How to fix a paper jam?
781447
There's a door on the back that pops open. Turn the printer around, pull the lever at the end to the side and open it up, reach in and pull out the paper, then replace the door. It's not hard to do, though it took me several years of ownership to find it!
1042100
I have no trouble with paper jamming on my unit, but I can recommend that you should fill the printer tray up and not only put a few sheets in it at a time.
1353729
I had this problem also. The sheet has been rolled around the two rollers inside the laminator, or it is bunched up right inside where it comes out. You can stick a pair of scissors in there and see if you can get it to come out, but if its around the rollers you need to unscrew the bottom and cut it off the rollers. You could probably also just send it back to amazon, but it will still work after you untangle the mess! It is a great little laminator.
418893
I have never had a problem with paper jams. Are you sure that all of the packing material has been removed?
1815884
I am having the EXACT same issue - jams after printing the 1st page. Called EPS customer support. They were nice, polite, and are sending me a replacement.
82035
Just push down on bottom it should open.If its jamed I don't know how you would get the staple out.Maybe needlenose pliers?
124251
I wish I did. That honestly sounds like a mechanical issue, have you had any paper jams, and if so are you sure all the junk paper is cleaned out? Just a random thought. I haven't had any noise issues with mine.
367610
Yes, there should be small plastic rods inside the aluminum rail that grip the paper. If yours does not, then I'd return it for replacement or refund.
184396
You may have to put more glue on the paper before you put it back up again. It's great you will be able to use it again! I have used a glue that you mix up with water and it worked great.
163686
I have . The major problem is you can't put very much paper in shut and it jams frequently.
1779366
I remember my first set jammed too. Try placing a new set of staples toward the back of the "chamber" and letting the guide push them forward, then staple. Does this help?
214175
Firstly, never, ever turn it off. If you do, say there is a power cut when it is printing, the teeth in the cubes will jamb and the cost of repair is more than a new Samsung printer. Secondly, paper jams are frequent. We could solve this for a short while by cleaning all the rollers and making sure the sensor was clear. But it would soon happen again. Any paper less than 22lbs fails continually. We ended up using 25 lb paper to solve the issue for longer periods.
1952198
sorry you're having that problem. I'm not. first make sure you have the right staples. I had to buy them from Munix cause any other staples did not work and min jammed, too. Hope this helps. It's a wonderful stapler if you use it right and a very good price. otherwise Perhaps you need to send it back.
1352058
You should take paper sticking side of toner off or cut it first. I fixed same problem by doing this.
1623822
I've had paper jams with a couple of my printers. If you can access the rubber rollers that move the paper through, take a cloth dampened with 409 and clean the rollers. See if this helps. It fixed my Konica Minolta (my favorite one) about 2 years and the intake of this Brother Printer and it stopped jamming.
196574
Take the tray out of the bottom and turn the printer on it's front side. Use some rubbing alcohol and a towel to clean the rubber paper pickup in the middle. Problem solved--for awhile.
1634344
If you haven't figured this out by now, use your on screen manual that should have loaded to your computer program list when you loaded your printer. I've not had this problem, but did have one and after hours of researching on Google I brought up the manual and followed the directions - viola, problem solved. I did have a paper jam once and couldn't see it until I opened the back of the printer. Also, always remember to push the flashing button when you've completed any task - it let's the printer know to proceed. (Richard's wife, deb)