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D1120 IMAGE CLASS
CONTINUOUS PAPER JAMS ALTHOUGH NO PAER ACTUALLY JAMMED. APPEARS THAT PAPPER IN PAPER TRAY IS NOT FEEDING OR CATCHING UP TO BE COPIED.
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The paper must be hitting something to cause it to jam. Take the drum/toner cart out also the paper tray. Unplug it and hold it upside down and see if something shakes out. Do not do this over carpet. If that does not do try a test page. look at the leading edge for dings and bends. If you find a bent spot on the leading edge thats where the problem is. Its almost always a small piece of paper
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The problem with your printer is likely to be dust getting the way of your sensors; preventing it from seeing paper, preventing the rollers from effectively feeding the paper. This is if you are sure all other things are in proper working condition. Just get a long reach brush and try to reach in as far as possible and brush as best as you could, front and back is there is access.
Good day, Check the table below about the problem of paper jams.
Displayand Meaning
[Paper Jam 0] - Paper has Jammed in the feeding area of the paper input tray. [Paper Jam 1] - Paper has jammed in the fuser area or in the manual feeder. [Paper Jam 2] - Paper has jammed in the paper exit area.
Turn of the printer, and do not close any of the tray or doors before all of the jams are cleared.
1). remove the paper from paper tray, removed the tray and remove the jams.
2).open the front cover and removed the toner cartidge assembly, remove any jams in this area, and behid the toner cartridge asembly.
3).left the flap at the front of the printer adn remove any jams heneath the lap.
4).Open the rear exit and remove any james.
close all covers and reinsert the paper tray and turn on the printer.
actually, no..it was an unintended feature(just kidding) I work on these all the time, and you might find that removing the bottom tray helps a bit to release the lower tension, when you open the rear door.
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