HP Laserjet III 13 paper jam not roller

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To fix the common 13 paper jam I bought and installed new roller and
separation pad but still got 13 paper jam (I found the old pad and roller
are not very much worn).

To see what's happening, I put the paper tray in but without the the tray
cover so I could see the roller with the aid of a flash light. When it's
about the time to feed the paper, I could hear clicking in the printer but
the roller did not turn, and then error 13 was on the panel. Do you have any
idea what might be wrong? Thank you.
 
bo said:
To fix the common 13 paper jam I bought and installed new roller and
separation pad but still got 13 paper jam (I found the old pad and roller
are not very much worn).

To see what's happening, I put the paper tray in but without the the tray
cover so I could see the roller with the aid of a flash light. When it's
about the time to feed the paper, I could hear clicking in the printer but
the roller did not turn, and then error 13 was on the panel. Do you have any
idea what might be wrong? Thank you.

II, III Only:
If no jam visible:
1. Replace cable, fuser to DC Controller (P/N RG1-0907-000)
II, IID, III, IIID Only:
1. Obstruction in paper path.
2. Out of spec media.
3. Replace or clean Pickup roller.
4. Replace Registration Assembly.
5. Replace fuser.
IID, IIID Only:
1. Check duplex paper path for obstructions.
2. Misadjusted or bent Switchback Assembly.


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Sounds to me like the pickup roller assembly may have a dirty or broken spring clutch on
it, or the solenoid on the back side of the DC Power supply is either not releasing the
pickup roller clutch, or may be broken. Feel free to email me about the problem.
I serviced over 300 HP3's on a contract for 5 or more years. There's not a peoblem I have
not seen before. If its of any consolation, Chances of the problem being electronic are
almost nil. HP3's had very reliable electronics.

Paul
 
Sounds to me like the pickup roller assembly may have a dirty or broken spring clutch on
it, or the solenoid on the back side of the DC Power supply is either not releasing the
pickup roller clutch, or may be broken. Feel free to email me about the problem.
I serviced over 300 HP3's on a contract for 5 or more years. There's not a peoblem I have
not seen before. If its of any consolation, Chances of the problem being electronic are
almost nil. HP3's had very reliable electronics.

Paul
 
it is the nylon gear on the inside of the printer the one that drives
the input rollers it is common in that model.
 
The nylon gears in most any HP laser can get stripped by not very careful
removal of paper when a paper jam occurs... Ben Myers
 
It's probably the clutch that drives the roller. I can't remember if this
one can be disassembled and cleaned or not.

Chris
| The nylon gears in most any HP laser can get stripped by not very careful
| removal of paper when a paper jam occurs... Ben Myers
|
| On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 01:25:16 -0400, fred smith <[email protected]>
wrote:
|
| >it is the nylon gear on the inside of the printer the one that drives
| >the input rollers it is common in that model.
| >
| >bo cheng wrote:
| >> To fix the common 13 paper jam I bought and installed new roller and
| >> separation pad but still got 13 paper jam (I found the old pad and
roller
| >> are not very much worn).
| >>
| >> To see what's happening, I put the paper tray in but without the the
tray
| >> cover so I could see the roller with the aid of a flash light. When
it's
| >> about the time to feed the paper, I could hear clicking in the printer
but
| >> the roller did not turn, and then error 13 was on the panel. Do you
have any
| >> idea what might be wrong? Thank you.
| >>
| >>
| >
|
 
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