Questions & Answers for: HP LaserJet output bin sensors hp printer

output bin. There is no paper in the output bin. Any ideas? I have removed the covers but cannot find the paper sensors in those areas. Anyone know where to look? I'm hesitant to dig to deeply without

...Output Bin Message After replacing the fuser last week, I printed a test page which came out fine. But right after that, the message "Jam in Output Bin" appeared. I only printed that one page which ...

...output bin error swaped known re attach output bin error swaped known workinking 3 bin stapler,bolth have green light.replaced dc controler& powersuppies. Checked cable between dc controler & ...

...output bin 2) "flick" the output bin lever with your finger If fault continues, contact HP. I'm pretty sure it's referring to the OUTPUT bin. check the sensors on the output bin, one may be stuck and ...

output bin". When I open the door, and clear the jammed paper, it still show the problem. There is output sensor where the papers come out, make sure its lowered down, be VERY CAREFUL not to break it.

Vinay Hi! The reason for getting this message is because the output bin is full and printing cannot continue.To fix this please empty the output bin and printing resumes automatically. Hope this helps

...output bin The output bin sensor check the quantity of printed paper that remain in the upper part of the printer. When the paper is too much, the sensor report a paper jam. Check the lever of the ...

...output bin Sounds like there is a sensor flag stuck at the output bin, check for any sensor flags and free them if they are stuck, if not, it may be a more internal problem which would need to be ...

...output bin in full? difficult If you have already removed the paper from the output bin, check the delivery flaps to make sure they move freely. If they do, remove the top and make sure the sensor ...

...Output bin full and Jam paper. What could be wrong. Each time it displays Output bin full we can proceed with printing. There must be a problem with the output sensor, dirty, bent or clogged. Check ...