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‎08-23-2024 02:52 PM

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Product: m570dw

I have M570dw, it's booting up perfectly. But whenever it tries to print, it gives 59.F0 error. I have disassembled and remove felt pad and clean up the solenoid face that is known to be stucked often. I also check the sensor detecting ITB gear, and I'm sure its working fine. I'm at loss now where to continue this diagnostic. Previous firmware 2002, updated to 2020, error is still there. Without transfer belt it gives error at startup, so as stated before, sensor is ruled out. There is small sound like a slipped gear before main roller spins, but this happens long before with no problem. Can someone give me any clue please. Service manual will be highly appeciated

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‎08-24-2024 10:55 PM - edited ‎08-24-2024 10:55 PM

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Could be a bad transfer belt, or possibly a worn fuser drive assembly.

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