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1️⃣ Error 59.00.C0

• What does error 59.00.C0 mean on an HP M611 printer?
• What part is usually responsible for a 59.00.C0 motor/fuser error?
• How can you fix a 59.00.C0 error safely?

2️⃣ Error 48.xx

• What does error 48.xx indicate on an HP M611?
• Can a hardware failure cause a 48.xx error even if firmware is okay?
• How do you troubleshoot 48.xx errors on an enterprise HP LaserJet?

3️⃣ Error 58.xx

• What causes error 58.xx on an HP M611 printer?
• How can a sticky roller or fuser leak trigger a 58.xx error?
• What steps should be taken to fix a 58.xx pickup/motor error?

I am beyond frustrated and I refuse to reset it up each and every time I have to print. I called Brother and their response was that the printer needs to be within three to five feet of the router (???!?!?). They said that the printers are "very sensitive" yet it's a "wifi issue, not a printer issue".

I never would have spent $150 for a wifi printer that needs to be literally next to my modem to work. I may as well have it wired directly. I have a small condo (1000 square feet) and the printer is in the room next to where my modem is located. It's maybe twenty or thirty feet away. There is no solid wall separating the two rooms--there's a large double doorway between them.

I'm so frustrated and upset that something so new and not inexpensive is useless. Do I have any options to keep the machine from constantly dropping the connection? I read somewhere else about "fixing" the IP address but before I mess with that want to make sure that is the right thing to do. Thanks!

⟐ Commented April 02, 2026 at 7:26 MST

will not talk to my android

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⟐ Answered April 02, 2026 at 1:57 MST

Just for background my device was connected to the outlet when the electriction "tested" turning on power.

⟐ Answer edited April 02, 2026 at 3:23 MST

comment reparer une photocopie ricoh aficio MP200 ?

Translation

Ricoh Aficio MP2000 photocopier repair:

Hello;

how to repair a Ricoh Aficio MP2000 photocopier?

⟐ Answer accepted April 01, 2026 at 16:32 MST

I bought the HP OfficeJet Pro 8620 printer in 2015 and up until december 2019 it has worked perfectly. One day out of the blue, I recieved this error message: “The printhead appears to be missing, not detected, or incorrectly installed. Error code 0xc19a0023" . I reseated the printhead one time and the printer worked until next day, when the same error appeared. I followed HP’s troubleshooting steps 1. reset printer 2. reseat printhead 3 times 3. updating firmware, but no luck. I’ve disassembled the printhead and cleaned the contacts on PC board. I ordered this cleaning solution and cleaned the printhead, both soaking in the solution for some time and pushing the solution through. No luck. I then went on to buy this new print head from eBay, but the new one instantly gave the same error message.

Then I continued to troubleshoot some more. Since the new printhead failed I thought maybe the problem is in the printhead carriage inside the printer. I disassembled it and cleaned the contacts on the PC board. (This one is also possible to buy on aliexpress , but I’ve not done it). Everything looks ok. All the pins are undamaged. I’ve reset the CMOS battery on the main board, disconnected all cables and checked the cables specificly for the printhead carriage. I don’t have the equipment or knowledge to test if the cables actually work, but everything looks ok. Still getting the error message.

One last thing that I came by today on this page is that it might be the unoriginal ink that I installed for the first time last time I replaced my cartridges (about 3 months ago, I switched the last color from original HP to unoriginal). Could it really be the problem? Is it still worth a try to buy new original HP cartridges and will it even fix the problem? Or is the damage done already and not reversable? I’m a bit hesitant to invest more on this printer since I already blew up 72 EUR for the printhead…. Returning the printhead to China from where I live costs almost 40 EUR so it’s not worth the refund.

EDIT: I found an official statement from HP about a new firmware update removing Dynamic Security Feature which makes the printer fail when unoriginal ink is installed. However they explicitly say it’s only connected to a cartridge error message. Other error messages are not related. So in theory I’ve already solved this issue, when I updated my printer to the newest firmware early in the troubleshooting process. Both printheads give the same error message. This decreses my belief in buying new original ink to fix the problem…

EDIT 2: I found the old original HP empty cartridges I had before and installed them just to see if it would remove the error, but it didn’t. So now I don’t have to waste money on buying new ink at least…

Or am I missing something else? Thanks for helping out!

⟐ Commented April 01, 2026 at 5:39 MST

⟐ Answered March 31, 2026 at 15:31 MST

It thé show thé following message

Thé waste toner bottle IS not set correctly

Sérail number of machine V1494702122

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