Error code 3528 keeps coming up,telling me to remove back cover and remove paper jam then replace back cover.there is no paper jam,checked printer heads no paper anywhere? and paper is not low????

The 6001 error is a generic internal error code. Unfortunately, it could mean one of many things. To resolve the 6001 error, please follow the following steps:

1. Turn off the printer and disconnect the power cord and USB cable.

2. Remove paper from the automatic sheet feeder (in the back).

3. Gently pull jammed paper out, if any.

3-1. If paper is visible from the ASF, use both hands to pull the paper out slowly.

3-2. If paper is visible from the paper output slot, use both hands to pull the paper out slowly.

4. If the paper tears and a piece of that remains inside the printer, open the printer cover and remove the paper from inside the printer.

5. Check ASF with a bright light to check for obstructions. Remove any if found.

6. Open the rear cover to check if the paper is jammed.

7. Pull out the cassette and check if the paper is jammed inside the cassette area.

8. Load paper back into the ASF or cassette.

9. Reconnect the power cord, turn on the printer and confirm that the Alarm light is off. (If there was any jammed paper remaining in the printer, the paper may be automatically ejected.)

Hello Shaheen,

Try this:

To resolve the error:

1. Press the On/Off button on the printer control panel to turn off your printer.
2. Wait 30 seconds.
3. Press the On/Off button to turn on your printer.

If the error continues, double-check that all paper and foreign objects are removed from inside your printer.
NOTE: Even if you do not physically see a paper jam, you will need to follow the paper jam link to solve the error.
Paper Jam Error

Hello, Welcome to FixYa!
Error 3528 in Kodak Printer is mostly because of paper jam. their may be small bit paper jam in side. There are some "micro-sensors" that detect a paper jam. To solve it
Try taking off the roller access panel in the back and make sure that the printer has not picked up a sheet of paper somewhere in the path.Also make sure that sure that really there is no piece of paper paper, dust or foreign objects.If you have seen and you are sure that there is no any paper or foreign object then Turn the printer off, and disconnect the AC power-cable. Open the printer cover & now give the printer a "blow-job" by compressed air. Turn the printer On and check. If you still face this error then try a trick may be it can resolve the issue.
Press the On,Off button on the printer and turn off your printer. Now wait for 30 seconds.Press On button to turn your printer On and try printing.
If still there is an error then then probably your Kodak ESP 3 Multifunction Printer/ Copier/ Scanner is in need of servicing by a service professional.
I hope this solution helps you.
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Sounds like there is a sheet of paper jammed in it. Try taking off the roller access panel in the back (not the access panel by the cartridges). Make sure to only use clean sheets with proper humidity level to avoid jams. Also fan the sheets before feeding to disperse any static.

get you a can of air and blow it out with that. then try it again, this helps with mine

There may be a small piece of paper in the back that is causing the sensor to give you the error message.

Printers give jam messages when a sensor is being blocked by and object.

If there is no paper causing this, you probably have a sensor problem.

Try unplugging the printer and plugging it back in.

Try to unplug the printer for about 2 minutes and plug it back in?

I've got exactly the same situation/circumstances and error code, the thing different is that my code changes between 3533 and 3528? sorry I;m no help right now but I'll be back if I solve it. Martin. ([email protected])

I have this printed and if you read (carefully) through the manual it tells you it doesn't like single sheets of paper. If ever my paper feeder tray runs below say 3 sheets then this error will crop up so keep it topped up with paper. The same goes for photo paper too.