Serious problem with Bizhub c220 avex Océ-variolink-2222c

[MiCo]

[QUOTE=Hansoon;1666554]

No, I don't think so.

Je mag mij een PM sturen. Ik denk dat de oplossing in een andere richting moet gaan maar ik kan dat hier niet openleggen.

Hans

Hans, ik heb je een PM gestuurd.

[MiCo]

Try soldering the battery again

checked the soldering. Nothing wrong with that.

[MiCo]

drive should be formatted FAT32 not FAT IIRC.

I tried FAT16 and FAT32, didn't help

[MiCo]

Konica Minolta don't boot off the HDD, it is purely for storage.

Don't change any of the files or partitions on the HDD you will create even more issues!

Try another USB pen, no larger than 4GB.

Attachment 47940

Tried a 2 Gb USB pen, doesn't work

[MiCo]

drive should be formatted FAT32 not FAT IIRC.

Tried FAT16 and FAT32 nothing works

[MiCo]

He posted he is using the service USB slot & he has access to the service manual so I would assume so.

indeed I am using the service port

[copier tech]

Here's a long shot, leave the firmware in the service slot.

Shut the machine down, must use the power switch inside the front door NOT the one on the control panel.

Hold down the counter/utility key keep this held down & power the machine on, wait for the trouble reset button to appear, choose OK, power off, wait 10 seconds power on again only using the switch inside the front door.



First format it like in this pic

Format.jpg
Then copy the .tar file so your USB pen contents should looks like this.

USB.jpg

[MiCo]

Here's a long shot, leave the firmware in the service slot.

Shut the machine down, must use the power switch inside the front door NOT the one on the control panel.

Hold down the counter/utility key keep this held down & power the machine on, wait for the trouble reset button to appear, choose OK, power off, wait 10 seconds power on again only using the switch inside the front door.



First format it like in this pic

Format.jpg
Then copy the .tar file so your USB pen contents should looks like this.

USB.jpg

I'll give it a try, later this afternoon. Have zoom session at 13:00
I am using Linux Mint. The USB pen looks like on the pictures.Usb4GbFat32.jpgUSBtarfile.jpg

[copier tech]

I'll give it a try, later this afternoon. Have zoom session at 13:00
I am using Linux Mint. The USB pen looks like on the pictures.Usb4GbFat32.jpgUSBtarfile.jpg

I've never used a MAC to create a FW USB, if you have access to a Windows PC you could also try that.

[MiCo]

Here's a long shot, leave the firmware in the service slot.

Shut the machine down, must use the power switch inside the front door NOT the one on the control panel.

Hold down the counter/utility key keep this held down & power the machine on, wait for the trouble reset button to appear, choose OK, power off, wait 10 seconds power on again only using the switch inside the front door.



First format it like in this pic

Format.jpg
Then copy the .tar file so your USB pen contents should looks like this.

USB.jpg

I think the counter/utility is the yellow button, right?. Did what you wrote, but get still the hour glass flashing.
As I wrote before, I have the idea that the console buttons don't work anymore.
So also the counter/utility button is not working.
It still a hard job to get this machine to live again.