Paper will not "feed" from

when using heavier quality paper , you have to set the paper thickness in the printer settings option section

to fix the problem you have to press the plate that the paper sits on down until it clicks into place once you do that it should work fine.

Sounds like you need to change the papre feed tyres, you could try cleaning them with rubber roller restorer!

Hi

If it attempts to feed and expecially when you hear a cricking sound. It means that the paper guide it too tighten that it holds the paper. Try to loose up the paper tray guide. Are you using a paper tray. If not, put small paper or change the correct setting of the paper size setting to auto detect if any.

The try to print again.

Hello,
first, pull out the top drawer and open the right lower cover and door. now if you look into the "hole" where was drawer, on right side you will see the 3 rollers that pick, feed and separates the paper.
Remove all rollers and clean them with alcohol and dry them out, or change the places with rollers from lower drawer. Also when the right door are opened you will se two axis with two rubber rollers, clean them very well.
The iR2270 has issues with pressure on lower right cover and you need to put the rubber or similar in wide and narrow slot on lower cover, so that when its closed presses the inner paper guide which touches the rollers on axis. If You already have metal "wings" on lower cover, you don't need to apply any additional pressure.
But necessarily change the roller for paper of both cassete's and in fixing unit the fixing cleaning roller.

Hope that helps!

On the cassette, there is a floating plastic piece that is on a hinge so it can swing up and down. This arm is supposed to come in contact with the paper as it is raised, and depending on the elevation of the arm, it will display the paper amount. This would be the first suspect for me, I would physically look for this plastic arm and ensure that it is free swinging and does not stick. Also, open and close the drawer and listen closely for the lift motor to activate. If you hear the lift motor, then you most likely have a problem with that plastic piece.

-David.

Is there a paper selection wheel or bar in the tray?

Some of the older Canon models have a dial (usually in the lower right hand corner of the tray) or a slider bar (usually on the left hand side of the tray) when you open it. That has to be set properly or the machine has no idea what size paper is there.

Prior to the issue you facing basically ,you check whether u can reattach the arm or you can try to compare with another drawer to figure it out .See anything that broken or crack pieces.Kindly post pic to me ,I'll might help u.Thanks ,pls rate me!!!!

On most Kyocera Mita copiers a J-11 code indicates a possible paper jam when paper is being fed from drawer #1, but sometimes a J-11 will be indicated when the paper fails to feed from the drawer. Check the paper stops and paper guides in the drawer and make sure that they are flush against the paper, also cleaning the paper feed and pick-up rollers with a rag dampened with just plain water will help sometimes unless the rollers are completely worn out. If all this doesn't help you may have a paper feed clutch or lift motor that has failed.

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