PLEASE HELP ME.!! Experienced power Interruption while Updating Firmware ! HELP PLESE

[chadchad]

Please help me guys, We have a Toshiba 2050C Printer, we experienced problem on scanning most of the time when we experienced this problem we just update or reload the firmware of the printer and the problem will be solved, but this morning when we are updating the printer firmware, unfortunately the electricity of the building fluctuates causing the printer to turn off while updating , now when i turn on the printer it stucks on the startup screen and when i try to access [4] + [9] + POWER ON it wont go to the utility where i can install the firmware again, tried also the [03]+[C] + POWER ON but still it just beep and nothings happen, as well as the Test Mode [0]+[8]+POWER ON please guys help me with this my boss thinks that ive ruined our printer even if i discussed what happen , PLEASE GUYS.!!

[blackcat4866]

You can hope it's just the HDD, and not the system board too. Treat it as you would a dead HDD. =^..^=

[SalesServiceGuy]

Once the copier is restored to life, regardless of the copier brand, if the building's power is constantly fluctuating, you definitely need to purchase a Tripp Lite LC1800 Line Conditioner.

[chadchad]

You can hope it's just the HDD, and not the system board too. Treat it as you would a dead HDD. =^..^=

So its with the hdd if icant access the 0+3 ,0+8 and 4+9 functions?

[SalesServiceGuy]

You must acquire a Toshiba original SED-HDD. (Secure Encrypted Drive). An off the shelf HDD will not work.

Then you need to reload the V2191 firmware.

Then you need to reprogram the copier.

As you described the electrical supply as constantly flickering, the HDD was probably already damaged and ready to fail at any time. You were just the last unlucky person to touch the copier.

Unless you acquire a Tripp Lite LC1800 it will only be a couple of weeks/ months before the replacement SED-HDD fails as well.

The many scan failures you described are probably related to your unstable power supply.

If the replacement SED-HDD does not bring the copier back to life then your system board is damaged. Replacing that is a whole new cost and complicated procedure requiring a Toshiba factory trained technician.

[Vincent128]

Its also possible that the system board firmware is corrupt and would need reloaded with the recovery jig - then brought back up to date the normal usb way - you will have to replace that HDD no matter what as I am sure as others have stated that power issues will kill it.