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For whatever reason it isn't detecting the paper in tray 1. Check the paper size selector on the front of the tray, make sure it's set to the correct size. Make sure the switches that selector pushes against are not broken or deformed, same for the tray set and paper detect sensor feelers.
I got it fixed. There is a dial in front of the printer. You access it by opening tray 1. It is for selecting the page size. It was set to an asterisk, but I changed to to 8.5" x 11" and that got it working. Thanks everyone for the help!
[QUOTE=MYRICOHNEEDSHELP;1759620]I was printing a fairly large prunt job. Paper got jammed. I fixed the jam and then get a notice of printer "Load paper in bypass tray". It would not print regularly after jam was fixed. I didnt mess with any settings before that.
Currently the screen says "Load paper in bypass tray". When I try to print it does nothing. I went into printer preferences. The input tray selected is "auto tray select". I have also tried "Tray 1" with no luck.
Are you able to advise how I can get my printer functioning. Is there a way to reset printer to factory defaults? Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE
There is a possibility to dislocate casette paper end sensor feeler while removing paper jam. If printer sets to auto paper tray select, it will try to feed from bypass tray, as paper detection of the casette fails..
Yeah that's a common problem. Customers accidently hit the dial when replacing paper. I have started gluing them into position.Originally Posted by MYRICOHNEEDSHELP
With that dial set to * it means to use the size is set in User Tools
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