Is there an HP System Maintenance Utility for Lion 10.7 that works?

I have a MacBook Pro with OS X 10.7.5 and a HP DesignJet 110plus. I have no printing problems but I need to find a Maintenance utility that works. I have downloaded every installer from the HP page of this utility for this printer and other ones that claims are for Lion 10.7 and I have had all types of problems.
From "the printer seems to be disconnected" to installer crashes. Please any help?

Thanks for taking the time... but didn´t resolved the problem. I downloaded both installers (drivers and SMU), check in software update and download the update for the HP drivers.... all of that with the plotter connected via USB...

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