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I'd go with the controller board. If you let it get up to the point it shows an SC code, you should be able to get into SP modes. There will be codes like 672, 819 etc. Might be an idea to have the NVram on standby too, good call dude.
It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.
Sorry Voltage, I must have skimmed past the part where you did state you unplugged the hdd. As stated by others, then reseat all dimms, boards and sd cards and start with replacing the controller/nvram.
Sorry Voltage, I must have skimmed past the part where you did state you unplugged the hdd. As stated by others, then reseat all dimms, boards and sd cards and start with replacing the controller/nvram.
No prob. Spelled hdd wrong anyway
Disconnected and reseated the hdd, dimms and the SD card, still no pulse.
Disconnected and reseated the hdd, dimms and the SD card, still no pulse.
Going to order nvram first, cheaper.
What if you power up the machine without nv ram in? should fall over staight away. If it still says please wait I think it's controller..... or psu ....or something else possibly.
just looked on Ricoh tech site.
Cause]
Controller board is faulty. [Resolution]
Replace controller board.
The faulty board's LED's blinking is slow.
After the fast blinking of the LED on the good board, it changes to a slow blink and boots up.
or
Hangs at "Please wait"; no SC occurs Question [Symptom]
When the power is turned on, the device hangs at Please wait.
The SC is not displayed even if you wait. Answer [Cause]
The BICU EEPROM (14076362) is faulty. [Resolution]
Replace EEPROM (14076362
When the power is turned on, the device hangs at Please wait.
The SC is not displayed even if you wait. Answer [Cause]
The BICU EEPROM (14076362) is faulty. [Resolution]
Replace EEPROM (14076362
bicu eprom
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