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The system power consumption is exceeding power supply capacity. The power supply name is provided. Verify that all of the expansion cards in the system are functioning properly. Verify that the load requirements of the hardware configured in the system do not exceed the capacity of the power supplies. An ECC error has occurred in system memory. Run the appropriate memory test(s) from the Dell Diagnostics. A failure of one or more fans was detected by the thermal-monitoring facility in the specified server. If possible, the chassis number and fan number are provided. Check for a possible blockage of or inadequate ventilation around the fan. If the fan is not blocked and ventilation is adequate, check fan connections. A fan sensor reading on the specified server has exceeded the user-settable warning thresholds. If possible, the chassis number and fan number are provided. Check for a possible blockage of or inadequate ventilation around the fan. If the fan is not blocked and ventilation is adequate, check fan connections. In systems with optional redundant power supplies, a power supply has failed or a power utilization warning threshold has been exceeded. The system will function normally in this configuration and is still redundant. Check to see whether the power supply indicators show a power supply failure. Make sure that the latch switch on each power supply is enabled. Make certain that each connection to the power source is secure. Check the power utilization warning thresholds to verify that they are valid values. 3-14 Dell PowerEdge 4300 Systems Service Manual

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The system power
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exceeding power
supply capacity. The
power supply name
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Verify that all of the
expansion cards in
the system are func-
tioning properly.
Verify that the load
requirements of the
hardware config-
ured in the system
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A fan sensor reading
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In systems with
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tem will function
normally in this con-
figuration and is still
redundant.
Check to see
whether the power
supply indicators
show a power
supply failure. Make
sure that the latch
switch on each
power supply is
enabled. Make
certain that each
connection to the
power source is
secure. Check the
power utilization
warning thresholds
to verify that they
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