A user is having issues with an inkjet printer that was in storage for more than a year. When the user tested the printer, all pages printed blank. The user replaced all four ink cartridges, but the i

Heating elements are typically found in laser printers for fusing toner, not in inkjet printers, so this is not relevant to the issue.

For an inkjet printer, print heads are responsible for ejecting ink onto the paper. After being in storage for over a year, ink residue can dry and clog the nozzles in the print heads, preventing ink from being ejected even with new cartridges. Cleaning or replacing the print heads is necessary to resolve this.

Calibration aligns the print heads for optimal print quality, but it will not resolve a complete absence of ink on the page due to clogged nozzles.

Imaging drums are components of laser printers responsible for transferring toner to paper and are not present in inkjet printers.