Thank you Shep. Can u send it back to me in version 13?
Haha You have managed to create a model 257 million light years in height. Well done. Fortunately, no data was lost.
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Here is link to the model. I had to delete 12 edges. Hope you donāt miss them.
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=uab84f64e-077b-4288-a5be-591baf342f8d
Click the words ā3D Warehouseā
thank you jim 
No problem. But you also had some of the top SketchUp experts on the case.
Something further for you to consider: you can see in DaveRās screenshot that you have the origins of many components located at a considerable distance from their contents. This will put you at risk of clipping and inference snap issues. At this point you have a lot of components, so it will be a pain to change the axes for all of them, especially if you are under a deadline. But for the future, it is something to bear in mind. Data imported from CAD is especially susceptible to coordinate origin issues in SketchUp.
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Thomthom has an extensin that resets axes: Extension | SketchUp Extension Warehouse