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    MP9000 Paper Jam Count

    Hi Guys

    Just a question

    I have a MP9000 with 4000k copies on. At the following sp it has a count of 254:

    7-504-01 Paper Jam Count At Power On

    What does this mean?

    I can not belief that the customer have been switching the machine off when it has a jam.

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    Senior Tech 100+ Posts Koosie is building a good name for himself
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    That SP increase with 1 every time the copier is turned on and a jam is detected. Always remember: Customers never lie!
    I have seen lots of people (me included) trying to clear a jam by turning the copier off and on.

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    LOL, me too.
    I have just printed an SMC on a MP9000 and there are no jams registered at power on, you may be looking at a faulty sensor check your SMC and see if there are jams near to that countage 200 and something is alot.
    "Houston, we have a problem"

    2500K and I only have 8 jams in total, 7504-21 heatpipe exir sensor 7 and 7504-27 inverter tray 1

    Clear jam history, and keep a eye on it.
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    Specialist at head office said i must check the front door switches

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voltage View Post
    Specialist at head office said i must check the front door switches
    Maybe, thats an Idea but your machine has to little counts on it, I´ve seen problems with door switchs and they where not jams but the machine was well over 12000K
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