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Printing noises I have an all-in-one hp laserjet 2840. After replacing the fuser due to a 50.1 error, when printing it now makes a series of beeping noises until it is finished. Is there anything that I can do to fix the noise? Thank You.
You need to recheck the fuser that you put in. It can only sit in a certain way and direction. If it is just a little bit off it will make that annoying noise. God bless.
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Did the noise start right after you replaced a toner? If so it must be a bad toner which is causing the gears to grind. If this noise happened out of the blue then it might be a bad fuser drive gear which is the gears that connect the fuser to the machine.
The problem is not the fuser, is the main motor, you have to change it
PRINTER ERROR
A main motor error occurred. X description: 0 = Motor error 1 = Motor startup error 2 = Motor rotation error
1. Turn the printer off, and then turn the printer on. 2. Check and reseat the fuser and toner cartridge to make sure they are not hindering gear movement in the drive train. 3. Check the main motor’s cable to ensure that it is seated properly. 4. If the error persists, replace the main motor.
I first guess that it is the drum going out. If you have changed the drum......it is more than likely your fuser. Have you ran a supply check to get the status on your supplies?
Need to order a replacement FUSER it's located in the rear of the printer. If you live in the USA you need 110V if you're in Euro 220V see below for the part number you need to order.
For any fuser error, the first thing that should be done is replacing the fuser. If the error still shows up after wards, it could be the LVPS (Low voltage power supply) or a board.
During printing - there is a high pitched squeeking noise. No idea where it's coming from.
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