Replacement for K-Series Card Reader?

Hi - my K230 card reader seems to have kicked the bucket. The light comes on when a card is plugged in, but most of the time nothing shows up under "computer" in windows explorer. On the rare occasion the drive does appear, when clicked on it says I need to "insert a disk into Removable Drive ..."
So, I'm thinking a quick switchout shouldn't be a big deal, but I can't find the part I need. The Hardware Replacement Manual shows the card reader, but doesn't discuss replacing it. A web search isn't returning anything.
Has anyone done this? Does anyone know the part number or where to buy one? Thanks.
K230, Windows 7 64bit

You may try contacting the lenovo service center and you will get the part easily.
Best Regards,
Tanuj
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Quote from: DonDodge on 13-February-08, 22:03:03
I think I fixed it last night. Not sure exactly how it happened but I did another cmos clear with a CF card in the HP, left it unplugged for quite some time and disabled quick booting. After that, POST quit looking for the HP. Now it is doing as it should and not finding or even looking for a printer as a potential boot drive when starting up. It does appear in Windows exactly as it's supposed to and occupying one of my drive but I'm going to leave it alone now.
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Quote from: DonDodge on 13-February-08, 23:43:41
Hi Svet,
I ran the HP USB disk tool on my Corsair flash drive and installed the MSIHQ BIOS tool on it with the v. 1.5 update. It worked like a champ. I had to jump through some hoops again to make the bios quit looking for the HP card reader at the POST but got it done. Everything is currently working just as it should.
With the new bios, I have the option to change the multiplier. I'll probably wait a while before I start goofing with that but I just wanted to let you know that everything appears to be good with my new computer.
Thank you so much for all your help with this.
Best,
Don
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