Grid Lines show up in certain print types.

HP Officejet Pro 8600 all in one.Imac OS 10.6.8When ever I print in black and white mode for any size or type document or when I print in color to a single 4x6 photo page the vertical grid lines show up on the print. I don't have this problem when I print the same 4x6 color photo on a full size 8x10 page. I don't have this problem whenever I print any document in color. I have deep cleaned the print heads and realigned the print heads several times; but I cannot lose the grid lines when I print in black and white and try to print color to the smaller format paper? I love this printer otherwise. Setup was easy, operation is user friendly, and it prints beautifully other than these two little annoying instances. Can anyone offer a solution?

Yes, I am experiencing this as well. Thin black vertical lines about 2.8cm apart. Initially I thought they were just on things sent to the printer from Photoshop, but now I see them on colour items I print directly from the copier and on an email attachment from my iPad. At times the lines are barely visible ant that is what happened when I was talking wiht hp support. It looked as though the problem had been solved after reloading the software onto my iMac. But afterI hung up with them it happened again and when I went back to look at the other prints the lines were there too but not very visible. I have cleaned and aligned the heads and replaced an empty yellow cartridge. I printed a blank white sheet that had no lines. I cannot figure it out. Any suggestions anyone?

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