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Troubleshooting, Power Supply Module

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Troubleshooting Table 37 Master Troubleshooting Controller Enclosure Master Troubleshooting Table (cont'd) Symptom Possible Cause Procedure "Battery Low" error issued by software Power turned OFF for extended period and drained battery power. Turn ON the power and allow controller module to run 7 hours to recharge the batteries. If after 7 hours, the battery low error persists, replace the BBU. Batteries are weak and FRU is due for replacement. Check the last service date for the BBU. If it has been two years since the battery was replaced, replace the BBU. BBU is new but will not Battery charger board hold a charge failure Replace the BBU. Allow the system to run for at least 7 hours in order to properly charge the batteries. If this does not solve the problem, go to cause B. Faulty battery harness Replace both power supplies. Replace the battery harness. Loss of battery backup Battery failure or BBU is during a power outage missing. Replace the BBU. Power Supply Module No power to the controller module (all Power LEDs off) Power switches are turned off. Turn ON both power switches on the controller enclosure. Turn ON the main circuit breakers in the rack, if applicable. Power cords unplugged. Make sure all power cords are plugged in securely. Power supply modules overheated or failed. Lower the room temperature if it is too high, unblock enclosure vents if they are obstructed, replace any failed fans in the enclosure, or replace the power supply module. One Power Supply LED A Power supply module is Plug in the power cord and turn ON the (FRU) is ON and the turned OFF or power switch. If the LED remains off, go to other is off unplugged. cause B. B Power supply module is overheated or failed. Lower the room temperature if it is too high, unblock enclosure vents if they are obstructed, replace any failed fans in the enclosure, or replace the power supply module. Controller Enclosure Troubleshooting 279

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Controller Enclosure Troubleshooting
279
Troubleshooting
“Battery Low” error
issued by software
Power turned OFF for
extended period and
drained battery power.
Turn ON the power and allow controller
module to run 7 hours to recharge the
batteries.
If after 7 hours, the battery low error
persists, replace the BBU.
Batteries are weak and
FRU is due for
replacement.
Check the last service date for the BBU. If it
has been two years since the battery was
replaced, replace the BBU.
BBU is new but will not
hold a charge
Battery charger board
failure
Replace the BBU. Allow the system to run
for at least 7 hours in order to properly
charge the batteries. If this does not solve
the problem, go to cause B.
Faulty battery harness
Replace both power supplies.
Replace the battery harness.
Loss of battery backup
during a power outage
Battery failure or BBU is
missing.
Replace the BBU.
Power Supply Module
No power to the
controller module (all
Power LEDs off)
Power switches are turned
off.
Turn ON both power switches on the
controller enclosure.
Turn ON the main circuit breakers in the
rack, if applicable.
Power cords unplugged.
Make sure all power cords are plugged in
securely.
Power supply modules
overheated or failed.
Lower the room temperature if it is too high,
unblock enclosure vents if they are
obstructed, replace any failed fans in the
enclosure, or replace the power supply
module.
One Power Supply LED
(FRU) is ON and the
other is off
A
Power supply module is
turned OFF or
unplugged.
Plug in the power cord and turn ON the
power switch. If the LED remains off, go to
cause B.
B
Power supply module is
overheated or failed.
Lower the room temperature if it is too high,
unblock enclosure vents if they are
obstructed, replace any failed fans in the
enclosure, or replace the power supply
module.
Table 37
Master Troubleshooting Controller Enclosure Master Troubleshooting Table
(cont’d)
Symptom
Possible Cause
Procedure