Hi,
I just registered here as I have an issue with my HP Color LaserJet CM3530 MFP I use for my home business. As I attempted to print an invoice I could hear the motors just suddenly stop mid print and it displayed:
"59.F0 - Error
The transfer unit is missing or a motor error has occurred"
I did motor/sensor/ITB flag tests which all passed however another post mentions Sensor SR9 but doesn't mention where this sensor is so I haven't tested that one. The sensor I did test is sensor SR17 which works.
Also, I believe it's since I tried manually turning the gears that engage with the transfer belt assembly, there's a faint grinding noise when it starts before it gives the error, when the error first occurred it wasn't doing this grinding noise. What could this new noise be? It doesn't sound too bad, I don't think teeth got broken off gears but it does it every time it starts, would it be worth recording it and posting the sound?
What should I try next and is it worth fixing? It's probably over 15 years old but I really like this machine and would like to either fix it myself or get it fixed depending on the complexity of the job. I just bought a portable HP Officejet 200 as an emergency backup printer to keep my business going in the meantime and in case of future problems.
It would seem like a waste to get rid of my LaserJet when it's hopefully an inexpensive fix, it's a huge machine with possibly just a faulty or dusty sensor. I'd be willing to put a few hundred dollars into it as long as it gets it fixed.
Thank you
I just registered here as I have an issue with my HP Color LaserJet CM3530 MFP I use for my home business. As I attempted to print an invoice I could hear the motors just suddenly stop mid print and it displayed:
"59.F0 - Error
The transfer unit is missing or a motor error has occurred"
I did motor/sensor/ITB flag tests which all passed however another post mentions Sensor SR9 but doesn't mention where this sensor is so I haven't tested that one. The sensor I did test is sensor SR17 which works.
Also, I believe it's since I tried manually turning the gears that engage with the transfer belt assembly, there's a faint grinding noise when it starts before it gives the error, when the error first occurred it wasn't doing this grinding noise. What could this new noise be? It doesn't sound too bad, I don't think teeth got broken off gears but it does it every time it starts, would it be worth recording it and posting the sound?
What should I try next and is it worth fixing? It's probably over 15 years old but I really like this machine and would like to either fix it myself or get it fixed depending on the complexity of the job. I just bought a portable HP Officejet 200 as an emergency backup printer to keep my business going in the meantime and in case of future problems.
It would seem like a waste to get rid of my LaserJet when it's hopefully an inexpensive fix, it's a huge machine with possibly just a faulty or dusty sensor. I'd be willing to put a few hundred dollars into it as long as it gets it fixed.
Thank you
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