But WHY would the SCSI controller suddenly die? I agree with the advice already given. Leaked capacitor fluid is most likely the culprit, and you should not proceed with anything else until you have verified that and eliminated that problem completely -- the details of which have been discussed here in other threads many times.
I dare say there is not one SE/30 in operation today which does not need it's board cleaned of leaked fluid and capacitors replaced.
I dare say there is not one SE/30 in operation today which does not need it's board cleaned of leaked fluid and capacitors replaced.