Pink lines in color images

I have a HP L7590 printer.  It prints fine in black and white but has about 5 lines pink in color photos. The actual image prints very well.   I replaced the ink cartridges and performed the procedure of cleaning several times but no luck.  Any ideas?

Hi Rod00,

I understand that you have a problem with the pink lines on photos printed on your Officejet L7590 printer. I'm sorry to hear what is happening but will certainly do my best to help you.

I recommend this paper to print quality since it will by means of cleaning and testing of the steps for you ensure that equipment works properly. If these steps do not help, I have a few questions for you.

You print these photos on photo paper or plain paper?

It happens regardless of the image you print?

Have you tried different programs?

You work on a Windows or Mac computer?

Hope that this can help, but if not I look forward to your response!

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