Back in the analog days I would try such a thing as I'm an old school repairman (US Navy Aviation Elect Mate VET even), but KM warranties such costly boards... so as to NOT void a WARRANTY, I'll go through the "process" vs eating an $1100+ board... I'd prefer some downtime vs a manager talking to about my "expenses" to company!!
22 yrs experience with copiers... I once fixed a 2 wk old Ricoh with a gaming domino for the rt door/fuser interlock... literally awaiting a 3 wk shipment of rt door cover from Japan around the 2011 earthquake/tsunami power plant meltdown situation! When toner shipments from Japan were even being restricted.
I seldom break out a soldering iron nowadays
Yeah.. but when it comes to battery.. no biggie
20yrs ago was milcert for thru n some surface ( Telex )
So true.. I wonder how many can wipe the webs to use O scope n other tube diag pieces.
Also train @ Sencor (ND) On CRT repairs ..back b4 it became $$$$ silly to do it.. I still get MAC repairs * once a year?*
The good ole days.. when it wasn't just swap-n-go!
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Times are a different my friend! Especially on the electronic side! I prefer the simpler side of electronics (smart device generation we are now.. phones, TV, car, ++)... still love to get my hands into electro-mechanical troubleshooting though vs electronic...
Man! I haven't touched an oscilloscope since USN A-school in early 1991 in Millington, TN
Hell in early 90's the F18 came into the US Navy with laser gyro systems vs the gimble-gyro that was in the F14, A6, ++.... what a change that was in the Navigation shop out on our carrier..
Times a change my friend! Forward we go! We couldn't even crack the F18's gyro side, it went back to civilian depot level back then. It was a component swap out (sealed).
Hi,
We have replaced battery in 3 different MFP. It solved the problem.
Gergő
cause.
It is a back up battery discharge.
Workaround.
Replace the battery.
Download the recovery firmware.
Initialize the NV-RAM.
Enter your serial number.
https://lms.konicaminolta.com/license/KM/support.aspx?
Enter and receive a repair license code.
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