P1102w printing skewed

Hi Guys I need your piece of advice !
Firstly, sorry for any language mistakes ! English is not my mother tongue.
Month ago I bought brand new p1102w. I was really happy until I realized that all printed pages are skewed (crooked) like 1-3mm, but still it is visible for an eye. So I decided to give back printer for a warranty. I got brand new printer with old cartridge(introductory). Of course problem remains unsolved.
Can it be a problem of a cartridge ? Because I do not want to invest another extra money for this rubbish.
What shall I do ?
Thanks for help,
Adam

Use the Cleaning Page feature to remove excess toner and paper particles that accumulate on the fuser
assembly and rollers.
Follow these steps to print a Cleaning Page.
1.On the Device Settings tab, press the Start button in the Cleaning Page section. The HP LaserJet Cleaning UtilityOn starts.
2.Make sure the product is idle and the Ready LED on the product is on.Load overhead transparency or copier grade paper (18lb - 24lb or 70g/m2 - 90g/m2) with a smooth Surface
3.Press the OK button. The cleaning process will take about two minutes to finish.
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Thanks for sharing that valuable information Rogerr777 .
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To: Neonskeleton,
Thanks for your response -- especially because you are an HP employee!
My Win2k machine does not use HP software, nor communicate to the HP printer. (HP did not write a Win2k driver for the P1102w -- and evidently no one else has done this, either.) My WinXP and Win7 machines use their HP drivers to send print jobs to the P1102w wirelessly, and both machines have the P1102w set up as a shared printer. Then, when I connect to those machines as a "guest" and submit a print job to those machines, those machines receive the print job and then communicate with the printer using the proper installed printer drivers.
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