This is probably just be me being stupid, but I had a jamming problem from the bypass that was clearly a paper size detection error. I checked user tools and set the bypass for auto size detect, and got rid of a default bypass paper size setting with the program key (I actually didn't know you could do that, but I know better now).
Still the problem persisted, so I disassembled the covers on the right hand side of the machine to see if something was mechanically wrong. If you've done that as few times as I have, that actually takes a while. Another no go, though.
Then I checked service mode, and found that bypass tray paper size auto detect was turned off (SP1007). After I turned it on the bypass worked perfectly. D'oh.
I think I may have seen this on the 25 CPM model of this line earlier, too, but I didn't catch it then. Callback! Double d'oh!
Oh well, hope this can help somebody not feel as stupid as I do right now. Or, at least somebody can get a chuckle out of this.
Still the problem persisted, so I disassembled the covers on the right hand side of the machine to see if something was mechanically wrong. If you've done that as few times as I have, that actually takes a while. Another no go, though.
Then I checked service mode, and found that bypass tray paper size auto detect was turned off (SP1007). After I turned it on the bypass worked perfectly. D'oh.
I think I may have seen this on the 25 CPM model of this line earlier, too, but I didn't catch it then. Callback! Double d'oh!
Oh well, hope this can help somebody not feel as stupid as I do right now. Or, at least somebody can get a chuckle out of this.
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