Hp CLJ CP3525 CP3530 59.F0 disassembly 

Is the disassembly and reassembly procedure similar or same?

Not quite the same, but after you remove the scanner and the top side, the procedure is very similar. Most of the parts are in the same place, but you have a few extra things because you have the scanner.

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Did you end up doing it? I have to do it on the MFP version too.

@@aabsc no, never got the time and space to do it, it's on the eternal "to do"

السلام عليك اخي ان لدي نفس المشكله ماهو الحل شكرا

Yes, it is possible, but usually defective formatter boards cause other problems not that one. 1. Connect the printer to an unmanaged switch or router. If the port led goes on than the link is OK. 2. Try to check the layer 2 communication. I use Lantronix Device Installer. You'll see if it is OK. (Your computer's connection needs to be OK.) 3. If the first two steps are OK than you have a layer 3 problem with IP settings. You can try a factory reset on the printer, but sometimes it can cause other problems.

This is for a transfer belt solenoid in the comment above..

It is necessary to remove the scanner, but I don't know how complex it will be. In connection with the PS: I don't remember exactly because it was 4 years ago when I made the video, but I think it was necessary to remove it.

No i think. M452dw is young yet. The "sponge error" come about min. 4-5 years.

No, you have to glue there a thin piece of plastic.

On a solenoid. You can never have metal to metal contact, or magnetization will occur. Replace the foam pad with proofing material like felt, or slip 3:8” shrink wrap tubing over the foam pad lip. You’ll never have this problem again.

52.00: The scanner has experienced a startup error. Check the following connectors: J501, J503 on the laser PCA and J106, J110, J111 on the DC controller PCA

Yes, because it works repeatedly and the time period while it sticks became longer and longer.

@@scrwdrvr It fixed it! Thank you ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NW4UA_4HQNI.html

I haven't got any specific hint. But: was the first 55.01.00 appearance after you changed the fuser drive? If yes, then you should search the reason where you "walked" during the replacement.

@@scrwdrvr Thank you for the reply, but I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "the reason where you walked during the replacement". Right now, the printer is sitting disassembled up to 19:18 on the video . I didn't go further, because I just wanted to make sure nothing was left disconnected (it wasn't). And yes, that error made it's first appearance after replacing the fuser drive. So I replaced the DC Controller board (twice!) but it didn't make any difference, so I'm guessing it ISN'T the DC PCA. Thanks again, and please let me know what you meant.

@@hitmanbluesband I'm affraid that the error was caused be the repair process. A loose groud wire, two interchangeable cable, a poor contact can cause an inexplicable error. You right, the DC PCA is likely OK as before.

Very similar I think. Watch this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m52QQRJEHfQ.html

Check J117 connector on DC controller. Check fuser motor rotation.

Thank you !

Hello, Check the connectors between the fuser and the pcbs.

thanks but now I've 52.0 and I can't locate J501, J503 at all. where can I find it on the machine pls?. any kind of help would be appreciated. thanks

First check J106, J110, J111 on the DC controller PCA.

thanks! works fine now.

Hi! I think it's enough when you remove the brown sponge from the solenoid and glue there a thin plastic piece. Pay attention white gears position!

Thank you VERY MUCH. I finally get the solenoid out of the printer, very difficult! Can you tell me what kind of plastic should I use to fix the problem? And what size? 1 millimeters or 2 millimeters? Maybe thicker? And what about to test the solenoid outside, how can I be sure that it is working fine? Thanks again!

Never mind, 1mm or 2mm is ok. If you cleaned the sticky area then it will work fine.

apparently mine still showing the same error after applying the plastic it wont boot past 59F0 error...

new fuser kit by the way...

Fusing (fixing) drive assembly with motor (duplex) RM1-4974-000CN Fusing (fixing) drive assembly with motor (simplex) RM1-5001-000CN

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