Message shows "Paper jam" but there is no paper jam

Fix laser/Scanner

IF THIS PROBLEM IS PERSISTING THEN YOU WILL HAVE TO OPEN THE PRINTER AND LOOK FOR ANY KIND OF PAPER BITS STUCK TO THE CORNERS OF THE PRINTER FROM INSIDE

First step is to unplug your printer, leave it unplugged for 30 seconds and then plug it back in.

Here's a video Harshit kumar suggested as a solution to your problem from YouTube:


Fixing a Paper Jam - HP LaserJet 1020 Printer

Clean the feed rollers.

Hi,

This error message is displayed by the printer when paper is jammed in one or more locations. In such a case, users are recommended to remove the jammed paper from the specified location. The entire paper path must be checked for any pieces of paper. To stop the message, open and close the top most cover of the printer. Lastly, verify the flags and the sensors. If the problem persists, the cause of the error message could be a broken sensor or sensor lever.

Hi. The error message shown as paper jam cleared a) not fully b) not carefully and there is any paper fragment or a whole page remained yet. The sensors are perceive the paper in the paper way, so there are any dirty thing or paper fragment. Read again the user manual, section of paper jam carefully and try to clear out again.
Sly

hi,
HP Officejet 5610 All-In-One InkJet Printer has few common problems. Such as Driver CD lost, Scanner does not work, Connection problem etc. For find all these software solution just click here....


http://www.hp.com/printer/prob676ijt65/solution

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hi, mezz

try this

There are 2 different types of flashing patterns with those two lights on the printer.
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Resume light and power light BLINKING ALTERNATELY
Problem: Paper is jammed in the printer.
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Resume blinking SIMULTANEOUSLY with power light

Problem:
The print cartridge carriage is stuck.

Solution:
1. Open the top of the printer.
2. Remove anything that is blocking the carriage path.
3. Turn the printer off.
4. Turn the printer on.

Problem:
There is something wrong with the printer. (I didn't write it, I am pulling this from actual HP tech documents, so don't blame me on this one) :)
Solution:
Turn the printer off.
Turn the printer on.
If the printer will not turn off, unplug the power cable from the electrical outlet or wall outlet.
Unplug the power cord from the back of the printer.
Wait about 30 seconds.
Plug the power cord back into the wall outlet.
Plug the power cord to the back of the printer.


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cropp