Avoiding and Clearing Paper Jams | HP PageWide XL Folder

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Avoiding and Clearing Paper Jams | HP PageWide XL Folder

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Learn how to avoid and clear paper jams on the HP PageWide XL folder.

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This video shows how to prevent and clear paper jams on the HP PageWide XL folder.

When a paper jam is detected, the front panel displays where the jam occurred and how to fix it.

Follow these steps to clear a paper jam at the folder input. Remove any paper from the no-fold tray.

Unlatch and lift the folder input. Remove any remaining paper from the tray. Push the button and raise the output module. Pull out the paper.

Be careful not to touch the pinch wheels. Make sure there is no lose paper remaining. Close the output module. Lower the tray. Follow these steps to clear a paper jam on the no-fold tray. If necessary, cut the paper between the printer and the tray.

First, open the top cover of the tray. Remove the jammed paper. Close the cover. If a paper jam occurs while the printer is fan-folding, follow these steps. Open the fan-folding cover. Then remove the paper. You may see a paper by the fanfold tray or at the rear of the folder. Try to pull it out wherever you see it. Close the cover.

If a paper jam occurs between the fanfold and cross-folding path, follow these steps. This should be easily visible from behind the folder without opening or removing any cover. If so, remove the paper. If a paper jam occurs while the paper is cross-folding, follow these steps. First, open the cross-folding cover. Remove the jammed paper. Close the cover.

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