HP 9050 - Adjust Margins?

hi. i have 5 hp laserjet 9050s. 1 of the printers prints slightly different than the others. specifically, when printing the same document to all the printers, 1 printer shifts the entire page by about 1/8-1/4 of an inch. i initially thought rollers and feed, but, new rollers and tune up does not change behavior.
is there a setting telling the printer where it starts printing from the edge of the paper? i cant seem to find anything in the normal set up of the printer so i was wondering if it is a hardware setting?
all settings on each printer are identical. firmware are all the same.
thank you.

The method that I am familiar with is to use the Set Registration feature. Generally this feature is sued to center the front and backside images on a duplexed page. If you perform this on all 5 devices, it should result in similar output from all 5 devices.
The User Guide has instructions for setting registration on Page 75.
http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00191861/c00191861.pdf
My understanding is that registration can be set for each tray. You'll need to check and adjust each tray that you are planning to use.
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