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I'm looking at buying a 3rd BMDC in less than 2 years. (c prompt at "executive load"). After some searching I went through all the checks mentioned in various threads on here and went through the same process with EMI. EMI determined it more than likely is a bad BMDC. Is there a reason why these boards go bad and why so often? Anyone have one last a long time? Last edited by GCoded; 09-22-2011 at 07:26 PM. |
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| You did clean the edge connector with a soft eraser? Try a different ISA slot? Run the B3T test? George
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| Did a scandisk and defrag. No bad sectors or clusters. Reinstalled o/s and dx32 software. Checked powersupply voltage on startup and when running. Checked and reseated all connectors. Cleaned BMDC edge connector with eraser. Changed ISA slot for BMDC. Changed ISA slot for MB. Started without each Bob card connected individually to BMDC (EMI). Started without both Bob cards connected to BMDC (EMI). Machine was running in the morning. Turned off machine, did belt tension adjustment and checked/cleaned Z axis servo brushes. Restarted machine and have been getting c prompt @ executive load ever since. Ordered another BMDC card. Going to add a line conditioner for PS in case of any power issues. |
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| The B3T.exe is a test of the BMDC board. It identifies more specifically what the issue is with a BMDC. For a service tech, it verifies what is already known, that it needs to be replaced. Look in your hard drive. It might be there. George
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| Unfortunately I'm not able to find that program on my machines HD. |
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