042-326d110
Xerox D110 Error 042-326: Paper Sensor Fix
The Xerox D110 error 042-326 is a specific code regarding paper transport failures. If the sensor fails to detect paper as expected, the engine halts to prevent damage. This guide shows how to fix error 042-326 on D110 by clearing the paper path and maintaining the sensors.
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Common causes
- 1Debris: Tiny paper scraps blocking the sensor.
- 2Worn Rollers: Traction failure on feeding tires.
- 3Dust: Build-up preventing sensor activation.
- 4Misaligned Paper: Guides not adjusted for size.
Solutions
Diagnóstico rápido
Error 042-326 indicates the entry sensor is blocked or misreading. Check if the paper tray is perfectly level. Any tiny paper snag in the registration path can trigger this fault.Solución paso a paso
- Open the tray indicated by the error message.
- Completely empty the paper tray.
- Inspect the transport path for stuck scraps.
- Clean the sensor flag with a dry cloth.
- Reset paper guides to fit the stack precisely.
- Close the tray and retry.
Prevención y mantenimiento
Perform monthly cleanings on all feed rollers using a lint-free cloth. Keep storage area humidity low to prevent paper curling, which is a major cause of transport faults in the D110 series.Cuándo llamar a un técnico
If the machine flags 042-326 with empty trays, there may be a mechanical failure in the feed motor or a broken actuator arm.Ficha técnica del equipo
- Technology: Monochrome Production Printer.
- Speed: 110 ppm.
- Connectivity: Ethernet, USB.
- Capacity: High capacity.
- Consumable: D110 Toner family.
- Recommended use: High-speed production.
- Official drivers / firmware
Steps to follow
- 1
Check trays
Open the feeder tray specified in the error.
- 2
Clear debris
Carefully remove any jammed paper fragments.
- 3
Clean sensors
Wipe the paper sensor flag gently with a cloth.
- 4
Resume
Close the tray to retry printing.
Frequently asked questions
It signifies a paper transport error where the sensor failed to detect paper within the expected timeframe.
Most of the time, yes. It is usually caused by debris, dirty sensors, or worn tires.
The printer uses D110 series toner and long-life parts.
Use high-quality paper and keep the environment free of dust.