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PASSWORD PROBLEMS, Epson Servicer.

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0 An overload of the power supply limitations. Check the table in Appendix A to see if you have exceeded the option slot power limits. See your option card manual(s) for the power requirements for your option card(s). 3. After you correct the problem causing the overheating, allow the computer to cool down for at least five minutes at room temperature (about 78" F or 25" C). This resets the thermal detection circuits. 4. If you removed the computer's cover, replace it now. (See Chapter 2 for instructions.) Then turn on the computer. If the power supply shuts off again, contact your Authorized Epson Servicer. Password Problems If you have any trouble using your password, try the following: 1. If you think you know the correct password, reset the computer and try again. See Chapter 1 for instructions. 2. If you know the current password but you want to change or delete it, see Chapter 2 of the Setup Guide for instructions. 3. If you do not know the current password and you cannot access your computer or use the SETUP program, see the next section. 6-10 Troubleshooting

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An overload of the power supply limitations. Check the
table in Appendix A to see if you have exceeded the
option slot power limits. See your option card
manual(s) for the power requirements for your option
card(s).
3.
After you correct the problem causing the overheating,
allow the computer to cool down for at least five minutes at
room temperature (about 78” F or 25” C). This resets the
thermal detection circuits.
4.
If you removed the computer’s cover, replace it now. (See
Chapter 2 for instructions.) Then turn on the computer.
If the power supply shuts off again, contact your Authorized
Epson Servicer.
Password Problems
If you have any trouble using your password, try the following:
1.
If you think you know the correct password, reset the
computer and try again. See Chapter 1 for instructions.
2.
If you know the current password but you want to change
or delete it, see Chapter 2 of the
Setup Guide
for instructions.
3.
If you do not know the current password and you cannot
access your computer or use the SETUP program, see the
next section.
6-10 Troubleshooting