The short answer: TOSS IT!
The long answer: I owned a Lexmark x83 about 6 years ago. It gave me so many problems...it wouldn't feed the paper. Then it decided on it's own that it would feed 5 papers at a time when I printed. It used ink very quickly, I had to re-install the program twice...the list goes on. When I bought a new desktop, a Lexmark 1150 came with it (package deal). It too, has been a poor performer. So as a result, I wouldn't accept a Lexmark anything, even if it was free. It's not worth the trouble. My recommendation is HP, Epson or Canon. I have several HPs at work, and they are very reliable. Don't go for the lower end (cheap) printers. A mid-range priced printer will serve you nicely. Some of the all-in one units are doing well. Printers are much more affordable these days, you'll be glad you replaced the X83! Good luck...Cheers
I have a LexmarkX83 printer, it is about 5 yrs. old. It was working fine. Then I unplugged it from my PC. It too is that old, a clone running XP Home. Anyway, when I plugged it back in all of a sudden the paper wouldn't feed. It would just go a few inches, it makes all kind of noise like it's printing then just says "clear jam". It sits under my desk so I don't think anything could have fallen into it. Now I would just think it broke but that's kind of a weird coincidence, plus a lady at work told me her printer did the same thing after she unplugged hers. Any ideas or just toss it? Thanks!

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