CANON PC 6RE PAPER JAM

In some cases, not all; the paper feed rollers get dry and slick. If so they tend to feed at times and sometimes stop halfway at times. Look at your rollers.

You may have remnants of torn paper left in the feed rollers or beyond -from a prior jam. Other causes include:

• Overheating
• Wrong Paper Type
• Printing Labels
• Cracked or Dirty Rollers
• Use of Wrong Tray
• Incorrect Loading of Paper
• Paper Overload

try cleaning the rollers or removing any dust from them by using scotch tape on the rollers to lift off the dust.

You need new pickup rollers
google search "LPB1120 pickup rollers" and find your nearest dealer. usualy quite easy to replace as long as your a "can do" person

Wich copier model do you using?
My wild ques would be paper feed rollers. Try to clean them with alcohol and try to copy.

But still I would want to know the model.

You can also contact me on [email protected], if its Canon copier.

The paper feed system is worn (rollers, and separation pad). What is happening, is extra sheets are being fed into the machine primarily because the separation unit is not doing it's job properly. So rather than just one page at a time being fed, it is allowing an extra sheet to "creep" in intermittently, causing the jam. And the indicator you are seeing is the "jam" indicator.

first try paper feed clutch.. make sure nothing is blocking paper path...

tthis is really old 25 years plus. replaced the drun cartridge which also contains the toner good luck canon sr tech

You can also try using a rubber eraser as the rollers are going. Just take a pencil and lightly rub along the length of the rollers as they are feeding. This should remove the film that clogs the rollers surface.

If your priter is showing a 241 paper jam and the paper stops in the paper tray or lower front, then you can replace the pick rollers to fix this problem. If the paper stops in the middle, then check to make sure the sensor flag in the middle left of the printer is clean and in place. If the jam is in the back of the printer then check the fuser rollers to make sure that they are rolling when the printer starts to print, check the exit sensors on the fuser, there are usually two flags, one on each side of the fuser. If there is no paper stuck in the printer, then make sure that all sensor flags are up and not stuck halfway down. Or check for dust in the sensors.