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6913-System Board Main Red Voltage Failure Detected 6914-Forced System Shutdown Green from an over-temp fault condition on previous boot 6915-CPU not detected on previous attempt to boot. 6916-CPU Heatsink not properly attached Green Amber 6918-System Real Time Clock Oscillator not running within tolerance. Amber 6919-Temperature and Power Red Monitoring Hardware failure 6920-Processor in ForceThrottle Mode Amber 6921-Blade System Management Controller firmware update failed Amber 6922-Blade temperature Amber detected to be below 0 degrees Celsius 6923-CPU Temperature Red Monitoring Hardware failure 6924-Graphics Temperature Red Monitoring Hardware failure Potential enclosure or ● blade PC issue. ● ● Internal temperature ● exceeds specification. ● ● Swap the blade PC to a different bay in the enclosure and retest. Put the blade PC into a different enclosure. If the blade PC works in a different enclosure, troubleshoot the original enclosure. For troubleshooting information, see Troubleshooting on page 62. Replace the blade. Ensure that the system fans are functioning properly and that the enclosure has adequate ventilation. Check the processor heat sink. Replace the blade PC. The CPU was not detected on previous boot attempt. Informational message only. The heatsink is loose. ● Remove the blade PC and check if heatsink is loose or not present. Tighten CPU heatsink screws to 8 inch-lbs of tension. ● Replace the blade PC if the messages persist. System Real Time Clock Oscillator not running within tolerance. ● Replace CMOS battery. ● If the problem persists, replace the blade PC. Blade PC failure. Replace the blade PC. Enclosure or environmental issue. The flashing process was interrupted. ● Ensure the enclosure health LED is green and health status is ok. If LED not green, troubleshoot the enclosure. For troubleshooting information, see Troubleshooting on page 62. ● If the enclosure health LED is green, check heatsink installation and operating ambient. Make sure every enclosure slot is filled with a blank or a blade PC. Re-flash the BMC firmware image. The blade PC is operating in temperatures below specification. CPU temperature monitoring hardware has failed. System graphics temperature monitoring hardware has failed. Check operating ambient. Operate the blade PC within environmental specifications. Replace the blade PC. Replace the blade PC. 60 Appendix C POST Error Messages ENWW

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6913-System Board Main
Voltage Failure Detected
Red
Potential enclosure or
blade PC issue.
●
Swap the blade PC to a different bay in the
enclosure and retest.
●
Put the blade PC into a different enclosure.
If the blade PC works in a different
enclosure, troubleshoot the original
enclosure. For troubleshooting information,
see
Troubleshooting
on page
62
.
●
Replace the blade.
6914-Forced System Shutdown
from an over-temp fault
condition on previous boot
Green
Internal temperature
exceeds specification.
●
Ensure that the system fans are functioning
properly and that the enclosure has
adequate ventilation.
●
Check the processor heat sink.
●
Replace the blade PC.
6915-CPU not detected on
previous attempt to boot.
Green
The CPU was not
detected on previous
boot attempt.
Informational message only.
6916-CPU Heatsink not
properly attached
Amber
The heatsink is loose.
●
Remove the blade PC and check if heatsink
is loose or not present. Tighten CPU
heatsink screws to 8 inch-lbs of tension.
●
Replace the blade PC if the messages
persist.
6918-System Real Time Clock
Oscillator not running within
tolerance.
Amber
System Real Time
Clock Oscillator not
running within
tolerance.
●
Replace CMOS battery.
●
If the problem persists, replace the blade
PC.
6919-Temperature and Power
Monitoring Hardware failure
Red
Blade PC failure.
Replace the blade PC.
6920-Processor in Force-
Throttle Mode
Amber
Enclosure or
environmental issue.
●
Ensure the enclosure health LED is green
and health status is ok. If LED not green,
troubleshoot the enclosure. For
troubleshooting information, see
Troubleshooting
on page
62
.
●
If the enclosure health LED is green, check
heatsink installation and operating ambient.
Make sure every enclosure slot is filled with
a blank or a blade PC.
6921-Blade System
Management Controller
firmware update failed
Amber
The flashing process
was interrupted.
Re-flash the BMC firmware image.
6922-Blade temperature
detected to be below 0 degrees
Celsius
Amber
The blade PC is
operating in
temperatures below
specification.
Check operating ambient. Operate the blade PC
within environmental specifications.
6923-CPU Temperature
Monitoring Hardware failure
Red
CPU temperature
monitoring hardware
has failed.
Replace the blade PC.
6924-Graphics Temperature
Monitoring Hardware failure
Red
System graphics
temperature
monitoring hardware
has failed.
Replace the blade PC.
60
Appendix C
POST Error Messages
ENWW