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 | HP Laserjet 4000 by Danny Young (3/3/05 7:51 AM) reply | + / - | I've been looking at this printer and it keeps showing all these different codes: 13.2, 13.5 and 41.5. What would happen is i would fix one error then the next one would show then fix that then the other code and so on and so on. The printer has new rollers, new fuser and a new paper feed assembly recently.
Can anyone help
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| Re: HP Laserjet 4000 by Trev Pearson  (3/3/05 1:04 PM) reply | + / - | Try this,
Remove the Feed/Sep roller from tray 2.
Take out the clutch.
Holding the outer cylinder, push down the clutch on a hard surface. The clutch top plate pops off. Remove the inner core. You will find the core is covered in iron filings. Remove half of the filings (they will be magetised, so its fun). Rebuild the clutch, put it back into the tray, fit the roller and try printing again.
Trev
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| Re: HP Laserjet 4000 by Danny Young (3/4/05 4:56 AM) reply | + / - | Thank you for that. Just to let you know i've also noticed that the paper seems to feed through at a angle thats not straight, would the clutch cause this problem?
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| Re: HP Laserjet 4000 by dmzcompute (3/4/05 6:00 AM) reply | + / - | Just take the clutch off the shaft and put the roller back on without it. Do a test and see if the same thing happens. That is only the separation roller so movement of it is not critical. If the paper goes thru ok the clutch is the issue, if not it could be a small obstruction in the paper path, a bad registration assembly or even a bad paper tray.
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