Xerox Document Centre Burned Board Chip?

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  • latenitenate
    Technician
    • Nov 2008
    • 23
    #1

    Xerox Document Centre Burned Board Chip?

    This is the 230ST. I have another thread but I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what I can do about this burned chip that I just found while working on it. Do I need to replace the board? If so, where can I source a part like that?

    Thanks!

    *Look in lower left corner-the chip above the orange chip labeled "C4" is what is burned out.


    Tags: 5228, burned, c240, centre, document, fax, jpg, lef, purchase, xerox
    • XeroxTechBrazil
      Trusted Tech

      100+ Posts
      • Aug 2008
      • 198
      #2
      Board for 230ST

      I can get you the board NIB if you can give me the part number.
      The 140E number on the lower right corner is not a good number.

      It would be much cheaper to just buy a parts machine:

      Xerox Document Centre 230ST Copier *473218 pg ct* - eBay (item 310131256005 end time Mar-31-09 16:27:39 PDT)

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        • latenitenate
          Technician
          • Nov 2008
          • 23
          #3
          I see many numbers on this board.

          The first is C2635228. That is a sticker with a barcode that is yellow above the MFSYS 140E39971A number. Is that what you need?

          And I looked at the parts machine. The main problems are that it's located in Virginia and I simply can't afford to purchase it and also get down there to pick it up. I appreciate the link though.

          Thank you for your help and I'd be interested to know how much a NIB board would be.

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            • XeroxTechBrazil
              Trusted Tech

              100+ Posts
              • Aug 2008
              • 198
              #4
              Part Number

              The C number is the board serial number. The actual part number the board would be ordered with is the 160K number in yellow letters on the right side. I can't make it out. A newer 160K number might be on the white label below the yellow serial number.

              If you know what the board is, I can look it up in my PWS. I don't recognize the board (don't service the product).

              I CAN tell you that the new board is probably going to cost more than buying the parts machine and paying $200 or so to have it trucked in. Without the number I can't give you a price.

              A lot of truckers will give you a big break right now if you are willing to wait until they have a truck going in your direction. Things are slow for everyone. I can give you a name and phone number if it would help.

              Someone else might weigh in with a used board ??????

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                • latenitenate
                  Technician
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 23
                  #5
                  White label newer 160K number: 160K48852 A below that: ED 805488

                  Old one on the right side: 160K59490 A ED 805498

                  Thank you for your continued help!

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                    • latenitenate
                      Technician
                      • Nov 2008
                      • 23
                      #6
                      Hey all,

                      One other question-I don't suppose there is any way to repair this board?

                      Thanks!

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