HP Laserjet 2200dtn paper select issue

I have an HP Laserjet 2200dtn connected via jet direct with a direct ip. I can print to the device with one issue. All print jobs using the "Automatically Select" option for paper tray go to the manual tray and require me to tell the printer to continue. Prior to Snow Leopard the driver would go to the first available paper feed drawer (if paper was in manual it would go there, otherwise it went to either tray 2 or tray 3 on its on). Any Ideas? I would rather the printer automatically select tray 3 to print from and have me manually select tray 1 when I need it.
Thanks.

Chances are the printer has a small bit of paper that is still jammed in it. When paper jams always try to pull in the direction of the paper path! If it tears then remove the toner cartridge to see if you can see any bits of paper inside. I have the Laserjet 1012 which is a similar design, early in it's life I had a similar issue, after removing the toner cartridge and seeing all bits of paper were gone I still got an error. I then removed the top cover of the printer, located and removed the offending piece of paper, put it back together and now several thousands of pages later all is fine.
If that doesn't work then contact HP's support (they will reply to an email with 24 hours) or go the chat route. If you try to call because you are well out of warranty there will be charge.

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