Making a long story short here. We have a C308 that does not boot past 2 bars. We've done extensive troubleshooting on it, and determined that it is the SSD board that has failed. MFPB works perfectly in another test machine with that machines NVRAM and SSD board attached to it.
Attempted to order a new SSD board from Konica and, according to their online ordering site, the part has been discontinued and can no longer be ordered. I don't know the part number off the top of my head, and can't pull it up at the moment, but it was what was listed in the latest parts manual. There is actually 2 listed in the parts manual, both are discontinued. I can't see how that is possible as there is a parts availability guarantee, and this model is not end of life. I can find no alternate part numbers, no bulletins mentioning anything at all about this.
Anyway, has anybody ever successfully swapped out a used SSD from another machine on the 8-series? That is what we are currently looking into as one of our options. If anyone has attempted this, successfully or not, and can provide any insight into issues we may face with doing this, it would be greatly appreciated.
Attempted to order a new SSD board from Konica and, according to their online ordering site, the part has been discontinued and can no longer be ordered. I don't know the part number off the top of my head, and can't pull it up at the moment, but it was what was listed in the latest parts manual. There is actually 2 listed in the parts manual, both are discontinued. I can't see how that is possible as there is a parts availability guarantee, and this model is not end of life. I can find no alternate part numbers, no bulletins mentioning anything at all about this.
Anyway, has anybody ever successfully swapped out a used SSD from another machine on the 8-series? That is what we are currently looking into as one of our options. If anyone has attempted this, successfully or not, and can provide any insight into issues we may face with doing this, it would be greatly appreciated.
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