Xerox 4112 Jam in face down mode 077-111

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  • Tropix
    Technician

    Site Contributor
    • Jul 2011
    • 45

    #1

    Xerox 4112 Jam in face down mode 077-111

    xerox 4112

    problem with jam at duplex fault code 77-111

    paper jamed in duplex when change from 1 side to 2 to 2 side and and inversely, when going more then 3 paper ( 1 work fine )

    and when change output settings to paper face up works fine..but cant print face up in drivers no have that options.....

    i try other duplex unit, other inverter, sensor below fuser, check connectors on back and rear.. reset connectors on boards...but still have problem....
  • InterfaceP
    Trusted Tech

    250+ Posts
    • Jun 2013
    • 488

    #2
    Re: Xerox 4112 Jam in face down mode 077-111

    I recently experienced a similar issue on a D95 (same mechanical hardware as 4110). The Invert gate solenoid was bad. Clear plastic paper guide under 2d directs the paper into to inverter for duplex or face down printing. Alternately to the finisher for face up printing. If the solenoid is bad the gate (paper guide) won't change the paper direction, causing it to go into the inverter instead of the finisher, when printing face up.

    Test it by making a copy and change the output format. Face up then face down then back to face up. This will cause the solenoid to move the paper guide. If it only jams in one of the output formats the solenoid is bad.

    REF. PL 13.12 Inverter - Gate. Items 3&7



    Hope this was of some help.

    Good luck,

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    • Exok
      Senior Tech

      500+ Posts
      • Jun 2011
      • 750

      #3
      Re: Xerox 4112 Jam in face down mode 077-111

      Usually the inverter gate solenoid or the duplex gate solenoid. You also want to remove the duplex unit and drawer assembly to inspect the big black connectors that make contact when you slide these units into place. Ive often seen these connectors break / crack. check both sides of both connectors to ensure this is not the case.

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