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Do NOT remove the ESS battery on the D series machines. This will cause and unclearable 016-242 fault code.
Remove the nvm ess chip from the ess board and remove the battery from the nvm ess chip. This will reset the nvm.
After reboot, a 124-323 error will appear. Follow that rap.
Do NOT remove the ESS battery on the D series machines. This will cause and unclearable 016-242 fault code.
Remove the nvm ess chip from the ess board and remove the battery from the nvm ess chip. This will reset the nvm.
After reboot, a 124-323 error will appear. Follow that rap.
YES I KNOW THAT THE ESS BATTERY WILL destroy the authentication key data on the ess board
i remove the NVM Battery before and dose not help
the battery is 3v so its ok
the machine work perfect but on the screen i have this code
also i format the hdd and reload software
friend the serial is OK am xerox tech so i know what to do when serial not sync
It has nothing to do with the serial number being ok. The ESS NVM PWB might be defective, so he suggested replacing it. And if you replace it, obviously you then need to do a fresh sync...
There is no need to be so aggressively negative when people are just trying to help you. If you don't want suggestions, don't ask. Same as when he was warning you about not removing the ESS battery... How is he supposed to know you already know that? Someone could easily ruin their machine that way so he was trying to make sure you didn't. There's no need to be so snappy back to someone who is just trying to help you, for free.
adriansto is one of the friendliest and most helpful and most knowledgable people on this site. Don't be rude to him or you'll have me and a lot of other people who greatly appreciate his frequent help to deal with...
It has nothing to do with the serial number being ok. The ESS NVM PWB might be defective, so he suggested replacing it. And if you replace it, obviously you then need to do a fresh sync...
There is no need to be so aggressively negative when people are just trying to help you. If you don't want suggestions, don't ask. Same as when he was warning you about not removing the ESS battery... How is he supposed to know you already know that? Someone could easily ruin their machine that way so he was trying to make sure you didn't. There's no need to be so snappy back to someone who is just trying to help you, for free.
adriansto is one of the friendliest and most helpful and most knowledgable people on this site. Don't be rude to him or you'll have me and a lot of other people who greatly appreciate his frequent help to deal with...
yes you are right sorry about that
i answer like that because if you take nvm battery out the serial will cleared and the machine go up with serial error
It has nothing to do with the serial number being ok. The ESS NVM PWB might be defective, so he suggested replacing it. And if you replace it, obviously you then need to do a fresh sync...
There is no need to be so aggressively negative when people are just trying to help you. If you don't want suggestions, don't ask. Same as when he was warning you about not removing the ESS battery... How is he supposed to know you already know that? Someone could easily ruin their machine that way so he was trying to make sure you didn't. There's no need to be so snappy back to someone who is just trying to help you, for free.
adriansto is one of the friendliest and most helpful and most knowledgable people on this site. Don't be rude to him or you'll have me and a lot of other people who greatly appreciate his frequent help to deal with...
OK i fix it
i change the NVM
I use xerox 560 nvm and that work
thanks all
Keep an eye out for unusual "odd" errors over the next couple of weeks... I once did the opposite (used a D-series NVM in a 570) and although I felt like I restored the 570 NVM onto it properly and everything, and it did seem to work for the most part, it wasn't truly compatible. I kept having really unusual errors until I bought a new "blank" 570 style NVM module and installed it.
But, it does at least tell you which part was the problem! So even if it doesn't 100% work, you now know that you just need to get a new D-series NVM module.
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