32.01MX822adtfe

Lexmark MX822adtfe Error 32.01: Paper Jam Fix

Lexmark MX822adtfe error 32.01 identifies a paper jam located in the main tray's feed zone. The unit stops automatically to prevent mechanical damage to the drive motor. A thorough inspection and removal of debris is the standard resolution.

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Common causes

  • 1Incorrect paper guide alignment in the tray.
  • 2Excessive moisture causing paper to stick.
  • 3Torn paper scraps trapped in feed rollers.
  • 4Premature wear of pickup rollers.

Solutions

Quick Diagnosis

If your Lexmark MX822adtfe shows error 32.01, a small piece of paper likely got trapped when entering the printer. Check the area directly under the input tray.

Step-by-Step Solution

  1. Fully open the paper input tray.
  2. Inspect the feed rollers using a flashlight.
  3. Gently pull out any torn paper fragments.
  4. Ensure no staples or clips are trapped, blocking the sensor.

Maintenance and Prevention

Always fan paper before loading and do not exceed the tray capacity. Clean rollers with a rubber cleaner every 10,000 prints.

When to Call a Technician

If the message persists after clearing the path, a sensor might be misaligned or broken, requiring technical support.

Equipment Technical Data

  • Technology: Monochrome Laser Printer
  • Speed: 55 ppm
  • Connectivity: USB, Gigabit Ethernet
  • Capacity: Up to 4,400 sheets
  • Compatible Consumable: Lexmark 62B series
  • Recommended Use: Enterprise
  • Official Drivers / Firmware

Steps to follow

  1. 1

    Remove tray

    Pull the main input tray completely out to inspect the feed rollers.

  2. 2

    Clear path

    Remove any jammed paper scraps visible in the feed path.

  3. 3

    Verify sensor

    Check if the paper sensor lever moves freely.

Frequently asked questions

32.01 is a jam code specifically occurring in the input feed area of the main tray.

It is a standard error when paper is damp or tray guides are not properly adjusted.

Use quality 80g/m2 paper and keep the tray free from moisture and excess dust.

If there is no physical jam, the input sensor might be blocked or faulty.