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Is there any ink on the dampers?
How long ago did nano replace this parts?
Did he used original parts or Chinese parts??
An OEM Maintenance Station could be the answer to your dilemma...
Remove the back cover off>locate the mother board> locate the RAM or DIMM
pull the 2 clips that hold it in place. Clean the contacts, put it back the same way .
It seems like the mother board bite the dust.
Have you tried resetting the DIMM on the MoBo ?
See if Mutoh gives you the spects for a new DIMM and see if you can get a replacement locally.
Buying more RAM should be cheaper than buying new mother board.
Is the disc warped?
IF the disc it is touching the encoder sensor, that's enough to trigger the error, I will start with a new disk, they are cheap, around $50-60 bucks, then a new sensor and or motor.
I wish I was there to see...
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