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In systems with optional redundant power supplies, the power supply sensor detected a failure in one of the power supplies. If possible, the power supply number is provided. 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. In systems with optional redundant power supplies, the system has detected that it has lost power supply redundancy. If one (or another) of the power supplies fails, the system will not be able to maintain operation. This could be the result of a failed power supply or too many adapters installed in the system. 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. This could be a normal condition because the default system configuration is nonredundant. The system will function normally in a nonredundant configuration. A temperature probe on the backplane board, system board, or drive carrier in the specified server has exceeded its temperature failure range. If possible, the chassis number and probe number are provided. Check for a fan failure. If needed, replace the fan or fan assembly. Codes and Messages 3-15

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Codes and Messages
3-15
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In systems with
optional redundant
power supplies, the
power supply sensor
detected a failure in
one of the power
supplies. If possible,
the power supply
number is provided.
Check to see
whether the power
supply indicators
show a power sup-
ply failure. Make
sure that the latch
switch on each
power supply is
enabled. Make cer-
tain that each
connection to the
power source is
secure.
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In systems with
optional redundant
power supplies, the
system has detected
that it has lost power
supply redundancy. If
one (or another) of
the power supplies
fails, the system will
not be able to main-
tain operation. This
could be the result of
a failed power sup-
ply or too many
adapters installed in
the system.
Check to see
whether the power
supply indicators
show a power sup-
ply failure. Make
sure that the latch
switch on each
power supply is
enabled. Make
certain that each
connection to the
power source is
secure. This could
be a normal condi-
tion because the
default system
configuration is
nonredundant. The
system will function
normally in a
nonredundant
configuration.
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GHWHFWHG±D±
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A temperature probe
on the backplane
board, system board,
or drive carrier in the
specified server has
exceeded its temper-
ature failure range. If
possible, the chassis
number and probe
number are provided.
Check for a fan fail-
ure. If needed,
replace the fan or
fan assembly.
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