LaserJet CP2025dn - Tray 1 Jammed - RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX

I just bought a LaserJet CP2025dn. I followed the set-up instructions through Step 7, and when I powered up the printer, the screen said "Tray 1 jammed, clear jam then press OK" EVEN THOUGH THE THING HAS NEVER BEEN USED. i followed the instructions for clearing a jam, to no avail.
This is not a very promising introduction to HP products. In fact I'm mad as you-know-what.
Any suggestions on how to clear a built-jammed Tray 1 on a printer that has never been used?

Hey Adam,
Just follow the instructions I provided in your other topic regarding this. Rad is right, as I said in my instructions, it is VERY important to calibrate the battery. Also, the program called Maintenance that I told you to download that, you need to be sure to check the boxes for: Repair Permissions, Execute Maintenance Scripts, Optimize the system - Complete Optimization, ALL of the cleaning boxes, and ALL of the reset boxes except for Reset Spotlight. You should run this application at least once a month.
Be sure you keep the MacBook box and all of the packaging in case you need to return or exchange it for any reason. Once you have done this, and the other things that I suggested in the other topic, have fun! I'm sure you will love verything about your new MacBook, and I'm sure you will also have a lot of questions. I think you know where to come to get those answered
Hope this helps.
-MRCUR
Oh yeah, I'm a freshmen in High School so I will be around here for a while to answer all of your questions...

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