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‎11-09-2015 04:36 PM

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The L arm is part of the solenoid assembly, and the one for tray one and the one for tray two will look a lot alike, so it will be easier than you think.

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‎11-10-2015 10:22 AM

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I tore the printer apart this morning.   The L arm is not disconnected from the solenoid so I did not have to figure out how to reassemble that mechanism.   Once I put the machine back together, the printer still successfully prints a Test Page from Tray 2 (Whew!).   Unfortunately, it no longer prints from Tray 1 even if Tray 2 is removed.   If I leave the right side printer cover off, I have a good view of the L arm in action when I place any media in Tray 1.   Upon placing a sheet of paper in the feed slot, the solenoid clicks and the L arm temporarily engages the gear mechanism.   It then lets go.   Do you have any more theories about why I cannot print from Tray 1?

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‎07-17-2016 05:42 AM

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You've probably moved on, but if you do see this, this printer is a little quirky with envelopes. To me, it has to do with cycling of the printer.

 

First, for clarification, when you say Tray 1 I am guessing you are referring to the manual feed tray (slot that is visible when you fold down the little flap). Then your Tray '2' is actually Tray 1.

 

Make sure your printer is in idle mode. Do not send the envelope print job yet. Adjust your guides to the width of the envelope, then insert the envelope. The printer should grab it but not feed it through. If this happens, then you are good to go.

 

Now, 'print' your envelope, using the Manual Tray option. The printer should now feed the envelope through and hopefully it will have the address where it should be. Hope this helps.

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‎10-09-2016 12:14 PM

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I have the same problem, I can't print envelopes from the manual tray on my LJ1320. The printer does grab the envelope. If I press the green button, it feeds through without printing the envelope. The error light goes on. I also tried opening tray 2 before printing the envelope, but got the same result. I am using Windows 10, 64 bit.

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‎10-09-2016 12:49 PM

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What application are you using? What happens if you do not feed an envelope in the slot and just press the button. Does it draw paper from tray 2 and is there any printing on it. It is possible you have the wrong settings for the envelope causing the issue.

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‎11-29-2016 03:34 PM

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I have a  HP LaserJet 1320. Tried to print envelopes using the envelope slot. Kept getting "HP 1320 printer mispick" followed by "HP 1320 printer jam". I upgraded to Windows 10 last spring and downloaded & installed the 64 bit driver.

Did not make any changes to the driver. Upon investigating, found out that the "Envelope Feeder" was not not installed.  Corrected it by going to control panel & selecting "Devices and Printers".  Rt click on HP Printer. Click on printer properties and select "Device Settings". Under "Installable Options",  check "Envelope Feeder". Mine was not installed. I changed it to installed. Success. Can now print envelopes. Hope this helps you.

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