On and off when a sheet is maybe 1 inch out of the fuser it starts to jam up in the fuser (pull the paper out and it looks like an accordian). I bought a new fuser...and it is doing the same thing...I tried flipping the paper and filling the paper try up and no help.
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Ii may be that you have poor sensor flaper response, somewheare between paper pick up section and fuse unit. Check the paper registration sensor.On sensor flaper you have a spring wich can be dirty of toner or grease so she slows down the flaper.
2) did you check the pick up clutch?He is maybe worned out so he does not react in specific moment, and couses the delay jams
3) did you clean all the pick-up,feed and separation rollers.
Good luck
Posted on Feb 20, 2010
This tells me the one of the Pickers in the fuser is damaged and causeing this Jam , I would replace the fuser and chaces are this most likely will resolve your problem
Posted on Aug 04, 2009
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I found my solution talking with our canon color copier repair guy at work. he explained that it is because 1) it is summer, thus my gas heat is no longer drying out the house humidity here in alabama, 2) I was using 20 and 24 pound paper which was absorbing the humidity in the air, then when the paper entered the super hot fuser unit, the moisture would turn to steam, and curl the paper so it hits the fuser extaction claws and jams.
So I switched to a 28 pound hammermill paper that is designed for color copiers (has a green apple on the package) and is supposed to be "99.99% jam free" and after a few hundred copies, the jam problem has disapeered. I still get jamming on USPS green custom forms, but he suggested I keep them in a tupperware bowl sealed with a couple dessicant packs.....so I will give that a try. (hope this helps some other folks...and keeps you from buying a second fuser like I did).
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