only for the documents in the ADF. I suggest you clean this area to new as stated in the paper here.

• Officcejet blue 6500 Wireless - vertical lines on scans and Copies - cannot fully open ADF

  HP Officejet 6500 Wireless - problem with vertical blue lines on documents when you use the automatic document feeder.

  Brush the dish is very good. I'm looking for here for quite awhile now and I... all suggest to clean the glass in the ADF tried. I can't open more than 3cm. It is enough to get to about a cloth inside, but nowhere near enough to clean it properly, or even see if there is something on it to clean.

  I have followed some tutorials online already and am following the steps but just can not open fully.

  If this isn't the dirty glass, that is the question, is there anything else it could be? If I copy through the ADF it prints also vertical lines.

  The above poster is right, more often, the vertical lines in the analyses is caused by dust, debris, or marks on the glass of the scanner. The best way to remove these lines is to clean the glass with a lint (like a lava-glass cloth or a coffee filter) and some filtered water. If the printer has an ADF Assembly on top, some printer models require you to open the part of the printer to access the ADF for cleaning glass.

  Here is a video on the market: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_jaaLwsufs

  Generally wrinkles caused by dust/debris will be black. In some cases, if the color is visible (as above) it will adopt the color on the glass (colour copies/scans only). If you have several lines of several colors, it is entirely a different matter. I resolves this problem by unplugging the unit from the printer and the wall jack for 30 seconds and then turn the unit back.

  I hope this information is useful!
  

• Canon XA10. Images MTS has a black vertical line

  When I import a Canon XA10 film and place it on the timeline, I get a thick black and think that the white vertical line at the last second of each clip.

  

  If I find the footage imported with another video program I don't see these lines.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  This has nothing to do with your camera.

  She a new feature added to CC to indicate that it is the last image.

• HP Officejet Pro 8600: Thin vertical lines when printing photos

  The printer referenced did a fabulous job to print photographs.  In this case, the printer is fairly recent and has recently recently consumed the original cartridges when it was decided to try to use it for photo printing.  Therefore, the fabulous results were extracted relatively new cartridges and consisted of at least a dozen photo printing in various sizes.  Then all of a sudden these thin vertical straight lines began to appear in print.  They are equidistant on the full image.  That they appear in the printed image.  When using paper letter (8.5 x 11) to print an image cropped at 8 x 10 with landscape orientation spacing is about 1 1/8 (one and one-eighth) inches or 8 evenly spaced vertical lines.  Somewhat like the photo was divided into 8 columns.

  According to the printer built in ink gauge, that the cartridges are now just a little more than half full.

  These lines are narrow enough so that they are not very visible when printing on normal paper (copy).  They would probably be imperceptible on many kinds of printed documents.  However, they become quite noticeable and reprehensible when using good quality (in this case HP) photo paper to print photos.

  Absence of a printer resolution is not good for photo printing.

  In addition to the troubleshooting suggests that the problem is not due to the printer, but rather to the software used to perform the printing. It was not immediately obvious that I printed only photos using Picasa and it worked fine and then all of a sudden the problem developed. However, I have now tried to print the same photos with other software and there is no problem for the steps.

  The Picasa forum also has many messages wanting to be the same or a similar problem to what I have experienced. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be an explanation for a repeatable cause, nor a specific solution. Some hacking autour with the settings and options seems to be in order. If it does not then print with other software may be necessary.