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‎12-01-2022 12:27 PM - edited ‎12-01-2022 12:28 PM

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Product: HP OfficeJet Pro 9015 All-in-One Printer

I do lots of printing and am now on my 6th HP9015 printer. The print great. They all eventually die the same way: after over 100,000 pages printed, and while the printed pages are clean and clear and correct, after the print job is completed and the printer is returning to its "rest" position ready for the next job, at the very end it signals "Paper Jam". I am only guessing that there is a paper jam sensor somewhere that I have not found and that is probably covered in ink spray and giving a false reading. I know of three sensors that need periodic cleaning but there must be one more somewhere. HELP!

 

FYI, sometimes turning the printer off and waiting overnight it will print one more job OK and then go into its false paper jam mode again.

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