Paper jam all the time
SOURCE: xerox printer error code (04,025.46)
This is a print head position issue.
TRY FIRST (Solutions without parts):
1. Check that the wipe mechanism has homed. 2. Check the printhead position and verify that it has initialized properly / manually home the printhead and power cycle the printers power and check for the error to return. If not then the error was most likely due to non-process function (something out of sequence).
Part likely to be the cause:
GEARBOX AND MOTOR,PROCESS DRIVE - PL 4.0, Item 14.
SOURCE: xerox phaser 6120 laser printer paper jam fuser
You can remove the imaging unit, then
Depending on the stock being used for the job, raise or lower the left and right colored Fuser separator levers. The levers will stay in the raised or lowered position on their own.
the levers are green. The fuser itself is not easy to remove.
Do you have any warranty left on the machine? Or a depot repair agreement?
SOURCE: Xerox Phaser 6250N Jam at Registration Roller
I use to have the same problem, but downloaded a fuser patch at the Xerox site:
http://office.support.xerox.com/SRVS/cgi-bin/webcgi.cgi?new,kb=Phaser_6250,company=%7B5AC8CA72-62D5-4658-8D6F-D2F393C98A63%7D,ts=xo,ques=ref%28security_level%29:1,ques=ref%28Country%29:45,/,case=R1001052703
if that link doesn't work, go to the Xerox site and look in the area:
Home > Support & Drivers > Phaser 6250 > Knowledge Base
ID: R1001052703Phaser 6250 Support Knowledge Base
Jam at Registration Roller (code Jam RR)
Follow the instructions and hopefully your printer problem will be resolved.
SOURCE: xerox phaser 8560 DN is
There is mostlikey a scrap of paper that you can not see still in the machine. You can gently walk a thicker piece of paper through the paper path and see if it pushes out the obstruction. Be very careful not to scratch the drum when you try this.
Hope this helps
SOURCE: Phaser 8560 error code
Most likely you are using generic ink or ink not made for that specific machine. The black ink is the one causing the problem. the printer will then need to be reset.
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