Just wanted to say this video definitely got me started - thank you for the detailed step-by-step! You missed a crucial part of fixing the error, by resetting the solenoid gear (or whatever it is called). I did find another video that took care of that step, and it also had a couple of shortcuts to getting to the switch and the gears. Thanks again!
In 12000 easy steps 🎉 I’ve now disassembled it but am unsure if I will ever be able to get it back together correctly. Update: I've reassembled it and it actually works! I was mostly scared of all the small cables on the mainboard but it was not as bad as expected, it was pretty clear which one went where. For others who are doing this, I can also recommend watching the "How to fix a 59.F0 error on HP CP3525 in half the time. 30 minutes." Video. While I did not follow his shortened "half the time" procedure, he has some great commentary on the actual problem and a tip for turning some gears until the solenoid clicks before reassembling that I followed (not sure if this strictly was necessary but better safe than sorry).
@@TonerRefillVideos Thank you, I've made it. And thank you for documenting this in the video. I was able to reassemble it and it actually works! I was mostly scared of all the small cables on the mainboard but it was not as bad as expected, it was pretty clear which one belongs where.
@@TonerRefillVideos I think I need to do the same for the CP4025. How close is this to the CP4025 model? I mean it's not the end of the world if I can't put it back together because I am doing it just to save it from being ewaste.
Eu tenho uma M551 e só dá pra retirar o solenoide retirando todo o motor, ao contrário dessa sua que tem uma pequena abertura para remover. Foi um parto, mas resolvi. Parabéns pelo vídeo.
Thank you for this video. I fixed it accordingly but I used shrink tube instead of insulation tape. Next time will be faster as I left over some screws :)
Thank you for sharing your video it was very helpful. I followed your video and once I put everything together it got worse. Now it makes a loud noise and still gives me the same error. But I noticed When I took out the transfer belt and restart the noise goes away. Does this mean I need to replace the entire transfer belt? How would I know for sure that it’s not the solenoid? I use my HP Color LaserJet CP3525dn a lot and would hate to get rid of it. I would greatly appreciate any advice how to troubleshoot this issue. Desperately need help. Thank you
There are two possible reasons for the noise you hear. First is a problem with the mechanics of the device or the transfer belt. And the second is you may missed some connector while reassemble the device.
Hi thanks for the video, before I go pulling my printer apart, I am competent by the way, how can I check it is this that is the problem? I do have the error code 59.F0 . Many thanks for a great video
Hello friend! The most common reason for 59.f0 error is that solenoid. If after repairing it the problem still occurs then you have to try with another solenoid. Other possible reason (rare) is problematic transfer belt.
Thank you for this amazing video,, good job👍 I want to ask you. I have error that show "turn off then reinstall itb" in the panel when i turn my hp cp5225 on. I did that command, i turned it off then i took the itb off and installed again but that error still there.. I did that repeatly but the error not solved.. Do you have any solutions for that sir?
Hello friend! If you have another transfer belt install it and see if the error appears again. If you have disassembled the printer as in the video take a look if all of the connectors are in place. Maybe you forgot some... Good luck!
I followed the solution for my CP4525dn and now the printer displays error 59.C0 upon bootup. The printer's gears are making a screech when booting up. What should I try?
All 3 of mine now give the same error 59.F0. I Cleaned and put Shrink sleeve on one. Didnt work. I took off the shrink sleeve and cleaned it but then took out the Transfer kit to visually check..now it wont go back in. One of my HP3525s has melted nylon gears but says 59.F0. Anybody want any spares?
I first had the "Transfer kit low" message, I just took it out and cleaned it. I wanted to replace the blade instead of the whole unit, much cheaper. I will do that soon. When I put it back in, I'm getting the "59. FO" message now. What can I do to fix it?
You have a sticky solenoid. Take a look at the video and you will see how to solve this. It is not so hard to disassemble the device and reassemble it after solenoid "repair". Good luck!
It means that you have to replace the transfer belt with a new one. I will check if it's possible to reset its counter and in a couple of days I will shoot a video to show how to solve this issue. Stay tuned.
Have you tested the solenoid if it still stucking? The solenoid has to be cleaned very well before applying the tape. After that if you still get the same mistake, please try to replace the solenoid with a new one. One more thing - please check all of the connectors if they are on their place.
59.c0 error is mostly caused by sticky solenoid under the plasic gear wheels. It's not so easy, but it's not so hard too ;) Unfortunately I don't have a video for these models. I will do my very best to shoot one soon. Good luck!
one question, i finished everything, but when i put it back together, i get a message as if i don't have the transfer kit installed. what could it be? is it that i connected something wrong? Thanks...
This error stands for disconnected delivery fan (FM3). Check again for unplugged connectors. Reconnect the connectors J27 to J262 on the high-voltage power supply and J138 on the DC controller PCA.
Didn't work for me I reached and fixed the solenoid. The gears are not rattling any more. However, the error is still there and the printer is struggling with something upon the boot.
"easy fix" then proceeds to disassemble the whole printer. Actually it's a super useful guide, but I find the "easy fix" in the title kinda misleading. I understand it's not that hard, but it's still tedious and a long process.
I searched for the error and it says motor or transfer might be broken or face issue But as I watched this video you went for solenoid !!!! Are you sure the problem is solenoid ??
Hello friend! I have repaired a dozen of these printers and the problem with all of them was this solenoid, so I am pretty sure that the problem is exactly the solenoid. Good luck!
@@TonerRefillVideos thanks a lot mate My search result: Printer boots up to 59. F0 Error and is unable to print. This behavior may be caused by one of the following conditions: • Transfer belt is broken and cannot properly engage the internal transfer rollers. Sensor SR17 (primary transfer roller disengagement) is dirty or bad.
@@TonerRefillVideos You dont know what your talking about. Clean bare metal will not stick. Its the pad, sponge, tape or whatever that turns sticky. All a pad does is quiets it down so customers dont hear a clicking sound. Foam pad wears away and leaves sticky glue shit. Clean that shit off real nice and dont put jack shit on it. And the last thing you wanna not do is to be using a magnetized screwdriver on that metal plate. You might magnetize it and it will stick for sure!.
Ok, it's your opinion and I respect that. But once I had that situation and I didn't put anything on the metal, although I cleaned the surface perfect. And in three months I got the same sticky solenoid. It's not the point in the metal. There are mechanics, air flow, dust from the gears, etc...
@@TonerRefillVideos Then clean up any grease or dirt. Putting a pad or tape on that thing will not help. Clean her up real nice and it aint gonna stick.
Hello friend. Of course this process takes its time. No one have told it would be completed in 5 minutes. This easy fix is for the solenoid. Otherwise you have to pay a lot of money for a new one. And although it takes a lot of time it's not so hard to do it. There were users who did it and in the beginning they were not sure if they could assemble the device properly. You can not mismatch any of the cables there, every cable has its own unique connector. Good luck!
Hello friend. Of course this process takes its time. No one have told it would be completed in 5 minutes. This easy fix is for the solenoid. Otherwise you have to pay a lot of money for a new one. And although it takes a lot of time it's not so hard to do it. There were users who did it and in the beginning they were not sure if they could assemble the device properly. You can not mismatch any of the cables there, every cable has its own unique connector. Good luck!
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Just wanted to say this video definitely got me started - thank you for the detailed step-by-step! You missed a crucial part of fixing the error, by resetting the solenoid gear (or whatever it is called). I did find another video that took care of that step, and it also had a couple of shortcuts to getting to the switch and the gears. Thanks again!
Thanks. It's a brilliant video. You can't get better than someone showing you exactly what to do - & step by step. Thanks
In 12000 easy steps 🎉
I’ve now disassembled it but am unsure if I will ever be able to get it back together correctly.
Update: I've reassembled it and it actually works! I was mostly scared of all the small cables on the mainboard but it was not as bad as expected, it was pretty clear which one went where.
For others who are doing this, I can also recommend watching the "How to fix a 59.F0 error on HP CP3525 in half the time. 30 minutes." Video. While I did not follow his shortened "half the time" procedure, he has some great commentary on the actual problem and a tip for turning some gears until the solenoid clicks before reassembling that I followed (not sure if this strictly was necessary but better safe than sorry).
You will make it, I am sure. I was also afraid with my first disassembly, but it was not so bad :) Good luck!
@@TonerRefillVideos Thank you, I've made it. And thank you for documenting this in the video.
I was able to reassemble it and it actually works! I was mostly scared of all the small cables on the mainboard but it was not as bad as expected, it was pretty clear which one belongs where.
Great! I was sure you can make it ;) And please subscribe my channel to support my efforts for making videos like this :)
@@TonerRefillVideos I think I need to do the same for the CP4025. How close is this to the CP4025 model? I mean it's not the end of the world if I can't put it back together because I am doing it just to save it from being ewaste.
Hello friend! It is similar model so you don't lose anything if you try ;) good luck!
Eu tenho uma M551 e só dá pra retirar o solenoide retirando todo o motor, ao contrário dessa sua que tem uma pequena abertura para remover. Foi um parto, mas resolvi. Parabéns pelo vídeo.
Thank you for this video. I fixed it accordingly but I used shrink tube instead of insulation tape.
Next time will be faster as I left over some screws :)
Great :)
Legend
It worked awesome! Really appreciate the detailed walkthrough, worked like a charm :)
Thank you !!! but did you also make a video for reassembling the printer?
No, just follow the same steps but in a reverse order ;)
Many thanks
You really saved my day and my printer too Thank you so much!!
Great! ☺️
Terimakasih saudara. Ini sangat melelahkan. Tapi berhasil. Sukses selalu untuk anda
Thank you for sharing your video it was very helpful. I followed your video and once I put everything together it got worse. Now it makes a loud noise and still gives me the same error. But I noticed When I took out the transfer belt and restart the noise goes away. Does this mean I need to replace the entire transfer belt? How would I know for sure that it’s not the solenoid? I use my HP Color LaserJet CP3525dn a lot and would hate to get rid of it. I would greatly appreciate any advice how to troubleshoot this issue. Desperately need help. Thank you
There are two possible reasons for the noise you hear. First is a problem with the mechanics of the device or the transfer belt. And the second is you may missed some connector while reassemble the device.
I forgot to mention I used electrical tape is that ok?
Thanks for your prompt response and your advice will be redoing and hopefully I can get my favorite printer working again.
@nancytirado8973 Yes, I use electrical tape too ;)
@@nancytirado8973 Good luck!
Hi thanks for the video, before I go pulling my printer apart, I am competent by the way, how can I check it is this that is the problem? I do have the error code 59.F0 .
Many thanks for a great video
Hello friend! The most common reason for 59.f0 error is that solenoid. If after repairing it the problem still occurs then you have to try with another solenoid. Other possible reason (rare) is problematic transfer belt.
Many thanks for replying! Appreciate your advice, I will take it apart and checkout the solenoid to see if it’s sticking.
Many thanks
Jase
hello, i did the same, but the error is coming again. what am i doing wrong ? thanks...
and i cleaned very well, maybe the selenoid is broke ?
@@BMOffice-r5l Maybe the solenoid is faulty and has to be replaced.
thanks...@@TonerRefillVideos
Good video. Would this fix apply to the CP4025 also?
Yes ;)
Great solution. It worked perfect for me! :) Thanks!
thx😊!
Abo granted!
Now i understand why it sometimes print...and some Time not.
i hope to get it work again.
Thank you for this amazing video,, good job👍
I want to ask you. I have error that show "turn off then reinstall itb" in the panel when i turn my hp cp5225 on. I did that command, i turned it off then i took the itb off and installed again but that error still there.. I did that repeatly but the error not solved.. Do you have any solutions for that sir?
Hello friend! If you have another transfer belt install it and see if the error appears again. If you have disassembled the printer as in the video take a look if all of the connectors are in place. Maybe you forgot some... Good luck!
@@TonerRefillVideos oke i will try your suggestion.. Hopefully it works
I followed the solution for my CP4525dn and now the printer displays error 59.C0 upon bootup. The printer's gears are making a screech when booting up.
What should I try?
Hello friend! You have missed to connect (or just reconnect) J87, J112 and J38 connectors on the PCB. Take a closer look for missed connectors.
All 3 of mine now give the same error 59.F0. I Cleaned and put Shrink sleeve on one. Didnt work. I took off the shrink sleeve and cleaned it but then took out the Transfer kit to visually check..now it wont go back in. One of my HP3525s has melted nylon gears but says 59.F0. Anybody want any spares?
useful video friend, big like and stay connected
Thanks 😊
Great video, TY; question, what is the insulation for?
Thanks! The insulation tape is used to prevent the sticky effect. If we don't use it the problem will come back in a while.
I first had the "Transfer kit low" message, I just took it out and cleaned it. I wanted to replace the blade instead of the whole unit, much cheaper. I will do that soon. When I put it back in, I'm getting the "59. FO" message now. What can I do to fix it?
You have a sticky solenoid. Take a look at the video and you will see how to solve this. It is not so hard to disassemble the device and reassemble it after solenoid "repair". Good luck!
@@TonerRefillVideos Thank you. What does a "Transfer kit-low"message usually mean? And how to fix it.
It means that you have to replace the transfer belt with a new one. I will check if it's possible to reset its counter and in a couple of days I will shoot a video to show how to solve this issue. Stay tuned.
full time watching
hello ,does this fix with model laserjet pro 500 color mfp m570dw?
Hello, friend! Yes, it will fix the error on your printer. Good luck!
My ho 3525 is showing 59.F0 error, and I have done all you did here but still showing same error after coupling back. What else can I do?
Have you tested the solenoid if it still stucking? The solenoid has to be cleaned very well before applying the tape. After that if you still get the same mistake, please try to replace the solenoid with a new one. One more thing - please check all of the connectors if they are on their place.
bonjour, est ce que cela serait le meme probleme pour une HP multifonction M283 ? 'J'ai ce probleme depuis hier.merci
Hello! Is your error 59.f0 or 59.c0?
@@TonerRefillVideos Hello error 59.c0
59.c0 error is mostly caused by sticky solenoid under the plasic gear wheels. It's not so easy, but it's not so hard too ;) Unfortunately I don't have a video for these models. I will do my very best to shoot one soon. Good luck!
Merci beaucoup de votre aide et d avoir eu une réponse rapide.🙂
one question, i finished everything, but when i put it back together, i get a message as if i don't have the transfer kit installed. what could it be? is it that i connected something wrong?
Thanks...
Please check if all the connectors are in place.
Did you manage to fix this problem? I have same problem now
I haven't got this kind of error yet.
Can 59.F0 error be caused by a transfer belt failure?
It is possible, but first check the solenoid
BUEN TUTORIAL Y MUY CLARO
i did, but now i have another error, 57.03, do you know what can be ? tnaks my friend...
This error stands for disconnected delivery fan (FM3). Check again for unplugged connectors. Reconnect the connectors J27 to J262 on the high-voltage power supply and J138 on the DC controller PCA.
@@TonerRefillVideos But both fan are working, they move, but the error is still there.
@BMOffice-r5l try reconnecting them, this is the only thing you can do... I can't figure out what else can be done.
Hellow am trying to do the way you show us to the video but error still showed
And still 59.F0 error? If it is another error please check if you have connected all of the connectors properly.
Great work!
Thanks!
Didn't work for me
I reached and fixed the solenoid.
The gears are not rattling any more. However, the error is still there and the printer is struggling with something upon the boot.
There is something wrong. Please try to disassemble it again and look carefully for all the connectors and gears if they are on their places.
Rotated gears several times and than everything started to work
Great! :)
Thank you for your video! It helped me a lot
"easy fix" then proceeds to disassemble the whole printer.
Actually it's a super useful guide, but I find the "easy fix" in the title kinda misleading. I understand it's not that hard, but it's still tedious and a long process.
Yes, it's a long process, but you use an insulation tape for fixing. It's the main reason for "easy fix". You don't need to replace any part.
I searched for the error and it says motor or transfer might be broken or face issue
But as I watched this video you went for solenoid !!!!
Are you sure the problem is solenoid ??
Hello friend! I have repaired a dozen of these printers and the problem with all of them was this solenoid, so I am pretty sure that the problem is exactly the solenoid. Good luck!
@@TonerRefillVideos thanks a lot mate
My search result:
Printer boots up to 59. F0 Error and is unable to print. This behavior may be caused by one of the following conditions: • Transfer belt is broken and cannot properly engage the internal transfer rollers. Sensor SR17 (primary transfer roller disengagement) is dirty or bad.
Does this fix same error on a cp4525, Thanks
Hello my friend! Yes, it is the same fix for CP4525. Good luck!
Just clean that sticky stuff off and forget about tape or padding. The solenoid doesnt need any pad at all.
Believe me, if you don't put anything on the solenoid, in a couple of months you will have the same sticky thing.
@@TonerRefillVideos You dont know what your talking about. Clean bare metal will not stick. Its the pad, sponge, tape or whatever that turns sticky. All a pad does is quiets it down so customers dont hear a clicking sound. Foam pad wears away and leaves sticky glue shit. Clean that shit off real nice and dont put jack shit on it. And the last thing you wanna not do is to be using a magnetized screwdriver on that metal plate. You might magnetize it and it will stick for sure!.
Ok, it's your opinion and I respect that. But once I had that situation and I didn't put anything on the metal, although I cleaned the surface perfect. And in three months I got the same sticky solenoid. It's not the point in the metal. There are mechanics, air flow, dust from the gears, etc...
@@TonerRefillVideos Then clean up any grease or dirt. Putting a pad or tape on that thing will not help. Clean her up real nice and it aint gonna stick.
@@TonerRefillVideos Other than that, Hp might be using a weak spring. That spring is what retracts that plate. Good luck.
this was very easy....
I will try mine now
I am sure you can do it 😉 Good luck!
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красава КЕНТ!
now, it's time to put everything back!
Yeap :) it's not so hard. Just follow the reverse order ;)
I'm just wondering how it will be if you say Hard Fix 😅
Easy fix is when you don't need to buy expensive parts for the printer. ;)
Easy?
Hello friend. Of course this process takes its time. No one have told it would be completed in 5 minutes. This easy fix is for the solenoid. Otherwise you have to pay a lot of money for a new one. And although it takes a lot of time it's not so hard to do it. There were users who did it and in the beginning they were not sure if they could assemble the device properly. You can not mismatch any of the cables there, every cable has its own unique connector. Good luck!
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I am sorry to hear that. Maybe your device has a worse problem. If you have spare ITB try replacing it and see if the error still appears. Good luck!
you must be kidding... EASY FIX? this will take an hour and you better connect everything back properly... this is only for print repairers
Hello friend. Of course this process takes its time. No one have told it would be completed in 5 minutes. This easy fix is for the solenoid. Otherwise you have to pay a lot of money for a new one. And although it takes a lot of time it's not so hard to do it. There were users who did it and in the beginning they were not sure if they could assemble the device properly. You can not mismatch any of the cables there, every cable has its own unique connector. Good luck!
@@TonerRefillVideos excellent video - surely useful . Thanks