You haven’t supplied an example SKP.
But, I suspect these are ‘back-edges’…
Open your ‘Style’ settings and switch them off…
Report back if that doesn’t hide them…
If you want to actually remove those edges, you need to navigate in 3d and erase them…
You could post the SKP, so we could look at it…
But you could initially try erasing some internal partitions/floors etc - which might help any Plugin trying to make it into a solid ?
My SolidSolver error-messages are much more extensive than you suggest… what did it say exactly ?
Can you post your model here? There is really not enough info in a picture to be certain what all problems you may have.
One thought: have you made every cube a separate Group or Component? If so, have you opened them one at a time for edit with View->Component Edit->Hide rest of model checked?
So that answers my question! NONE of your cubes are separate Groups or Components. There are some of them that are “stuck” to each other. It is amazing that unfolding them worked at all!
Triple-click a face and watch entity info to see how many entities are selected. If it says 18 (6 faces + 12 edges = cube), right-click and select Make Group. Then hide that Group. Then try another face. Keep doing this until there are no more faces you can select without getting more than 18 entities. The remaining geometry has pieces that stick to each other, probably because they share either edges, corners, or faces. Edit them to clean up and make Groups.
The beginner’s lesson here is a fundamental of how SketchUp works: geometry “sticks” to other geometry unless you isolate it by putting it in a Group or Component. The reason some of your cubes worked is that they passed through others without actually touching (i.e. without sharing an edge or face). The ones in the picture I posted all have shared face sections, which makes them stick together despite the internal edges that look like they are separate cubes.