Can you keep using it?
Can you keep using it?
Contact customer support if any of these apply
- !13.02 returns repeatedly on clean paper with careful reloading.
- !Tray 1 no longer feeds cleanly or the printer misfeeds at the same point every time.
What to check first
Step-by-step checks
- 1
Consumable check
Remove jammed paper from Tray 1 slowly and check for torn scraps.
Start with the official recovery step before moving on to parts or deeper servicing.
- 2
Consumable check
Reload a small stack of clean paper and square the stack before retrying.
- 3
Escalate
Use only media that matches HP's supported size and type guidance for the tray.
Background
What this message usually means
HP uses 13.02 on this LaserJet Pro office family when paper jams in Tray 1 or just after feeding from that tray. This is usually a feed-start or paper-loading problem rather than a deeper electronics fault.
Diagnosis
Likely causes
Tray 1 media is skewed, curled, or loaded unevenly.
The printer tried to feed unsupported or damaged paper from Tray 1.
A small scrap or obstruction is still sitting in the Tray 1 feed path.
Service
When service or replacement is more likely
- -Treat this as a tray-feed problem first, not a toner or firmware issue.
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Source notes
HP's official LaserJet Pro M329, M428, and M429 article says 13.02 is a Tray 1 jam and walks through clearing the Tray 1 path and reloading media.
Built around official HP LaserJet Pro M329, M428, and M429 support guidance. Exact panel formatting can vary a little by printer or MFP model, but the jam families and first checks stay close across the range.
Printer error codes can vary a little by firmware, region, and exact model variant. Use this guide as a family-level starting point and stop if the next step would require disassembly or service-mode changes.
Known family variants: LaserJet Pro M329dw, LaserJet Pro M428fdn, LaserJet Pro M428fdw, LaserJet Pro M429dw, LaserJet Pro M429fdw
Last reviewed: 2026-04-12
Reference: Open reference