HP EX475 HP MediaSmart Server - Installation and Troubleshooting Guide - Page 42

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Table 1: Common Troubleshooting tips for the Server Question/Issue Probable Cause Answer/Resolution Temperature warnings. Temperature warning messages indicate that some server components are too hot Temperature warnings. 1 Check the ventilation surrounding the server: • If the server is located in a small unventilated space, move the server to a more ventilated location. • Check that the server's front and back panels are not blocked. • Check that the location of the server is not too hot. Maximum environmental temperature for operating the server is 35° C (95° F). 2 Remove any accumulated dust on the back and front of the server. 3 Fold up the flap on any empty system drive trays. 4 If none of the previous steps return the temperature to normal: a Write down the temperatures of the CPU and System. b Turn off the server. c Contact HP Support Fan speed warnings The fans cool the disk drives and other electronics. If they are not cooling the server sufficiently, the hard drives and server may be damaged. Fan speed warnings 1 Write down the speeds of the upper and lower fans. 2 Turn off the server. 3 Contact HP Support Voltage warnings The voltages indicate the Voltage warnings health of the server's power supply. 1 Write down the voltages. 2 Turn off the server. 3 Contact HP Support 40 Chapter 5

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Chapter 5
Temperature warnings.
Temperature warning
messages indicate that
some server components
are too hot
Temperature warnings.
1
Check the ventilation surrounding the server:
If the server is located in a small unventilated space, move the server
to a more ventilated location.
Check that the server’s front and back panels are not blocked.
Check that the location of the server is not too hot. Maximum
environmental temperature for operating the server is 35° C (95° F).
2
Remove any accumulated dust on the back and front of the server.
3
Fold up the flap on any empty system drive trays.
4
If none of the previous steps return the temperature to normal:
a
Write down the temperatures of the CPU and System.
b
Turn off the server.
c
Contact HP Support
Fan speed warnings
The fans cool the disk
drives and other
electronics. If they are not
cooling the server
sufficiently, the hard drives
and server may be
damaged.
Fan speed warnings
1
Write down the speeds of the upper and lower fans.
2
Turn off the server.
3
Contact HP Support
Voltage warnings
The voltages indicate the
health of the server’s power
supply.
Voltage warnings
1
Write down the voltages.
2
Turn off the server.
3
Contact HP Support
Table 1: Common Troubleshooting tips for the Server
Question/Issue
Probable Cause
Answer/Resolution