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Yes, but it won't be a J001 - it would be a J003 or a J051 depending on if it is a leading or trailing edge jam (doesn't hit the sensor in time or doesn't leave the sensor in time) That's assuming it is tray 1 jamming, for tray 2 it would be J004 / J052 and so on...
BTW, for any Ricoh Newbie's who stumble on this thread, the jam codes can be hard to find in the SM - they are broken down in SP7504, so the easiest thing to do (if you can get the machine to print at all - if not you can still look at it directly) is to print the SMC logging data - SP5990-004. You then have the jam table, number of jams in each location, 10 most recent jam locations including meter counts, and recent SC codes. It's really useful not only for fixing the current problem, but it can help spot something that's going to be a problem soon.