Well, 1st of all, was there a reason for the jam? Are you using standard 20lb (72gsm) paper?
If there was an earlier jam, did ALL the paper get removed or did any tear off inside?
If you can get to the feed roller and remove it, usually a good cleaning will work wonders. Clean the rubber area with a dampened cloth and dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth (an old clean tee-shirt works great). Don't use alcohol or other cleaning solvents as these may damage the rubber.
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March 11th, 2009 10:00
Well, 1st of all, was there a reason for the jam? Are you using standard 20lb (72gsm) paper?
If there was an earlier jam, did ALL the paper get removed or did any tear off inside?
If you can get to the feed roller and remove it, usually a good cleaning will work wonders. Clean the rubber area with a dampened cloth and dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth (an old clean tee-shirt works great). Don't use alcohol or other cleaning solvents as these may damage the rubber.