Paper Jam When we send a job to the plotter it always says it has a paper jam. What we need to do everytime is roll the paper back onto the paper roll and feed the paper back into the plotter until it senses aper then it will plot that job. Next job you have to repeat previous steps.

Every time there is paper jam, the printer knows the job is not completed and hence tries to re-print after the paper is removed and cover is shut.

Clear the print job from computer.
Power off the printer and Clear the paper jam (if any)
I would try to use different tray. The paper pickup roller in one path may be worn out.
eg Sheet feeder or multipurpose tray.
Load paper in new tray
Set the application to use new tray

Ensure you sue the right thickness (gsm) of the paper. Quality of paper is crucial. Too thin; too thick can affect functioning.

It\'s very unusual for the paper to jam as this machine uses a clam shell type of printer. Just raise the printer arm and remove the paper roll. Clear any paper from the print head and roller etc. Tear any wrinkled paper from the roll and then refit the roll with the shiny side of the paper towards you. Lay the paper in the printer and close the printer arm down onto the paper. If you are setting the journal side, wind some paper onto the takeup spool after it exits the printer and sit the spool into place.



If anyone needs a Casio PCR-T2000 manual, one of the users has it here:

http://the-checkout-tech.com/manuals/cashregisters/Casio_PCR-T2000_users_and_programming_manual.html

Check the carriage belt for wear. Is there an error code?

there is a common fault on this particular printer which also affects the t770/t1200
when trying to feed a new roll of paper the plotter is asking to remove the paper from manual feed even though there is none.

the fault lies with the way the plotter is using the manual feed sensor,
there has been a technical release from HP regarding this same issue.
what to do -
1) firstly you need to find out whether the sensor really is at fault or if there is another fault which is confusing the manual sensor output.
a:- upgrade the firmware on the plotter ( always make sure your plotters firmware is upto date), cycle the power of the plotter and retry.
b:-use your user operating guide to take you through 'calibrating manual feed sensor' and retry.this is a quick process which sets the values for paper present/not present on the formatter.
c:- if the above two have failed then order a new PCA and calibrate the sensor immediately after first initialize of new Main PCA.

if the sensor fails to calibrate then I would first order a new sensor ( cheapest option first) if that fails then replace the main PCA. but always first check for any new firmwares.

There are lots of reasons for paper jam...
... Take a look where it always happen.. There might some paper stuck on its path why its always Jam.. or the sensors are blind... get a paper.. roll it and blow it on the sensors... and sometimes broken parts..

Turn off the Sharp EL-1801V.

2 Cut the end of the replacement paper roll for a fresh edge and to ensure a smooth feed. Do not tear the paper roll, as feeding a torn paper roll can cause a paper jam.

3 Insert the cut edge into the paper opening on the back of the Sharp EL-1801V. Hold the paper roll so that the edge being fed into the machine is coming from the bottom of the roll. Turn the power on.

4 Press the "Feed" button until the paper is fed through the unit. Lift the metal paper roll holder up. Slide the paper roll onto the paper-roll holder.

Read more: Directions for Replacing the Paper Roll on a Sharp EL-1801V ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7294657_directions-paper-roll-sharp-el_1801v.html#ixzz1eNqkJA8g

most copiers that have lcd screens, should you show you where the paper is. sometimes it may take getting down to look under a couple of guide plates. or just roll some of the rollers to get the paper to come out. all it takes a minute piece of paper to be sitting on a sensor for it to throw the paper jam message.

hi y'all -

you share a frustrating problem... error message but no apparent error (jam)! it's one that's common to many models of printers and the result of many different causes.

I've seen it when I've printed on cheaper paper, or different (lower) grades with odd surface finishes. the sensors get dirty, or the printer/computer 'thinks' there's paper stuck where none exists. I've opened/closed paper trays 2-3 times and rolled feed rollers around multiple times, then closed printer paper drawers only to have the 3rd time of doing the exact same steps be the time it cleared the error message.

there are often very tiny pieces of paper stuck in weird places in the paper path in printers, too. if you did have a jam before the message started, is every little scrap of the page accounted for? there are also hard to get to places to find paper scraps in larger printers, but I'm going to assume you're all talking about home printers.

here are a few general HP support links you may find helpful for future paper jam messages for this model of printer.

this link is for general info for this model:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?cc=us&dlc=en&product=304535&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN

this link is for general support for this model:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/solveCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=304535

here's a link addressing paper jams in general:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bud09189&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&rule=26353&product=304535

and here's one on cleaning your printer:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00016484&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=304535

hope this helps a little bit for future refs. remember that using good paper helps print quality and lessens printing problems. also, when you take a stuck page out of a printer, doing so gently will help ensure little scraps of paper do not tear off paper edges and get stuck in weird spots. it some times helps to gently, manually, roll the feed rollers a full turn around in the printer, too. patience pays! -JW50

That is the problem, machine will show printer jam if paper feed rollers fail to pick up paper when requested, your machine sounds like it needs new paper feed roller or you can clean the paper feed roller with a slightly! damp cloth.

If no jam light shows when power is turn on and machine comes to ready and then you send a job to printer and it then shows jam then it is the feed roller or sometimes the feed clutch

If on the other hand it always show jam then there is or a switch is stuck.

It Is a sensor that you should clean or re-locate. Try searching on sides of the roll or near the place where it shows you or tell you about the paper Jam.