Sharp 1217 paper jam

SOURCE: Sharp AR-M355 copier with AR-EF3 adf

With what you described it sound like the paper out sensor is not working properly, might be bad or broke. Hope that Helps... Lbcoaster

SOURCE: paper feeder jams and crinkles the paper up

there is a set of stripper fingers that kiss the fuser roller and paper is jamming up aginst that area

FIX

Open the fuser section door and front door Look at the fuser roller from exit and front door If there is a wiper pad (slides in on a rod from the side of the machine) remove it and put some fuser oil on it

go to area where you find the paper folding up and observe the stripper fingers for any blockage

If there is some bits of toner on the fingers clean them with a q tip and alcohol

take your finger ( make sure machine has cooled and you have unplugged from wall) and press up against the stripper fingers to se if there is movement (some coiers have a solenoid that activates the striper fingers)

The fuser oil hels keep the fuser roller clean and keeps paper from sticking on rollers

Try the copier if this does not fix i believe you have a problem with a solenoid which will require a sevice call

If you want to observe the paper coming through the fuser rollers and seeing if the fingers activate
ou can trip the safety swithes in the doors and exits and observe

Best of luck to you

SOURCE: SHARP AR5316 SHOWING PAPER WHILE NO PAPER JAM

try to chek if the actuator of the exit sensor is ok you will find it when you open the side door exactly attached to the heater try to check the end is it in plase or not if not use sim 30 sub1 to check all sensors you wil solve your problem

Budi Raharjo

• 91 Answers
• Posted on Jun 04, 2009

SOURCE: Sharp 2300n gets paper jam. It fold paper like an

When you clear the paper from the machine at the fusing unit, you can see 8 pawls, it looks like a hook but in a flat design. They should be touching the heat roller ( each has a spring to make it flexible ). If one not touching the heat roll it will caused the paper stuck to it so you will have the accordion paper jam.

SOURCE: Sharp AL-1217 Driver for Windows Vista

try the driver for AR123E at

http://www.sumthai.com/s0104/index.php?tpid=0086&pageno=1

it covers

Supported Models AR-123E, AL1045, AL1216, AL1225, AL1255, AL1530CS, AL1540CS, AL1456