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Update Date: | 2016-02-18 |
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Solution Type
Troubleshooting Sure
Solution
1018104.1
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Diagnosing Why a System Will Not Power On for Entry-level Sun SPARC Systems
Related Items |
- Sun Fire V440 Server
- Sun Fire V880 Server
- Sun Fire V890 Server
- Sun SPARC Enterprise T2000 Server
- Sun Fire V240 Server
- Sun Fire V480 Server
- Sun Fire V490 Server
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Related Categories |
- PLA-Support>Sun Systems>SPARC>Workgroup Servers>SN-SPARC: SF-V4x0
- _Old GCS Categories>Sun Microsystems>Servers>CMT Servers
- _Old GCS Categories>Sun Microsystems>Servers>Entry-Level Servers
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PreviouslyPublishedAs
229425
Applies to:
Sun Fire V480 Server - Version All Versions and later
Sun SPARC Enterprise T2000 Server - Version All Versions and later
Sun Fire V240 Server - Version All Versions and later
Sun Fire V440 Server - Version All Versions and later
Sun Fire V490 Server - Version All Versions and later
All Platforms
Purpose
This document will assist with issues that can occur when powering a system on.
- System will not power on
- No power
- Cannot get power
- No LED's
Troubleshooting Steps
Steps to Follow
Instructions for Diagnosing Why a System Will Not Power On:
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Check incoming power. Confirm that the power cord(s) are securely connected at both ends and the incoming power source is known to be operational an within the required specifications. Reference specific system using the online Oracle System Handbook. Select Hardware Specifications under Information Areas for exact power requirements.
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For systems with a physical keyswitch, make sure the system key in the keyswitch is set to the Normal or Diagnostics position when pressing the On/Standby button. Turn the keyswitch to the locked position to prevent the system from being accidentally tuned off. Remove the system key and store it in a secure place. A limited number of systems have an interlock switch which could prevent a system from powering on. To see if the system in question is affected reference: <Document: 1011578.1>
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Verify there have been no changes to hardware configuration such as an additional system board or power supply taken from a spare system. System boards with USIII or USIV are not interchangeable and may interfere with a system powering on. Also note that power supplies used in systems with USIII CPU's are not compatible with USIV CPU's.
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If the system still does not power on the issue may be with the power supply(s) or the power distribution board. Reference: <Document: 1010045.1>
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