Thank you for the great tutorial! After 8 years of service, my Samsung C410W would only take in the paper half way and then get suck on the first print-job. I always had to pull out the paper and restart the printer to make it work properly again. I removed both pieces of rubber from the solenoid and replaced them with some rubber from a bicycle tube, which I attached with double-sided adhesive tape. Now the printer works like new.
Wow, it is such an informative video. This fix gave my printer a second chance in life. I had to watch and rewatch it a few times. There were some tips missing like getting the front panel off and using a swiffer dry static wipe to clean up toner, but this nailed it so well, I could not express enough gratitude for you posting the how-to repair video. It's thankfully not too difficult.
I want to thank you for this excellent video! I have the C410W version and it didn't pick up the paper, and just as you described, when I used a flashlight to look into the printer I could see that it stood still inside. I found a solenoid on a websight in China, and ordered it from there, the cost was redicolous, about 8 Euros including getting it in my mailbox. Following your instructional video it was quite simple to change the solenoid, and after putting it all together again, the printer worked perfect!! So once again a big THANK YOU!
To add to the chorus, thank you so much for this video! Our Samsung CLX-3305FW has been having trouble picking up paper for years, leading to much frustration, until last week when it finally totally stopped! Thanks to the other comments here I didn't try to remove and replace the solenoid but simply removed the lower pad and taped the lower and upper areas with a tiny amount of electrical tape. I hope Samsung have rectified this design issue in newer models as otherwise the printer is pretty good and I'm impressed at the repairability.
Thank you, my printer has been inactive for more than a year because of this problem. Took me about an hour and now it is working even better than before it broke (it gave errors about having to change the imaging unit and now it doesn’t). You’re awesome!
Thank you so much for the detailed video tutorial. I was able to follow your instruction and fixed my Samsun C410W printer pick-up issue after replacing the JC33-00025B Solenoid. You're great and I'm very grateful for your help!!!
Paolo, your video was great! I would never been able to diagnose nor fix my C460FX without it! Your instructions were perfectly detailed--I watched your video before I started the repair, and then watched it again (with lots of pausing!) as I stepped through the repair. I did not replace the solenoid, but like others, but put a mylar label on the rubber pads to prevent sticking (even though the pads did not seem to be breaking down). I crossed my fingers and it all worked after I put it all together. The repair took me about 2 hours in total--I wish I was as proficient as you. Thanks again for this great video! Bud
Thanks! Did this on my C460w. I also lubricated the tap on the inner gear wheel to reduce the friction between solenoid arm and the gear wheel. I removed the little top foam piece and replaced it with double adhesive foam tape but left the top plastic on the tape stay on. Worked perfect after 2 years of fighting this printer and almost giving up.
A big thank you for this very well detailed tutorial. By following these explanations, I was able to repair my printer which will take on a second life.
Thanks for saving my time and money. I have only disassembled, touch the solenoid couple of times, and assemble it again. My printer was resting for like 2 years so maybe it just wanted a little touch... Thanks, good job.
Awesome, you saved my CLX-3305W for 5 bucks, and a bit less than one hour of work, thanks to your perfect tutorial. There's just one tiny thingy stuff on the right that needs to be pushed when removing the front panel on my model (at around 5:21 on the video). I followed exactly the tutorial and found the new solenoid on digitec (article JC33-00025B, it took a few weeks to arrive).
Excellent fix for Samsung CLP410W color Laser printer (US) . Step by Step instructions,pretty cool. Instead of throwing away the printer and ending up in a landfill , this is a better option spending 30 minutes of your time to fix it. worth it. Kudos to you dude for saving the environment.
Fixed my CLX-3305FW using this instructional video. In my case, the solenoid had died (open circuit), as the pad on the original solenoid was not sticking at all. If you wear magnifying glasses, it helps a lot to see the small parts clearly.
Thank you very much, indeed. My Samsung C460W run into this paper jam problem and I managed to heal the it following your very good instructions: Actually I replaced the whole unit JC93-00547A but I ordered a solenoid, too and shall prepare a spare part from my old JC93-00547A for my neighbour who owns a similar printer.
Thank you for your sharing. You saved my printer with a small spare part. My printer is C480W, slight different structure but your guide is adequate for me to repair mine.
Thanks pal. I'm a copier tech and have run into these issues in the past. We usually put a small piece of self stick mylar on the two sides of the solenoid. Trash picked a C410W that only had 769 prints through it. I put the mylars on and now I have a pretty much new printer. It was nice having your video to follow for the disassembly. Helped a lot. Cheers.
@@SladjanIlincic I put little pieces of self stick mylars on both sides of the solenoid where the rubber is. Cover the rubber pieces. Cut them to the same size as the rubber.
Paolo. La impresora no tomaba el pepel, estaba pensando en botarla a la basura. Encontré tu video, y la verdad, es excelente. Te agradezco por la claridad y exactitud en cada proceso. Ahora puedo seguir usando la impresora. Me ahorraste de comprar una nueva. Muchas gracias y saludos desde Santiago. Chile.
Thanks for the info --- I purchased a Samsung C460W for $20 that wasn't working due to a paper pickup issue. The steps for this unit were very close to your demonstration, however when it came time to pull the 4 sets of wires through the hole this unit had a small hole and I didn't bother passing the wires through. I proceeded to cover the foam on the solenoid (still attached to the unit) with Kapton tape and reassembled the unit. The solenoid was fine, it was just the foam that broke down and became adherent so by covering the foam with Kapton tape the problem was resolved.
Great video, thanks Paulo. I was ready to go ahead with your fix, but could not see clearly if the roller was turning. So I took out the paper tray and then propped up the front of the printer about 8cm. Then the roller is not only visible but also accessible to clean. There is a little plastic tag to the right of the roller which detects the paper tray. if you press the tag and use a torch you can see the roller turning to try to feed when you press copy. Also a good time to clean the roller with a cloth soaked in iso-propyl alcohol. Be careful roller does not grab the cloth if you try this! Two other points your viewers might like to check: Place the tray and paper in a warm dry place for 24 hours. It's surprising how much humidity paper can absorb - this affects paper pick-up. Final point: make sure all the paper guides in the tray are snug against the paper - especially the one at the back of the tray (farthest from the roller). Doing all this got my printer working again without replacing the solenoid! Thanks again
Thanks this worked for me. Instead of removing the rubber I put nail varnish on which still didn't work. What worked for me was super gluing a couple of layers of card on top of the nail varnish so that the gap between the solenoid and lever was a bit closer. 2 layers did it for me. 3 layers was too much and the plastic gear was not being held. Works perfect now.
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Wonderful! Thankyou! Worked perfectly for me and my C460w. Like others, I fixed the solenoid instead of replacing it. the Rubber pad had drifted a bit and was no longer touching the "counter flange" that the rubber pad should bounce agains. I moved the rubber pad back tow where it was supposed to sit and also bent the counter flange a bit downwards to make the arm not swing as var from the solenoid. Everything seems to have worked.
Thank you. I just picked up a CLP-365W marked $7.99 at a thrift store, and it has the same symptoms. Everything else installed properly. Your video has convinced me I can open this up and do this. I'm guessing it will be exactly the same problem.
@@PaoloMarcelli I pulled out the solenoid, checked to make sure the resistance was right, and worked with it to make sure it was clean and free and that those pads were not sticky, put it back in place, and the printer is working great. It didn't cost anything except a bit of time.
Paolo, thank you so much for this detailed video!!!! 🙏It only took me about one hour to repair the printer. I was not sure this was the reason, but obviosly it was. The printer is up and running again. 😊
Thanks Dude - 10 euros to fix my printer - much better than tossing it in the garbage and buying another one - you're helping to save the planet my friend!
That's one of the biggest reasons I make these videos :) help people fixing their stuff (and learn in the mean time how things work) and help reduce e-waste :)
Thank you deep !!! In my case the Model is Xpress C480FW. But everything inside is almost the same. The printer do not want to pick up the paper. This tutorial helped me a lot to proceed with the deep cleaning.
Thanks Paulo, your video is clearly well explained. I dissassembled the printer before ordering the solenoid and on the way I found some plastic chips that were preventing the right movement. Your instructions were capital on finding and solving my issue. Thanks again.
Thankyou! What I did was use the old coil. It's not broken, just the pad is compressed and somewhat sticky. Remove the pad and clean, bend the metal lip to where the pad would normally stop the arm. Reassemble and done :) Only thing is it now clicks when printing (which I don't mind)
Wow! Thank you very much for your life-saving video. I know now what to buy to fix my printer. It seems that the solenoid is a common problem for Samsung printers. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thank you the video! I take out the solenoid from the printer. I measured the solenoid with DMM, but the solenoid is good. The solenoid connector is the wrong (I cut the solenoid wire next to the connector and soldered it to the panel)!
Grazie per questo video fantastico. I tried to disassemble and just cleaned the solenoid without taking it out and re-assemled the printer (C410W) - Proble still persists but at least I have familiarised with the procedure. I will have another go at trying to fix the solenoid with rubber or something similar before I look for a new part. The JC33-00025B somebody mentioned here seems to be reasonable in price (+£ 6-7 for postage) but not sure it is the correct one. Will post back in due time. Grazie ancora Paolo. Giovanni
Hi this helped me a lot even though I don't have the printers above I have a clp-315w the solenoid thankfully it is a little bit easier to get to and it was sticking because of the pad - removed the pad _ DONT NOTIC ANY DIFFERENXE IN NOISE and it works fine
READ THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT TO PURCHASE A NEW SPARE PART: There is a %90 reason why the solenoid does not work, and that is the little rubber piece that acts as a "stop" of the spring loaded metal piece is "crushed". It has become so thin that the metal piece has not sufficient space for the electro-magnet to work. To fix this: - Follow the tutorial up to the point where he just replaces de solenoid. - Instead of replacing it, grab a piece of two sided rubber tape, or a piece of a rubber sandal or something and paste it between the previous rubber piece and the moving metal piece. It should be very thin, you don't want too much space either. - Re-assemble as the tutorial shows. On another note: my C410w model (Argentina assembled model) has some differences that made working on it a little more difficult than the video: - They replaced some cables with ribbon cabling on the main pcb board, that prevented me from totally flipping the board to remove the loading tray screws. It was nerve wrecking to try to push the pcb board and remove the screws without em falling. - There is one extra screw to remove the loading tray, which is silver and is exactly below the first black screw he removes in the tutorial. THANK you very much for this video!
I've made a video about these solenoid problems even on other Samsung printers where I just replaced the rubber pad, but when I tried this method on this model it didn't work for me, so I ended up replacing the solenoid :) but maybe was just a coincidence for me, sure better try this before ordering the spare part! Thank you for sharing your experience.
fatto da sola , sei stato chiarissimo. Ho risparmiato più di 100 euro che mi avevano chiesto x la mano d'opera ,e vuoi mettere la soddisfazione? super.
Great video, cleaning didn't help, but replacing the solenoid seems to have fixed the problem! Mine is a clx-3305fw from Samsung. Replacement part orderd on aliexpress.
Amazing video! Thanks for showing how to repair my Samsung CLP-365w. I ordered the Solenoid and am curious if that will solve my paper error. Thanks again for this tip!
Thank You for your guidenance. My printer is working after replacing the solenoid and paper is picked up like you said. Probably this little tiny spongy thing in solenoid is couse of troubles. OMG i am so happy!
Mega thanks Paulo, it may have cost me £15 for a new solenoid in the rip-off UK (£7.50 plus postage) but that is a lot cheaper than almost £300 for a wireless printer scanner. She runs again like new. Perfect for the C460W to add to the others.
Thank you very much for the solution to this problem which also worked for my Samsung Xpress C460W. At first I thought it was the pickup rubber being dusty. But after seeing your video I noticed that the pickup rubber was not turning at all. It took me about 2 hours to fix it with help of your video (after waiting 31 days for the solenoid to arrive in the Netherlands), but now everything is running fine.
@@patrykf4993 I ordered the exact solenoid from the AliExpress link provided in the comments at this video. And my printer is still working fine since the replacement.
@@favers77 My apologies, I did not get notification of your question and only just now see it. I hope you could fix your printer. It is the exact same part number, I ordered the exact solenoid from the AliExpress link provided in the comments at this video.
Thank you very much ... since I do not have a new replacement solenoid in hand .... I put a piece of barcode sticker firmly on the rubber of the contacting solenoid (I wish I took a picture) and cleaned any sticky traces and now it is working perfectly .. I hope it doesn't fall off soon - LOL !!! Thank you so very much for this fantastic detailed video ... without it i would have never been able to locate the solenoid - I hope you can take another video of how to install the switch "Closer view" in the proper position (it took me a very long time getting it back in place) - i recommend opening the other cover and remove the power board (5 screws + pushing the clip in the middle) - Again ... Excellent video ... my respects ....
Hi! Do you mean the switch that senses if the back cover is open or closed? Sorry for that! You can buy a solenoid in advance from here ua-cam.com/video/-cDmF3NFGug/v-deo.html just in case it will fail, in any case, thanks for watching :)
Thanks very Much for this. you have just sorted my printer for me. i dismantled cleaned and resistance checked solenoid. mine was stuck. I guessed at that point nothing to lose if i reassemble hey presto works.... Thanks...
My solenoid wasn't stuck cause of soft paddles got sticky so I just bent limiter slightly closer to solenoid (cause if latch far away from solenoid it may not produce enough force to move) And it works !
Awesome video thanks for saving my printer from the land fill. I would just add that I don't think you need a new part. It's just a coil of wire that generates a magnetic field -- not much can go wrong unless it gets shorted -- and mine was not. The problem is that the little spring loaded metal teeter rests on a small rubber pad. Over time the spring pressure will cause the rubber pad to permanently collapse, and then the metal teeter is too far away from the solenoid and the magnetic field cannot overcome the spring. So I just peeled off the old rubber pad and put a dab of hot glue there - it holds the teeter up higher now and problem solved!
@@PaoloMarcelli I have a question. Is that electronic part that you replaced common among printers? Can it be taken from another printer and used to repair a broken printer? Do you think other companies use the same part?
worked to fix xpress c460w. Though, I didn't replace the solenoid and just replaced the foam pad as suggested in another video that points here. Thanks!
Gracias Paolo!! Por poner un poco de luz, en este oscruro y obsceno mundo de las impresoras. Gran trabajo, yo y el planeta, te lo agradecemos. Gran aportaciòn, prácticamente no SE encuentra información, sobre este tema tan interesante! Gracias!
¡Hola! Estoy traduciendo este comentario con el Traductor de Google, ¡gracias por las bonitas palabras! Al final, las principales razones por las que hago estos videos son para ayudar a otras personas y reducir la contaminación ambiental de los residuos especiales no reciclables.
Wow, you really saved my printer. Thank you so much for that wisdom :) I wish I could help others as much as you someday!!
Thank you for the great tutorial!
After 8 years of service, my Samsung C410W would only take in the paper half way and then get suck on the first print-job.
I always had to pull out the paper and restart the printer to make it work properly again.
I removed both pieces of rubber from the solenoid and replaced them with some rubber from a bicycle tube, which I attached with double-sided adhesive tape.
Now the printer works like new.
Thank You Paolo. I followed these steps and my C460FW is now working. I can't thank you enough!!!!
Wow, it is such an informative video. This fix gave my printer a second chance in life. I had to watch and rewatch it a few times. There were some tips missing like getting the front panel off and using a swiffer dry static wipe to clean up toner, but this nailed it so well, I could not express enough gratitude for you posting the how-to repair video. It's thankfully not too difficult.
I want to thank you for this excellent video! I have the C410W version and it didn't pick up the paper, and just as you described, when I used a flashlight to look into the printer I could see that it stood still inside. I found a solenoid on a websight in China, and ordered it from there, the cost was redicolous, about 8 Euros including getting it in my mailbox. Following your instructional video it was quite simple to change the solenoid, and after putting it all together again, the printer worked perfect!! So once again a big THANK YOU!
To add to the chorus, thank you so much for this video! Our Samsung CLX-3305FW has been having trouble picking up paper for years, leading to much frustration, until last week when it finally totally stopped! Thanks to the other comments here I didn't try to remove and replace the solenoid but simply removed the lower pad and taped the lower and upper areas with a tiny amount of electrical tape. I hope Samsung have rectified this design issue in newer models as otherwise the printer is pretty good and I'm impressed at the repairability.
Many thanks from Paris. Everything works after having changed the solenoid.
Same. Just changed it last night and works great!
Thank you, my printer has been inactive for more than a year because of this problem. Took me about an hour and now it is working even better than before it broke (it gave errors about having to change the imaging unit and now it doesn’t). You’re awesome!
Thank you :)
Thank you so much for the detailed video tutorial. I was able to follow your instruction and fixed my Samsun C410W printer pick-up issue after replacing the JC33-00025B Solenoid.
You're great and I'm very grateful for your help!!!
Paolo, your video was great! I would never been able to diagnose nor fix my C460FX without it! Your instructions were perfectly detailed--I watched your video before I started the repair, and then watched it again (with lots of pausing!) as I stepped through the repair. I did not replace the solenoid, but like others, but put a mylar label on the rubber pads to prevent sticking (even though the pads did not seem to be breaking down). I crossed my fingers and it all worked after I put it all together.
The repair took me about 2 hours in total--I wish I was as proficient as you.
Thanks again for this great video!
Bud
Thank you bud, great job :)
I got it off there were inner ones close to the middle, I put it all back together and it works I had my doubts, many thanks for this detailed video
Thanks Paolo, The video is very good and clear, greetings from Argentina.
Thanks! Did this on my C460w. I also lubricated the tap on the inner gear wheel to reduce the friction between solenoid arm and the gear wheel. I removed the little top foam piece and replaced it with double adhesive foam tape but left the top plastic on the tape stay on. Worked perfect after 2 years of fighting this printer and almost giving up.
so, is the solenoid on the alibaba link compatible with C460W?
A big thank you for this very well detailed tutorial. By following these explanations, I was able to repair my printer which will take on a second life.
Thanks for saving my time and money. I have only disassembled, touch the solenoid couple of times, and assemble it again. My printer was resting for like 2 years so maybe it just wanted a little touch... Thanks, good job.
Thank you! This was very easy to follow step by step procedure, and it has a very detailed explanation.
Worked for my Samsung C460 too. For just one 4$ part such a procedure. Thanks for you video, helps a lot.
Thank you! You saved the life of my CLX-3305. I can now print again after 1,5 year 😊
Great job for fixing your printer :3
Awesome, you saved my CLX-3305W for 5 bucks, and a bit less than one hour of work, thanks to your perfect tutorial. There's just one tiny thingy stuff on the right that needs to be pushed when removing the front panel on my model (at around 5:21 on the video). I followed exactly the tutorial and found the new solenoid on digitec (article JC33-00025B, it took a few weeks to arrive).
Thanks for the video. It helped me change my solenoid sensor and now my printer is working perfectly. 👍
Excellent fix for Samsung CLP410W color Laser printer (US) . Step by Step instructions,pretty cool. Instead of throwing away the printer and ending up in a landfill , this is a better option spending 30 minutes of your time to fix it. worth it. Kudos to you dude for saving the environment.
Thank you so much :)
Followed the steps and my printer is printing again!!!! Thank you!!!!
Fixed my CLX-3305FW using this instructional video. In my case, the solenoid had died (open circuit), as the pad on the original solenoid was not sticking at all. If you wear magnifying glasses, it helps a lot to see the small parts clearly.
Thank you very much, indeed. My Samsung C460W run into this paper jam problem and I managed to heal the it following your very good instructions: Actually I replaced the whole unit JC93-00547A but I ordered a solenoid, too and shall prepare a spare part from my old JC93-00547A for my neighbour who owns a similar printer.
Thank you for your sharing. You saved my printer with a small spare part. My printer is C480W, slight different structure but your guide is adequate for me to repair mine.
Hi Wee Chang, my printer is same model as your. Is the solenoid part no. you purchase is using same as what he recommended?
@@davidng9354 ,yes, i bought from here:
www.aliexpress.com/item/4001143446682.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.16b84c4dhReECs
Thanks pal. I'm a copier tech and have run into these issues in the past. We usually put a small piece of self stick mylar on the two sides of the solenoid. Trash picked a C410W that only had 769 prints through it. I put the mylars on and now I have a pretty much new printer. It was nice having your video to follow for the disassembly. Helped a lot. Cheers.
Could you please explain or make sketch of place where did you put foil? Have same problem with printer.
@@SladjanIlincic I put little pieces of self stick mylars on both sides of the solenoid where the rubber is. Cover the rubber pieces. Cut them to the same size as the rubber.
Paolo. La impresora no tomaba el pepel, estaba pensando en botarla a la basura. Encontré tu video, y la verdad, es excelente. Te agradezco por la claridad y exactitud en cada proceso. Ahora puedo seguir usando la impresora. Me ahorraste de comprar una nueva. Muchas gracias y saludos desde Santiago. Chile.
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Great step by step tutorial. It allowed me fix my clp-365w printer. Thank you very much Paolo! 👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks for the info --- I purchased a Samsung C460W for $20 that wasn't working due to a paper pickup issue. The steps for this unit were very close to your demonstration, however when it came time to pull the 4 sets of wires through the hole this unit had a small hole and I didn't bother passing the wires through. I proceeded to cover the foam on the solenoid (still attached to the unit) with Kapton tape and reassembled the unit.
The solenoid was fine, it was just the foam that broke down and became adherent so by covering the foam with Kapton tape the problem was resolved.
It worked for me as well. Thanks for making as little steps as needed. This took me about 1,5 hours, so not much at all.
Great job! :)
Great video, thanks Paulo. I was ready to go ahead with your fix, but could not see clearly if the roller was turning. So I took out the paper tray and then propped up the front of the printer about 8cm. Then the roller is not only visible but also accessible to clean. There is a little plastic tag to the right of the roller which detects the paper tray. if you press the tag and use a torch you can see the roller turning to try to feed when you press copy. Also a good time to clean the roller with a cloth soaked in iso-propyl alcohol. Be careful roller does not grab the cloth if you try this! Two other points your viewers might like to check: Place the tray and paper in a warm dry place for 24 hours. It's surprising how much humidity paper can absorb - this affects paper pick-up. Final point: make sure all the paper guides in the tray are snug against the paper - especially the one at the back of the tray (farthest from the roller). Doing all this got my printer working again without replacing the solenoid! Thanks again
Thanks this worked for me. Instead of removing the rubber I put nail varnish on which still didn't work. What worked for me was super gluing a couple of layers of card on top of the nail varnish so that the gap between the solenoid and lever was a bit closer. 2 layers did it for me. 3 layers was too much and the plastic gear was not being held. Works perfect now.
Wonderful! Thankyou! Worked perfectly for me and my C460w. Like others, I fixed the solenoid instead of replacing it. the Rubber pad had drifted a bit and was no longer touching the "counter flange" that the rubber pad should bounce agains. I moved the rubber pad back tow where it was supposed to sit and also bent the counter flange a bit downwards to make the arm not swing as var from the solenoid. Everything seems to have worked.
Thank you. I just picked up a CLP-365W marked $7.99 at a thrift store, and it has the same symptoms. Everything else installed properly. Your video has convinced me I can open this up and do this. I'm guessing it will be exactly the same problem.
You can definitely do that :) also other users said that in their experience it's not needed to replace the entire solenoid, just the two foam pads :)
@@PaoloMarcelli I pulled out the solenoid, checked to make sure the resistance was right, and worked with it to make sure it was clean and free and that those pads were not sticky, put it back in place, and the printer is working great. It didn't cost anything except a bit of time.
Paolo, thank you so much for this detailed video!!!! 🙏It only took me about one hour to repair the printer. I was not sure this was the reason, but obviosly it was. The printer is up and running again. 😊
I had the paper feed problem, i found your video, purchased a new relay, hey presto it now works ok, thanks for your informative video
Thanks Dude - 10 euros to fix my printer - much better than tossing it in the garbage and buying another one - you're helping to save the planet my friend!
That's one of the biggest reasons I make these videos :) help people fixing their stuff (and learn in the mean time how things work) and help reduce e-waste :)
Awesome! Thank you so much for this detailed and handy video. I fixed my Samsung CLX-3305FW with this guide.
Great job! :)
Thank you deep !!! In my case the Model is Xpress C480FW. But everything inside is almost the same. The printer do not want to pick up the paper. This tutorial helped me a lot to proceed with the deep cleaning.
Thanks Paulo, your video is clearly well explained. I dissassembled the printer before ordering the solenoid and on the way I found some plastic chips that were preventing the right movement. Your instructions were capital on finding and solving my issue. Thanks again.
Great job :)
By the way, as you can read from the channel name, my name is Paolo, not Paulo XD
Thankyou!
What I did was use the old coil. It's not broken, just the pad is compressed and somewhat sticky. Remove the pad and clean, bend the metal lip to where the pad would normally stop the arm. Reassemble and done :) Only thing is it now clicks when printing (which I don't mind)
Wow! Thank you very much for your life-saving video. I know now what to buy to fix my printer. It seems that the solenoid is a common problem for Samsung printers. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thank you the video! I take out the solenoid from the printer. I measured the solenoid with DMM, but the solenoid is good. The solenoid connector is the wrong (I cut the solenoid wire next to the connector and soldered it to the panel)!
ciao paolo e grazie!!
i just fixed my clp-360 with 3 euros. the best part is that i received that printer for free because wasn't working!!
Most excellent instructions! Lazarus C430W raised from the dead.
Thank you so much for the very clear explanation. It work like a charm for my Samsung XPress C460W on second try!
What solenoid symbol for c460w printer?
Thank you mate ! Thanks to you, my doctor's C410 won't go to the trash.
Grazie per questo video fantastico. I tried to disassemble and just cleaned the solenoid without taking it out and re-assemled the printer (C410W) - Proble still persists but at least I have familiarised with the procedure. I will have another go at trying to fix the solenoid with rubber or something similar before I look for a new part. The JC33-00025B somebody mentioned here seems to be reasonable in price (+£ 6-7 for postage) but not sure it is the correct one. Will post back in due time. Grazie ancora Paolo.
Giovanni
Thanks for the video. Managed to fix my printer following this.
Hi this helped me a lot even though I don't have the printers above I have a clp-315w the solenoid thankfully it is a little bit easier to get to and it was sticking because of the pad - removed the pad _ DONT NOTIC ANY DIFFERENXE IN NOISE and it works fine
READ THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT TO PURCHASE A NEW SPARE PART:
There is a %90 reason why the solenoid does not work, and that is the little rubber piece that acts as a "stop" of the spring loaded metal piece is "crushed". It has become so thin that the metal piece has not sufficient space for the electro-magnet to work. To fix this:
- Follow the tutorial up to the point where he just replaces de solenoid.
- Instead of replacing it, grab a piece of two sided rubber tape, or a piece of a rubber sandal or something and paste it between the previous rubber piece and the moving metal piece. It should be very thin, you don't want too much space either.
- Re-assemble as the tutorial shows.
On another note: my C410w model (Argentina assembled model) has some differences that made working on it a little more difficult than the video:
- They replaced some cables with ribbon cabling on the main pcb board, that prevented me from totally flipping the board to remove the loading tray screws. It was nerve wrecking to try to push the pcb board and remove the screws without em falling.
- There is one extra screw to remove the loading tray, which is silver and is exactly below the first black screw he removes in the tutorial.
THANK you very much for this video!
I've made a video about these solenoid problems even on other Samsung printers where I just replaced the rubber pad, but when I tried this method on this model it didn't work for me, so I ended up replacing the solenoid :) but maybe was just a coincidence for me, sure better try this before ordering the spare part! Thank you for sharing your experience.
fatto da sola , sei stato chiarissimo. Ho risparmiato più di 100 euro che mi avevano chiesto x la mano d'opera ,e vuoi mettere la soddisfazione? super.
Great video, cleaning didn't help, but replacing the solenoid seems to have fixed the problem! Mine is a clx-3305fw from Samsung. Replacement part orderd on aliexpress.
Thanks for the great tutorial, fixed my CLP-360!
Thank you so much for your video. It helped me to diagnose the problem and with your clear explanation I also could repair the printer. Perfect job!
Amazing video! Thanks for showing how to repair my Samsung CLP-365w. I ordered the Solenoid and am curious if that will solve my paper error. Thanks again for this tip!
Just worked perfectly on my CLX-3305 : thank you
Thank you for watching and now throwing away your printer :)
Just fixed clx3305. Great video thanks
hi how did you fix it? Did you replace the rubber part of the solenoid?
Thank you. Now my printer works fine again. Yke Jaarsma Netherlands.
Thank You for your guidenance. My printer is working after replacing the solenoid and paper is picked up like you said. Probably this little tiny spongy thing in solenoid is couse of troubles. OMG i am so happy!
Thank you, good job for fixing your printer :)
Paolo thanks God for your clear explanation. I solved the damage without any setback. Regards
Mega thanks Paulo, it may have cost me £15 for a new solenoid in the rip-off UK (£7.50 plus postage) but that is a lot cheaper than almost £300 for a wireless printer scanner. She runs again like new. Perfect for the C460W to add to the others.
Thank you for your comment David :)
I fixed my printer (with just 9€) !! Thank you so much 😀
Than YOU so much!!!! You save my printer !!🎉🎉😅🎉🎉
Thank you for the video with very detailed explanations!! It solved my printer problem!!!
Easy to follow..
Thank you for watching and now throwing away your printer :)
Thanks the king of clp 365
Thank you very much for the solution to this problem which also worked for my Samsung Xpress C460W. At first I thought it was the pickup rubber being dusty. But after seeing your video I noticed that the pickup rubber was not turning at all. It took me about 2 hours to fix it with help of your video (after waiting 31 days for the solenoid to arrive in the Netherlands), but now everything is running fine.
Hi Henrie is it the same part number? I have the C460FW
What solenoid symbol for c460w printer?
@@patrykf4993 I ordered the exact solenoid from the AliExpress link provided in the comments at this video. And my printer is still working fine since the replacement.
@@favers77 My apologies, I did not get notification of your question and only just now see it. I hope you could fix your printer. It is the exact same part number, I ordered the exact solenoid from the AliExpress link provided in the comments at this video.
Thank you very much ... since I do not have a new replacement solenoid in hand .... I put a piece of barcode sticker firmly on the rubber of the contacting solenoid (I wish I took a picture) and cleaned any sticky traces and now it is working perfectly .. I hope it doesn't fall off soon - LOL !!! Thank you so very much for this fantastic detailed video ... without it i would have never been able to locate the solenoid - I hope you can take another video of how to install the switch "Closer view" in the proper position (it took me a very long time getting it back in place) - i recommend opening the other cover and remove the power board (5 screws + pushing the clip in the middle) - Again ... Excellent video ... my respects ....
Hi! Do you mean the switch that senses if the back cover is open or closed? Sorry for that!
You can buy a solenoid in advance from here ua-cam.com/video/-cDmF3NFGug/v-deo.html just in case it will fail, in any case, thanks for watching :)
Did this in my CLX-3305W and worked perfectly! Thanks!
Great video, this fixed my printer (CLX-3305FN). Thank you very much.
Thanks very Much for this. you have just sorted my printer for me. i dismantled cleaned and resistance checked solenoid. mine was stuck. I guessed at that point nothing to lose if i reassemble hey presto works.... Thanks...
保罗，感谢您的精彩教程！你令到我的 C460FW 只花了10欧罗便活过來了!
My solenoid wasn't stuck cause of soft paddles got sticky so I just bent limiter slightly closer to solenoid (cause if latch far away from solenoid it may not produce enough force to move)
And it works !
Thanks a lot! Followed your instructions and my printer works like a charm again! :)
Thanks
Awesome video thanks for saving my printer from the land fill. I would just add that I don't think you need a new part. It's just a coil of wire that generates a magnetic field -- not much can go wrong unless it gets shorted -- and mine was not. The problem is that the little spring loaded metal teeter rests on a small rubber pad. Over time the spring pressure will cause the rubber pad to permanently collapse, and then the metal teeter is too far away from the solenoid and the magnetic field cannot overcome the spring. So I just peeled off the old rubber pad and put a dab of hot glue there - it holds the teeter up higher now and problem solved!
The solenoid coil is 24v 120 Ohm. Glued a m3 washer under the foam stopper and it works again.
Thanks for the tips. Fixed
Grazie.. Ho sistemato la mia senza sostituire il solenoide, forse troppo debole, aggiungendo uno spessore..ottima guida. Sei un grande.. Grazie
I used your video guide to repair my printer: thank you very much! :D
Thank you Paolo! Great guide, I saved a lot thanks to you!
You made a awesome video!!! Saved me $500. Love you man!!! Thank you so much!!!
Wow... thank you man... you are amazing❤❤❤ i could repair my printer❤❤❤❤ thank you thank you thank you❤❤❤
Thank you for watchign and saving your printer :)
@@PaoloMarcelli
I have a question. Is that electronic part that you replaced common among printers? Can it be taken from another printer and used to repair a broken printer? Do you think other companies use the same part?
just what I needed, thank you! Worked perfectly
Thanks so much!! worked a treat! Would have been a $150 repair but cost me $5 :) Really appreciate your video / help! :)
Thank you, and great job for fixing your printer, the planet will be grateful to you.
Thank you very much
Excelente video, me ayudo a resolver el problema de mi impresora.
Muchas gracias por tu ayuda.
great video very useful and easy to follow many thanks indeed
complimenti per il video! poi ci spiegherai come hai fatto a rimettere tutte le viti al loro posto :) sei veramente bravo!
Thanks mate. A hectic job that worked out well for me.
Good job! you are very talented! I liked the way you explained the problem!
worked to fix xpress c460w. Though, I didn't replace the solenoid and just replaced the foam pad as suggested in another video that points here. Thanks!
Thanks a lot. I hope it lasts a long time
A miracle, once again. Thx for your video.
Thank you for watching :)
Thanks a lot. I have bought a replacement printer. But I will try to fix my “broken one.). I am pretty sure your tips will fix it. 👍. Subscribed!
Thank you so much! Was able to fix my clx 3305 this way! You are doing a really great job! top!
great work , thanks , for this video , you save my life.
very very very useful. Thanks
Gracias Paolo!! Por poner un poco de luz, en este oscruro y obsceno mundo de las impresoras. Gran trabajo, yo y el planeta, te lo agradecemos. Gran aportaciòn, prácticamente no SE encuentra información, sobre este tema tan interesante! Gracias!
¡Hola! Estoy traduciendo este comentario con el Traductor de Google, ¡gracias por las bonitas palabras! Al final, las principales razones por las que hago estos videos son para ayudar a otras personas y reducir la contaminación ambiental de los residuos especiales no reciclables.