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Troubleshooting Your x2000 Workstation Use or Configuration Problems temperature, fan malfunctions, power voltage drops, system board PLL problems and CPU problems. MaxiLife Error Message Explanation Power or Power Supply Errors Messages PSU 12 V error 12V PSU is out of range 10,8V - 13,2V Power CPU error CPU power is out of range 1V - 3V PSU 3V3 error 3.3V PSU is out of range 3,15V - 3,45V 2V5 mainboard 2V5 on main board is out of range 2,25V - 2,75V 1V8 mainboard 1V8 on main board is out of range 1,6V - 2,1V PSU -5V error -5V on main board out of range 4,5V - 5,5V Temperature Error Messages Processor Temp Processor temperature exceeds 80˚C CPU Shutdown PCI Temperature thermal or internal processor failure Ambient or PCI temperature exceeds 64˚C Disk Temperature Disk temperature exceeds 58˚C or sensor unplugged CPU Throttle Processor on thermal protection - frequency is halved. Fan Error Messages System FAN - PCI FAN - CPU FAN - Action to Take Check power supply unit. Change system board. Check power supply unit. Change system board. Change system board. Check power supply unit. Check airflow access to the heatsink. Check processor. Check processor. Check airflow access to the PCI area. Check airflow access to the disk area. Check sensor is plugged in. Check airflow access to the heatsink. Check processor. Check if system fan has stopped or is unplugged. Check if PCI fan has stopped or is unplugged. Check if CPU fan has stopped or is unplugged. 220 Chapter 7

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Troubleshooting Your x2000 Workstation
Use or Configuration Problems
Chapter 7
220
temperature, fan malfunctions, power voltage drops, system board PLL
problems and CPU problems.
MaxiLife Error
Message
Explanation
Action to Take
Power or Power Supply Errors Messages
PSU 12 V error
12V PSU is out of range 10,8V – 13,2V
Check power supply unit.
Power CPU error
CPU power is out of range 1V – 3V
Change system board.
PSU 3V3 error
3.3V PSU is out of range 3,15V – 3,45V
Check power supply unit.
2V5 mainboard
2V5 on main board is out of range
2,25V – 2,75V
Change system board.
1V8 mainboard
1V8 on main board is out of range
1,6V – 2,1V
Change system board.
PSU -5V error
-5V on main board out of range
4,5V – 5,5V
Check power supply unit.
Temperature Error Messages
Processor Temp
Processor temperature exceeds 80˚C
Check airflow access to the
heatsink. Check processor.
CPU Shutdown
thermal or internal processor failure
Check processor.
PCI Temperature
Ambient or PCI temperature exceeds 64˚C
Check airflow access to the PCI
area.
Disk Temperature
Disk temperature exceeds 58˚C or sensor
unplugged
Check airflow access to the
disk area. Check sensor is
plugged in.
CPU Throttle
Processor on thermal protection –
frequency is halved.
Check airflow access to the
heatsink. Check processor.
Fan Error Messages
System FAN
—
Check if system fan has
stopped or is unplugged.
PCI FAN
—
Check if PCI fan has stopped or
is unplugged.
CPU FAN
—
Check if CPU fan has stopped
or is unplugged.