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NucleusPrime

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  1. This sounds like a damaged, loose, or dirty internal SD card. You can try removing the SD card cleaning it and then reinserting it. This has worked for people in the past. If that doesn't work you could try a replacement SD card. You'll need to get one specially for the Firehawk FX from a Line6 parts supplier because there is no way to flash the firmware to the SD with it in the unit and I'm not aware of any PC software that can write the firmware to it directly.
  2. I know you are just trying to help. But I don't think you fully understand how the unit works. Or how to recognize the various ways it can fail to start up. I've done extensive research and testing on the Firehawk FX. It's not guesswork. When the A Button is lit solid the problem is NOT the SD card being loose or missing. The Firehawk has detected the card if the A button is lit, but was unable to load the firmware. Meaning it's a problem with the firmware itself. It's either not on the SD card or the data was somehow corrupted. It's not difficult to take the Firehawk apart, but there's a fair amount of time and energy required to do it. There's no point in recommending someone disassemble their unit when it stands no chance of fixing the problem.
  3. I think you're confusing me with the OP. I don't need to try it. I'm the one who originally posted the backup process to the FB group.
  4. Solid A button would indicate the SD is detected, but firmware was not found on it. It's unlikely the card is loose/dislodged. That scenario typically has only the display backlight on(dim blue light, no text) with no switches lit up.
  5. I have seen the Firehawk do this when the unit cannot read the firmware from the internal SD card.
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