Konica Minolta bizhub C3350 bizhub C3850/C3350 Maintenance/Troubleshooting Use - Page 55

Troubleshooting for paper jam, Tray 1, Manual Feed Tray, Tray 2/3, Symptom, Cause, Action

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3.3 Troubleshooting for paper jam 3 Symptom A paper jam has occurred in the paper tray. Cause Paper is not loaded in the correct position in the paper tray. The number of sheets in the paper tray exceeds the maximum capacity. The width of the paper guide has not adjusted to the paper size. Bent or creased paper has been loaded into the paper tray. Paper is damp. Envelopes are loaded in Tray 2/3. Thick paper, label sheets, postcards, glossy paper, or letterheads are loaded in Tray 2/3. Label sheets are loaded in an incorrect orientation. Envelopes are loaded in an incorrect orientation. Invalid paper (paper of an invalid size, thickness, or type) is used. The Paper Feed Rollers are dirty. Action Remove the jammed paper, then correctly load paper into the paper tray. Remove excessive sheets in the paper tray, then re-load paper into the paper tray. Adjust the paper guide in the paper tray to the paper size. Remove the bent or creased paper, then load new paper into the paper tray. Remove damp paper, then load new dry paper into the paper tray. Load envelopes into Tray 1 or the Manual Feed Tray. Load thick paper, label sheets, postcards, glossy paper, or letterheads into Tray 1 or the Manual Feed Tray. Correct the orientation of label sheets. Place an envelope with the flap facing upward. When the flap is in the long side of an envelope, load it in the machine side. Use our recommended paper. For information on the available paper, refer to Chapter 6 "Loading Paper" in [User's Guide Introduction]. Clean the Paper Feed Rollers. For details, refer to page 1-5. Tips If a paper jam frequently occurs in a specific place, carry out checks, repairs, or cleaning focusing on the jam location. [Maintenance/Troubleshooting] 3-15

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3.3
Troubleshooting for paper jam
3
[Maintenance/Troubleshooting]
3-15
Tips
If a paper jam frequently occurs in a specific place, carry out checks, repairs, or cleaning focusing on the jam
location.
A paper jam has occurred in the
paper tray.
Paper is not loaded in the correct
position in the paper tray.
Remove the jammed paper, then
correctly load paper into the pa-
per tray.
The number of sheets in the pa-
per tray exceeds the maximum
capacity.
Remove excessive sheets in the
paper tray, then re-load paper
into the paper tray.
The width of the paper guide has
not adjusted to the paper size.
Adjust the paper guide in the pa-
per tray to the paper size.
Bent or creased paper has been
loaded into the paper tray.
Remove the bent or creased pa-
per, then load new paper into the
paper tray.
Paper is damp.
Remove damp paper, then load
new dry paper into the paper
tray.
Envelopes are loaded in
Tray
2/3
.
Load envelopes into
Tray 1
or
the
Manual Feed Tray
.
Thick paper, label sheets, post-
cards, glossy paper, or letter-
heads are loaded in
Tray 2/3
.
Load thick paper, label sheets,
postcards, glossy paper, or let-
terheads into
Tray 1
or the
Man-
ual Feed Tray
.
Label sheets are loaded in an in-
correct orientation.
Correct the orientation of label
sheets.
Envelopes are loaded in an in-
correct orientation.
Place an envelope with the flap
facing upward.
When the flap is in the long side
of an envelope, load it in the ma-
chine side.
Invalid paper (paper of an invalid
size, thickness, or type) is used.
Use our recommended paper.
For information on the available
paper, refer to Chapter 6 "Load-
ing Paper" in [User's Guide Intro-
duction].
The Paper Feed Rollers are dirty.
Clean the Paper Feed Rollers.
For details, refer to page 1-5.
Symptom
Cause
Action