I have a C3760 with about 20k pages on it. It has been performing flawlessly.
Last friday it stopped pulling from Tray 1. Trying to print a job from Tray 1 yields a "paper jam" error. However, there is no jam. It appears the printer never actually pulls a piece of paper from the tray.
I have inspected the various places looking for a small piece of paper, etc. to see if there is an actual 'jam' somewhere, but I cannot find anything.
I can print from the manual tray fine, no problems. I can set the manual tray as the default, and print all day no issue. However, any attempt to print from Tray 1 though will yield a paper jam error..
Any ideas on things to troubleshoot further? There does not appear to be any broken pieces on Tray 1 from what I can see.
I am trying to narrow things down before I start shelling out a lot of money on items I may not need to repair it (at which point, I should simply cut my losses and instead buy another printer.)
You've reached the right department and We’ll surely try to assist you within Dell support boundaries. Please refer to this link which is the manual for your printer. Follow troubleshooting steps from page 355. Let us know if the steps helped you.
As I indicated in my previous message, there is no actual paper jam (I have already gone through the inspection steps mentioned in the printer's manual). It appears the printer is not actually picking up a piece of paper out of tray 1 and then reporting a paper jam because it is not feeding a sheet. I have inspected tray 1 and everything appears to be in order, nothing broken, etc.
Thank you for the update Mike. As the steps given previously was already tried, we’ll now try and update the printer firmware. Please use this link to update the same.
Let us know if the firmware update has resolved the issue.
I have been unable to install the indicated firmware. When I attempt to do so via a USB cable, the status reads "Writing.... USB MCUF/W", and, a few minutes later, I receive a "Protection Error - Job Canceled 016-391"
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Thanks for the heads up. I'll check later today when I'm back where the printer is, if I can locate where that mentioned part is located. I do not recall seeing anything that looks like it anywhere, but, i wasn't specifically looking either :)
If that's what it is, I can live w/ removing it and getting a paper-jam when the tray runs out of paper (which the other poster in the thread you referred to indicated happens if you remove it.)
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Hi Mike,
Welcome to our community.
You've reached the right department and We’ll surely try to assist you within Dell support boundaries. Please refer to this link which is the manual for your printer. Follow troubleshooting steps from page 355. Let us know if the steps helped you.