First paper prints and eject good ,the next paper get stuck half

Frances;
I'm not Lexmark certified; however, paper motion fails are generic in nature. Paper motion fail can be a bit difficult to diagnose at a distance...
* If it jams at every sheet then check to insure there is not a bit-o-paper stuck from a previous jam.
* If it has been an issue that has been increasingly getting worse than I'd replace the pick-up roller(s)
* Lexmark's support page for your printer is below. (You can also find a service prover too)
* Parts order for your printer is also below. You can determine at the support page if your comfortable replacing pick-up rollers in that model printer.
support lexmark com Service Parts
Note:
* Frequently people tear a jammed sheet when it comes out leaving pieces behind. BAD! When you get a torn sheet in your printer insure you retrieve all the pieces. Those left behind guarantee a jam on your next try.
* Paper jams not caused by debris in the path or worn pick-up roller(s) is beyond user maintenance.

1. Check the paper size your printing on and whether the Same is used by printer or not 2. Try shaking the cartridges as they may have got stuck at their places for long time 3. Try legal or a4 or letter size for paper

I don't know what is the model of your printer but first you have to clean the pickup roller, because the paper sheet is getting late and the printer just stops printing. Other reason must be the damaged paper sensor (maybe in fusing section) and it has to be replaced.
First try with cleaning ...and clean it well!!!
good luck
pifonski

Canon Pixma MX330, ADF error, Code : 2,103,0
Here's what I found. There were no stuck gears or pieces of plastic caught anywhere.
The ****** can still feed paper, except for (consistently) the last page -->error/stuck.
1) In order to CLEAR THE ERROR you need to do two things
a) & b):
a) Press OK, WITH THE HOOD OPEN, with a piece of paper loaded in the ADF, being careful to grab the paper manually as it comes out of the bottom of the hood.
b) Windex the strip of glass surface which sits under the ADF next to the platen. This needs to be done with attention to minute detail, and a bright LED flashlight; since ink smudges off of documents and collects on the glass with alarming frequency. The machine may think these smudges are caught/jammed paper.
2) In order to SCAN a stack of paper, add one blank sheet to the bottom of your document. This page will be the one that
fails to clear the ADF, generates an error, and must be manually cleared before the next job.
The rest of your pages will have already scanned.

Repeat Every Time You Use it

Hi,

1. Turn off the printer.
2. Inspect the location or tray the printed paper ejects to. If the stuck paper is visible manually remove it.*
3. Remove all paper trays and any paper that may be stuck between the tray and the printer. If the stuck paper is visible manually remove it.*
4. Open the printer door that allows you access to the printer ink cartridges or toner and look for any stuck paper. If the stuck paper is visible manually remove it.*
5. Turn the printer back on. If you continue to receive a printer jam error try repeating the above steps again. If issue still persist and you see no paper that is stuck in the printer it's likely your printer is experiencing another hardware issue and i suggest contacting theprinter manufacturerfor additional assistance and/or repair.

Thanks! mannu_rakesh

MAKE SURE PAPER IS NOT STUCK INSIDE.
UNPLUG POWER CORD/USB CORD/REMOVE PAPER TRAY
EJECT CARTRIDGE LOOK INSIDE THE DOCK WITH FLASHLIGHT TO SEE IF PAPER JAMMED IN THERE SOMEWHERE.
IF NONE AND NEW CARTRIDGE
TIME FOR SERVICE PROVIDER
MAY NEED A NEW PRINT HEAD
MAY BE TIME FOR NEW PRINTER DEPENDING ON PRICE.
KODAK HAS A NEW ONE WITH BELLS AND WHISTLES FAIRLY CHEAP.GOOD LUCK

Sounds like you've got dirty rollers or paper chips stuck in the rollers. You'll have to inspect and remove what you find. You may use a rag with rubbing alcohol to clean rollers that have become glazed with whatever they get glazed with...dried ink and such.

I had same problem. first turn of the printer and unplug electrical supply. turn the printer upside down and make sure there is nothing stuck in paper feeder. the next step, take a paper sort of a greetings card and try to run it through the feeder gently. if you cant get it through then don't force it. but this will clear up any object stuck in to paper feeder. now plug in yor power cord and try a test page from your printers properties. hope this will work for you. good luck...........

This is more of a workaround than a fix: I open up the front door and use the Face-Down Tray to collect all my printouts.

A gear in the Service tray section Coould be broken. wiht out this gear, the service tray woudnt function, andmost of these printers behave erraticatly when the service trsy sctions dont do its job. When the cartridge moves to the right, it supposed to activate a few gears that works together.