Showing a paper jam but there is no paper jam
Cleaned the paper pick up roller and also check to see that the paper is not bent in the paper tray.
SOURCE: Machine shows "Paper Jam" error
There is a paper senser present in the paper lifting area. That part of your printer is not working properly. Replace that part and then try
SOURCE: paper jam
turn off the printer
Unplug it
open the paper jam door and gently push the paper roller forward until it clicks.
close the door
wait a few minutes
plug the printer back in
turn it on and see what happens.
I hope this helps.
SOURCE: Xerox Phaser 6250N Jam at Registration Roller
I use to have the same problem, but downloaded a fuser patch at the Xerox site:
http://office.support.xerox.com/SRVS/cgi-bin/webcgi.cgi?new,kb=Phaser_6250,company=%7B5AC8CA72-62D5-4658-8D6F-D2F393C98A63%7D,ts=xo,ques=ref%28security_level%29:1,ques=ref%28Country%29:45,/,case=R1001052703
if that link doesn't work, go to the Xerox site and look in the area:
Home > Support & Drivers > Phaser 6250 > Knowledge Base
ID: R1001052703Phaser 6250 Support Knowledge Base
Jam at Registration Roller (code Jam RR)
Follow the instructions and hopefully your printer problem will be resolved.
SOURCE: repeated paper jams
These errors are usually caused by a cracked DM Camshaft (Drum Maintenance). This was a very common problem for Xerox, they usually broke while under warranty, but there a heck of a lot out there that are just now going bad after a year.
You may or may not need to replace the "Motor Process Drive Gears" as well as the DM camshaft.
You might be able to talk Xerox into doing this as a warranty repair, if you ***** real loud.
SOURCE: paper jam problem in pixma mp145. E3 error.
hi
just recently had these problems
symptoms:
LED flashing E3 code and alarm light was solid. But dissapeared when opened the coved and came back on when closed the cover.
Also the when the cover was open the inks did not slide out to the left and stayed to the right side.
There was no paper jam, but error said paper jam.
Solution:
1. I took a thick piece of paper, from like a paper folder ones, thick enough to go in the printer and not curl up when pushed..
2. turned off the printer and turned it back on.
3,
while printer was turning on,and makings sound as it does normally when
turning on, I pushed through the piece of paper and the rotors stoped
for a millisecond.
4.the rotors started again and pushed out the paper by it self with out my force.
5. I let the printer get started. and then turned it off and then on.
6. this solved all of my problems.
this was the first problem ever with this printer in 3 years.,preety good printer.
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