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Lexmark E232 shows paperjam, but all clear. Light second from bottom. Tried resetting.

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  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

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  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    What You Will See


    When all the lights on the printer's operator panel blink at the
    same time, the printer is displaying a primary service error. This
    indicates that something has failed in the printer. In order to
    determine what has failed in the printer, you will need to obtain the
    secondary error code.

    Obtaining the Secondary Error Code


    Press the button
    twice to see the secondary code. Match the sequence of blinking lights
    to the list of secondary error codes listed in the table below.

    KEY: = Light is flashing








    Secondary Codes ("x" can be any number from 0 to 9)

    Lights
    Primary
    Code/Message

    90x
    91x

    92x

    93x
    94x
    95x
    96x
    97x
    98x
    99x


    Continue













    Ready













    Toner Low













    Load Paper













    Paper Jam












    !
    Error












    How to Proceed


    Connect the secondary error code you obtained with the list of meanings and possible solutions listed below.


        A 90x error is a software error. Click here for more information.

        A 91x error indicates a problem with the DC motor or the transfer roller. The printer will require service to correct the issue. Please see Additional Assistance below for more information.


  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Hi, do you remove the cartridge away ?

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Bright orange light in second to the bottom button, light orange on either side

To be able to get the exact error, obtaining the secondary and tertiary error is important so we can determine which part failed.
Please visit the link below and follow the steps.
http://bitly.com/IhYlvC

Please contact Lexmark Technical Support for further assistance
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Hi, My Lexmark E232 printer is on but will not print. The light second from the bottom is orange. Help!!

That second from the bottom orange light indicates a paper jam. Press Continue to resume printing once all the jammed pages are cleared from the paper path. Press Continue twice quickly to see the secondary error code. See "Secondary error codes" on page 69 of the user manual for more information.

Here's a link to the manual: http://www.lexmark.com/publications/pdfs/e230/eng/ug.pdf
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I have a MacBook, and a Lexmark E232 laser printer. It has worked fine for several years but all of a sudden when I try to print the light for the light for a paper jam comes on. I have cleared it, and...

Hi,

The problem is that the printer thinks that there is a paper jam inside the printer. What could be happening is that there was a paper jam the paper was pulled out but the actual sensor that detected the paper probably got damaged, either broken or malfunctioning. In this case try the following, turn off the printer and open the front cover. Then press and hold down the two front buttons while having the cover open and turn the printer on. Then wait untill the bottom light stays on solid then release the buttons that should reset the printer. If after that the paper jam error does not go away then you are probably looking at a damaged sensor. To fix that you will have to take it in to have it service.
Hope it helps.
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Printer not printing

If "ready" and "toner low" lights are both on, your problem is probably photoconductor. You must reset your printer. Turn on the printer, open front door and press "cancel" button until all lights cycle on the operator panel, than release it and close front door.
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Error message on Lexmark x5470

hi there: we have the same printer and we had the same paper jam problem to correct: this we opened it up as normal and than got a flashlight and looked real closley at it and there was a verry small piece of paper in the side of it folded and caught in it we took a pair of tweezers and removed it and the paperjam was cleared try that ok the smallest piece will give you this error and wont continue untill it is cleared
best of luck mike
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Frequent jam in Lexmark E232

This can happen a lot if you're using very light weight paper.  Also, if the paper is not flat it can jam up too.  Best thing you can do is get yourself some higher quality paper and keep it in a air tight tub after you open it.
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Light error

You should contact Service Center regarding this. 
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