Need a basic user manual for rx 620. Reason paper jam how to deal with it.

Delete the fax and check paper tray rollers are cleaned. May be missing feeding which mean roller can't grab the paper and machine is expecting the paper to be at a certain point and does not see (Though sensors though out the paper route thru the machine so it thinks there is a paper jam) Also mite want o clear the memory (SRAM/DRAM) will lose one touches so make sure you have list backup

There is a Fax in memory. Either, the machine has a paper jam, is out of paper, or needs the ink cartridge replaced. Fix the above and the fax will print and the machine should work in Fax mode again.

For a unit with paper and no paper jam, try adjusting the paper stack and check if the unit picks up the paper properly. If you have ink in the cartridge, try cleaning the print nozzles and contacts. If a nozzle cleaning from the unit doesn't work, do it manually. Use a damp cloth (lint-free) and wipe in one direction only. Dampen the cloth with bottled or distilled water for best results. See your manual for pictures.

If you need the manual, try the Sharp site or http://www.retrevo.com/support/Sharp-UX-B700-Fax-Machines-manual/id/310bh149/t/2/ .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Jam may not be completely cleared or paper is not suitable for your printer.

You can find your User Guide, an Educational Guide on the paper which is compatible with your printer and updated Drivers here:

http://my.okidata.com/PP-B4350.nsf?opendatabase

In the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide (page 74 of the English version) there is a section on dealing with Paper Jams. Make sure you have cleared all areas and that your paper is compatible.

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This error message is displayed by the printer when paper is jammed in one or more locations. In such a case, users are recommended to remove the jammed paper from the specified location. The entire paper path must be checked for any pieces of paper. To stop the message, open and close the top most cover of the printer. Lastly, verify the flags and the sensors. If the problem persists, the cause of the error message could be a broken sensor or sensor lever.

You should read the user manual. Main reason - print error. Also maight mean 'paper jam', 'out of paper', 'cover is open' and so on. All cases when printer can not print.

does your fax display error message such: CHECK THE PAPER SIZE or PAPER JAM?

IN CASE OF CHECK THE PAPER SIZE YOU SHOULD CHANGE THE REGISTRATION SENSOR FLAPER.

Nope. You can use Cyan, Magenta and Yellow as well as Black.

Specifications (BJC 620):

Form Factor: Desktop

Connectivity Technology: Cable

Language Simulation: EPSON LQ • IBM Proprinter X24E

Media Type: Coated Paper • Envelopes • Glossy Paper • Labels • Photo Paper • Plain Paper • Transparencies

Max Media Size: A4 (210 x 297 mm) • Legal (216 x 356 mm, 8.5 x 14")

Total Media Capacity: 100 Sheets

Media Path Type: Straight

Operating System: Microsoft Windows 3.x

Product ID: 20152942

Exterior Color: White Product Description for Canon BJC 620 (From the Manufacturer, Canon)
Simply a piece of printing marvel, with high definition printing, superior ink technology, innovative waste-free ink system and user-friendly Windows printing system. The BJC-620, simply a must buy for those who seriously considers printing in superior, high quality color. It comes with an Internet kit.

This printer model is not being manufactured by Canon any more
Related links for Canon BJC 620:
Canon BJC 620 printer ink cartridges at PrintCountry.com
Canon.com's site
Canon printer ink cartridges
Canon BJC 620 Driver

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Normal 0 I suggest you get a sheet of Card Stock (Heavy paper) and place it in the feed way. Then press the print button applying a slight amount of pressure on the Card Stock so it will feed through the printer. The reason for this is in some cases I have been able to clear the paper track of debris that was deposited there over time.
Worth a try, as I have fixed a number of printers this way, saving costly repairs.
Hope this helps. Bud

Some basic non-tech questions:

• Are you using paper that's been allowed to sit open for weeks? It might have absorbed water.
• Are you in the habit of reusing paper that's double-fed? I used to, but it's more likely to jam
• When was the last time the technician was in to do a preventive maintenance? The machine may need a basic clean-and-check.
• Check your manual, and check what the machine is telling you (on the display, if it has one). The location of the jam may give you an idea of the reason for the jam (jamming at the fuser may indicate a cold fuser, jamming at the drum can be caused by broken separation fingers, etc.) If you have a technician, this will be useful information.