Fujitsu fi-6801 Error E06: How to clear paper jams
The Fujitsu fi-6801 error E06 is a common alert for document jams. It prevents the scanner from feeding pages correctly to avoid tearing originals. Properly clearing this error requires removing debris and ensuring the feed rollers are in good condition for future use.
Common causes
- 1Torn paper remnants in the path.
- 2Excessive roller degradation.
- 3Foreign objects like staples or paper clips.
- 4Dirty optical sensor windows.
Solutions
Diagnostic
The E06 error is detected when a page does not move as expected across the scanner's internal optical path. Check if sticky tape or thick cardstock triggered the interruption.Step-by-step Solution
- Lift the scanner lid.
- Carefully extract jammed documents.
- Wipe internal rollers with an alcohol-free cloth.
- Ensure the rollers are properly seated.
- Close the lid and reset the scanner.
Prevention and Maintenance
Always use standard document weights. Replace the pick rollers according to your maintenance schedule. Avoid feeding stapled documents.When to call a technician
If the error persists after clearing the path and cleaning the rollers, the feed motor or optical sensor might require professional inspection.Technical Data
- Technology: Duplex high-speed scanner.
- Speed: 130 ppm.
- Connectivity: USB 3.0.
- Consumables: FJS-6801 roller kits.
- Usage: Document management solutions.
- Official Drivers/Firmware
Steps to follow
- 1
Release Cover
Open the scanner's top cover using the mechanical latch.
- 2
Remove Documents
Gently pull the jammed paper through the feed path.
- 3
Wipe Sensors
Clean the paper detection sensors with a dry, lint-free cloth.
Frequently asked questions
Error E06 occurs when a document fails to pass through the sensors smoothly, triggering an alert.
Ensure documents are clean, flat, and that the feed rollers are replaced after their duty cycle.
You should stock the FJS-6801 roller kit for routine replacement.
Regular cleaning should be performed every 50,000 pages to avoid sensor debris buildup.