2100: Detection error on SSD0 (M.2) -- X1 Carbon 2014

I keep on getting this error on the X1 Carbon, attaching picture.
If it stays on for a long time, 8 hours and more it will show, consistently.
Anyone else had this problem ? found a fix ?
Its brand new and it started showing since day 1

lenovo support 06/22/2014 filed a support request and this is what I was told:
- Replacement : Not possible after 30 days
- Loaner : Not possible at Lenovo
- Technician on site : No Unless you purchased an onsite warranty
- Business Partners : available but they will charge
- Replacing SSDD is not recommended its fragile and if the laptop is opened the warranty dies
So the only option
- Shipping back the unit for repair : available they will fix it since its under warranty
This is an expensive laptop that happen to have HW issues. I could have sent it back for repair no problem but my work obligations are keeping me from doing it

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Hi Michael222,
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