Lexmark Pinnacle 901 jams paper repeatedly after clearing; no obstructions are visible in front paper feed or rear duplexing unit.
If you are getting a jam and there is no paper visible then a likely cause is a false jam that is caused when the paper is not picked up from the tray at the start of printing. Send a print job and listen closely. If you can hear the pickup rollers turning but no paper is being pulled into the printer then either the rollers are dirty or are worn and need to be replaced. Trying printing from a different tray or the manual feed tray to eliminate a fault with a different component on the printer.
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Something is definitely not functioning properly in your printer. It sounds like a hardware mechanism problem. Please contact Lexmark technical support for assistance.
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Does it also jam when you're just copying or scanning? Try to check if the scanner is closed all the way down. The cover needs to be closed all the way down for the paper to flow properly from the ADF to the exit tray.
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