Brother MFC-7820N Printer "paper jammed torn back" Questions

you help? back door light on no paper jam Had same problem. Closer inspection revealed bit of paper out of sight. Removed the toner cartridge and worked to free torn paper. Then restart. Hope it helps

...paper was torn out of the machine, you may not be able to see the piece that is still triggering the jam signal. You can also pull down the paper guide around the orange fuser roller through the back ...

...during a [a[er jam OR has a piece of torn paper in it. open the lid and make sure a small piece isn't still stuck. Also, turn off the power, pull the paper tray, and reload it. Then turn it back

...to print" following cleared paper jam open it all back up. open the front doors, back doors, side doors, fax input lid. look carefully Most of the time a little piece of torn paper is the

...paper jammed in my Brother mfc440cn printer. When i tried to remove the paper, it tore. I removed whatever was visible but, apparently, I did not get it entirely out. I cannot see the piece that is ...

...torn paper anywhere inside the machine. Also check the 'jam clear screen' at the back of the printer. Remove the cover, remove any obstacle then replace ther cover.From the front of the machine lift ...

...paper out from between those rollers and I've torn off as much as I can see. Your help would be SO MUCH APPRECIATED! You need to play "i can do it i trust myself" and actually open up the top of unit ...

torn-off paper is is the rollers and preventing the machine to work. Of course, 1 year and 3 months...so should I somehow unscrew the plate in the front and see if I can get at it to solve the problem

paper is jammed inside printer - part of paper torn off trying r paper is jammed inside printer - part of paper torn off trying to remove In the back of the machine, there is a door/hatch that you can

...jammed paper. Also check the ADF (auto document feeder) for a jam. When you try it again, Dell recommends that you fan your paper. Fanning the paper helps break apart the bonds left by improperly cut ...