HP BladeSystem bc2800 Service Reference Guide: HP BladeSystem PC bc2000/bc2500 - Page 20

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Invalid Electronic Serial Number Amber 6901-System was gracefully shutdown due Amber to CPU overheating. 6904-System experienced an unexpected Green shutdown on previous boot. 6906-Embedded Network Controller B Red Hardware Failure Detected 6907-Embedded Network Controller Red Hardware Failure Detected 6908-System Board Hardware Failure Red Detected 6909-System Board Graphics Subsystem Red Failure Detected 6911-System Board CPU Subsystem Red Failure Detected 6912-System Board Voltage Regulator Red Failure Detected 6913-System Board Voltage Failure Red Detected 6914-Forced System Shutdown from an Green over-temp fault condition on previous boot 6915-CPU not present on previous attempt Green to boot. ● Run Computer Setup. If data is loaded/will not allow changes, download SP5572.EXE (SNZERO.EXE) from http://www.hp.com. ● Run Computer Setup, enter serial number under Security, System ID, then save changes. ● Ensure that system fans functioning properly and enclosure has adequate ventilation. ● Check processor heatsink. ● Replace blade PC. This may be due to forced enclosure shutdown or improper diagnostic adaptor insertion. If problem persists, replace blade PC. ● Clear CMOS. ● Replace blade PC. ● Clear CMOS. ● Replace blade PC. Replace blade PC. ● Clear CMOS. ● Replace blade PC. ● Clear CMOS. ● Replace blade PC. ● Swap blade PC to a different bay in enclosure and retest. ● Put blade PC into a different enclosure. If blade PC works indifferent enclosure, troubleshoot original enclosure. ● Replace blade PC. ● Swap blade PC to a different bay in enclosure and retest. ● Put blade PC into a different enclosure. If blade PC works in a different enclosure, troubleshoot original enclosure. ● Replace blade PC. ● Ensure system fans are functioning properly and enclosure has adequate ventilation. ● Check heatsink. ● Replace blade PC. A blade PC without a processor was inserted on previous attempt to boot. 16 Chapter 4 Diagnostics

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Invalid Electronic Serial Number
Amber
Run Computer Setup. If data is loaded/will not allow
changes, download SP5572.EXE (SNZERO.EXE)
from
.
Run Computer Setup, enter serial number under
Security, System ID, then save changes.
6901-System was gracefully shutdown due
to CPU overheating.
Amber
Ensure that system fans functioning properly and
enclosure has adequate ventilation.
Check processor heatsink.
Replace blade PC.
6904-System experienced an unexpected
shutdown on previous boot.
Green
This may be due to forced enclosure shutdown or improper
diagnostic adaptor insertion. If problem persists, replace
blade PC.
6906-Embedded Network Controller B
Hardware Failure Detected
Red
Clear CMOS.
Replace blade PC.
6907-Embedded Network Controller
Hardware Failure Detected
Red
Clear CMOS.
Replace blade PC.
6908-System Board Hardware Failure
Detected
Red
Replace blade PC.
6909-System Board Graphics Subsystem
Failure Detected
Red
Clear CMOS.
Replace blade PC.
6911-System Board CPU Subsystem
Failure Detected
Red
Clear CMOS.
Replace blade PC.
6912-System Board Voltage Regulator
Failure Detected
Red
Swap blade PC to a different bay in enclosure and
retest.
Put blade PC into a different enclosure. If blade PC
works indifferent enclosure, troubleshoot original
enclosure.
Replace blade PC.
6913-System Board Voltage Failure
Detected
Red
Swap blade PC to a different bay in enclosure and
retest.
Put blade PC into a different enclosure. If blade PC
works in a different enclosure, troubleshoot original
enclosure.
Replace blade PC.
6914-Forced System Shutdown from an
over-temp fault condition on previous boot
Green
Ensure system fans are functioning properly and
enclosure has adequate ventilation.
Check heatsink.
Replace blade PC.
6915-CPU not present on previous attempt
to boot.
Green
A blade PC without a processor was inserted on previous
attempt to boot.
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Chapter 4
Diagnostics