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I have a lexmark e238. Keeps showing paper jam light after cleaning rollers even though no paper is in there.

Either paper is moving too slow through the paper path or one of your paper path sensors is not registering. Pull the paper tray out and check to make sure the little plastic sensor is swinging free. That sensor tells when the tray is empty. Follow the paper path thru the printer checking all the sensors to make sure they are "opening" and "closing".
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How do i fix paper jam

Look for small torn off paper @ the sensor, 2 ) clean the sensor 3) check the actuator it might be deformed 4) check proper position of tension spring of the actuator. Some Printer & copier has reset procedure after removing the paper jam.
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Encoder strip

will u clean paper feeder assembly, paper sensor ? will not ? clean paper sensor its a bottom of paper fee. assy

try other things.. change u r paper feeder assy.

change u r head carriage assy. cable. it has 20 pin cable.

change u r head carriage assy...
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Screen says paper jam, can't find anything

close properly your paper jam cover at the back of your printer down side. if not clean and check the sensor for paper jam.
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False paper jam

check front and rear paper sensors. Maybe they damaged. Clean optical sensors.
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False Paper Jam Message

Probably a jam sensor is dirty or stuck. Look through the paper path for a stuck plastic sensor arm, or dirt or paper dust on photocell typr sensors.Paper sensors are normally located near where paper feeds, and where it exits the machine. The paper must pass over these sensors as it travels through the machine.If a scrap of paper is left on the sensors, they will report it as a jam. If you can, try manually pushing a sheet of paper through the printer, ONLY in the direction it normally feeds. This may free up a stuck sensor arm, or force out the jammed scrap.
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My dell 1700n Laser Printer Paper Jam Light stays on

The sensor is stuck open or closed. It needs to move back and forth between the sensor. Check the paper path for the sensors.
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Xerox 1008: Paper Jam when no paper is stuck

It Is a sensor that you should clean or re-locate. Try searching on sides of the roll or near the place where it shows you or tell you about the paper Jam.
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