HP LaserJet Tank 1005w error 59.xx: Main Motor Issue
The HP LaserJet Tank 1005w error 59.xx is a critical alert indicating the main motor has encountered unexpected mechanical or electrical resistance. This error halts the process to prevent damage to gears or electronics, answering why is my HP LaserJet Tank 1005w showing error 59.xx?. Precision in lubrication and the absence of internal debris are vital to avoid this.
Common causes
- 1Mechanical obstruction in gears due to paper scraps.
- 2Internal toner spill blocking motor rotation.
- 3Electrical failure of the motor driver on the main board.
- 4Premature wear of the main motor shaft bushings.
Solutions
Diagnóstico rápido
If you hear a loud buzzing noise before the 59.xx error appears, it is a clear sign the motor is trying to turn but something is physically obstructing it.Solución paso a paso
- Turn off and unplug the device, then wait 5 minutes for logic controls to reset.
- Open the access cover and gently move the toner cartridge to ensure no physical blockage exists.
- Plug in and turn on the unit to let the machine run the initial movement test.
Prevención y mantenimiento
Avoid toner spills during reloads, as fine particles can enter gear motors and harden. Keep the equipment internally clean every 15,000 prints.Cuándo llamar a un técnico
If the 59.xx error still appears after verifying no paper scraps are inside, the main motor or integrated tachometer sensor needs replacement.Ficha técnica del equipo
- Technology: Laser monochrome with tank
- Speed: 23 ppm
- Connectivity: USB 2.0, Wi-Fi
- Compatible Consumables: HP 154A Reload Kit
- Recommended Use: Home environment
- Official Drivers / Firmware
Steps to follow
- 1
Motor Reset
Turn off and unplug the device, then wait 5 minutes for logic controls to reset.
- 2
Mechanical Check
Open the access cover and gently move the toner cartridge to ensure no physical blockage exists.
- 3
Power Cycle
Plug in and turn on the unit to let the machine run the initial movement test.
Frequently asked questions
Error 59.xx indicates the main motor cannot reach the speed necessary for printing, possibly due to a physical obstruction.
If the issue is a paper or toner obstruction, yes. If the motor is burnt out, it will require technical assistance.
The Tank series monitors levels by software; reload only with the HP 154A kit to avoid spills that damage the motor.
Continuing to force the printer can burn out the controller board due to excessive current from the stalled motor.