Lanier LP226CN paper jam

That sucks, I guess you screwed something up.

Paper Jam clearing: copy and paste the link in your web browser...I used to work with these printer's..when they work great, when they don't, not so great..

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/949165/Hp-Laserjet-5000.html?page=84

Clearing Paper Jams If the printer's control panel displays a paper jam message, look for paper in the locations indicated in Figure 22, then see the procedure for clearing the paper jam. You might need to look for paper in other locations than indicated in the paper jam message. If the location of the paper jam is not obvious, look first in the top cover area.When clearing paper jams, be very careful not to tear the paper. If a small piece of paper is left in the printer, it could cause additional jams. If paper jams are a recurring problem, see page 78.(A paper jam message might also display if the rear door is open.)

The top cover of the printer must be opened and then closed to clear a paper jam message.Paper jams can occur at the following locations:Output areas(top and rear)Go to page 75.

Loose toner might remain in the printer after a paper jam, but thetoner should clear after a few sheets are printed.

No relate with paper jam & page count resetting. Might be maintenance not installed properly..Remove paper jams, restart printer,if error 13.20 appears check some paper/paper particles jammed.. 1. Print from manual tray.
A. If paper is jamming, check registration assembly, clean it,best method for cleaning is vacuum cleaner in this area. chk..
B. Take out registration assembly, check clutch gears, driving gears, solenoids..
2. Check pick up rollers are properly installed in tray 2 & 3..
3. Check PIU unit for paper jams
4. Check Fuser sensor flags.
To reset the counter: Hold enter button & switch on the machine, wait till display shows cold restart, scroll to reset maintenance kit with help of arrow buttons & enter. Printer restarts & counter will become Zero..

Is this the right door jam? If so, have you checked the pick-up rollers. I had this happen on a machine after I had changed the rollers, but didn't get one of them seated properly, which caused it to slip on the paper. Since the paper sensor behind the door did't sense any paper, the machine assumed a jam. If the rollers were slick, than you might have the same problem. I hope this helps.
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first check for the life of maintenence kit if it expires then

replace the maintenence kit / clear the position where the paper jaamed

in maintenence kit all the roller & fuser replaced .

could actually be the paper your using. make sure your using at the very least multipurpose paper or laser paper. check to make sure your settings for paper is also set to regular paper and not cardstock or special paper or anything else

I have worked for Lanier for 20 years, the 6725 was a great machine, but getting parts, spending $$$ and still having an old copier. Lanier is owned by Ricoh and all machines are Ricoh with a Lanier sticker on it. Its time.
-Carl, please let me know if this helps.

I wonder if you got some of the silicon lubricant from the maintenance kit on the rollers.
Try taking some alcohol or a cleaner such as fantastic, 409 etc and throughly clean all the rollers in the paper tray and along that transport behind the door.
If it isn't getting out of the tray you may coincidently have a smoothe feed roller, if it is feedinf a couple of inches out of the tray and stopping in the lower rollers I suspect a slipping registration clutch. Removing the maintenance kit seems like an odd thing to start a jamming problem. As I said clean the rollers, I guess see if you happened to have gotten a chunk of ink in the paper path from the catch tray.
Is there any damage to the paper? And tears or dents in the page?
Let me know we can resolve the problem.

Does it jam at the fuser when doing a single print?

These machines have a Maintenance kit required every 200 000 prints, these MK's include all feed rollers, a transfer roller and the entire fuser assy. To replace the kit fixes all issues I've seen in these printers besides when the cartridge affects print quality.

If it is jamming at the fuser on a single print done via the printer operations panel, and your paper is fresh, it could only be the feed roller having trouble gripping the paper or the fuser not turning/stuffed.

Feed Kit, I have my doubts as to this being your problem

Maintenance Kit Fixes 98% of the time

Was is noisy before it died?
I have seen a few with stuffed fuser drive gears but not many and customers could hear it wearing.


How many prints since last MK? via keypad print a configuration page, count is there ie pages since last maintenance xxxxxx

I cleared that error on one by replacing the fuser. It had a small piece of paper stuck in the roller.