Questions & Answers for: Lexmark exit sensor jam

...of the printer when the printer says there is a jam and move the sensors to see if the error goes away. If so you may have to replace the fuser unless you can just replace the defective sensor. ...

change the paper type when using card stock, plain etc. As for the paper jams; you need to check the exit sensor at the exit door, also if you have a duplex, 2-3 drawer you also need to check for jams

sensor flag. make sure the flags move freely you should be able to hear these snap back. the one on the right is clearly visible the other is about 2 inches in on the left side of the fuser and is set

...that can break when removing this type of jam. They kind of let the printer know when a page has exited the fuser... To check this you can remove the back door assy. On the redrive, (which is the ...

exit sensor, there are 2 sensor at fuser exit, you can see them taking off the rear cover, one is for paper size and the other is for paper jams, check them both or replace them. If it jams before the

...If you have nothing mounted to the top of the printer, then the standard tray is where the paper is exiting. What the message is telling you the bin is full and it is not, most likley the failure is ...

...sensor does not detect paper when it should be there it gives a "paper jam" error thinking the paper is jammed. Look at the top page of paper for 1 or 2 light gray marks. If you see them then the ...

...exit sensor will give you a 201 paper jam). this sensor is on the fuser in the rear of the printer. There are 2 sensors on the fuser the left is the narrow media sensor the one one the right is the ...

...through you have to inspect the complete paper path from the paper tray all the way to the fusing exit unit and make sure that there is no pieces of paper left behind to block the paper movement ...

...exit sensor during warm up. Fuser page count between 0 and 99,999. Something is keeping the exit sensor in a covered position. A page may not have been cleared from a prior jam. Check the fuser and ...