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Gerd Møgster
08-14-2003, 02:18 AM
I have serious paper jam problems on my hp deksjet 5550. It seems like it is
always the first paper that jams (or just "close jam"). It is also always
the left side of the paper that folds bakcwards, an creates the jam. The
printer is cleaned of paper-pices, the papers are not stuck together, the
rubber wheels that pulls the paper are clean etc.

Anyone have a suggestion of what to try?

Gunnar
RobeFortu1
08-14-2003, 09:45 AM
Gunnar wrote:I have serious paper jam problems on my hp deksjet 5550. It seems like it isalways the first paper that jams (or just "close jam"). It is also alwaysthe left side of the paper that folds bakcwards, an creates the jam. Theprinter is cleaned of paper-pices, the papers are not stuck together, therubber wheels that pulls the paper are clean etc.Anyone have a suggestion of what to try?

$$$$$! A new printer???? :)
Steve B
08-14-2003, 09:50 AM
No jams on my 5550 at all, perhaps the paper you're using isn't suited for
some reason.

"Gerd Møgster" <gerd.mogster@bluezone.no> wrote in message
news:1060856283.302792@gurney... I have serious paper jam problems on my hp deksjet 5550. It seems like it
is always the first paper that jams (or just "close jam"). It is also always the left side of the paper that folds bakcwards, an creates the jam. The printer is cleaned of paper-pices, the papers are not stuck together, the rubber wheels that pulls the paper are clean etc. Anyone have a suggestion of what to try? Gunnar

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