If you're using HP LaserJet Pro 400 MFP M425 and experiencing common printer problems, then here's a few tips and tricks for you to handle the situation.
Is your printer not picking up the paper from the tray? It's possible that the printer has some jammed sheets inside that you were not able to remove totally, open your printer and check it. Always make sure to load the right size of paper material on the printer's tray. See if the paper guides are correctly adjusted for the appropriate size of paper, you'll know when it's right if the guides are touching the stack of paper materials just enough not to bend it. Lastly, check the printers control panel for any prompt that indicates the user to feed the paper manually.
Does the feeder picks up several sheets of paper? When using thin sheets of paper material such as recycled papers, it's quite common for users to experience this problem. Though it can be solve by removing the stack from the printer's tray then flex and flip the sheets repeatedly, to loosen each sheets then return it from the tray. Remember to use only paper materials that meet the printer specifications, and also, avoid placing folded or wrinkled sheets. As much as possible, avoid overfilling the printer's tray, and adjust the guides accordingly.
How can I prevent having paper jams? Remind yourself to use only paper materials suitable and work best with your printer requirements. Using papers that are damaged, wrinkled, folded, dampen, moist, inappropriate sizes, will certainly lead to paper jams. Overfilled tray, may also be the cause of this printer problem, it's necessary to often check and see the stack of papers from the tray to avoid having such problems with your printer. If you need to use heavy types of paper, perforated or embossed, feed the sheets one at a time.
Issues when it comes to the printers consumables such as laser toner cartridges, will not be tackled on this guide. HP LaserJet Pro 400 MFP M425 uses HP 80A (CF280A) black laser toner cartridges which is a bit costly compared to HP 128A toner.
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