Rep: 97
3
2
The printer regularly picks up a second sheet of paper which causes a jam. I have fitted a new roller which doesn't help at all and cleaned everything visible. This happens both with the bottom feeder tray and the manual sheet feeder. It's getting worse, so that now it even does it on a single page job. Printer has done a total of 10k pages and 500 odd on the current cartridge.
Ist dies eine gute Frage?
Rep: 79
2
1
I believe this is the answer, the solenoid that engages the pickup roller is sticking on. See:
War diese Antwort hilfreich?
This is true. I removed old adhesives and placed some electric tape instead. It is working now.
exactly. i just put a piece of tape over the half moon rubber that sits on top of the coil and problem fixed. thx
Rep: 245
6
Hey Dan. Are you the Dan Rae in NZ? I don't know that particular model but the fault may be the paper separation pad. It sits below the paper feed roller and may have become glazed. Either replace it or buff it up somehow.
War diese Antwort hilfreich?
Rep: 109
5
1
1
Hi!
I would say if it’s just a single pickup shaft spin during certain period of time - and you having problem with second paper being picked up - that could be separation pad that is worn (and should be replaced), but if that shaft spinning twice during one pickup cycle and that is causing double pickup - that’s issue with solenoid (foam pad it’s not good in there and could be replaced with 2 cut pieces of any duct tape).
Good luck!
War diese Antwort hilfreich?
Letzte 24 Stunden: 5
Letzte 7 Tage: 30
Letzte 30 Tage: 141
Insgesamt: 12,597
4 Kommentare
I'm having the same issue. It seems as if the printer doesn't recognize that a piece of paper has been picked up and continues to repeatedly actuate the roller mechanism. I don't know enough about this model be certain.
von Kile
I am having the same problem I guess. When it prints the printed copy is no fullly released from the printer and another sheet has been partially picked up and then everything starts and I get the alarm. I put the sheets out and open and close the top door and then it is ready to go again.
von Seward Ford
It the pick up solenoid. It has two rubbery pads that go sticky, and it can get stuck either opened or closed. Repair is easy (remove the sticky pad and put a piece of thick tape or foam), but accessing the solenoid can be a pain. On the 2525w it's on the left side of the machine. You have to remove the left cover (which implies removing the rear and top cover first), then the motor plate.
von Curious Marc
Thanks. I had the same issue on my Samsung 2525w and putting tape on the solenoid fixed the problem.
von David B.