IBM 7383 Installation And Service Manual page 423

Table 39. IMM error messages (continued)
v Follow the suggested actions in the order in which they are listed in the Action column until the problem is
solved.
v If an action step is preceded by "(Trained technician only)", that step must be performed only by a trained
technician.
80030108-1301ffff Sensor PS Heavy
Load has asserted.
800b0309-1301ffff Non-
redundant:Sufficient
Resources from
Redundancy
Degraded or Fully
Redundant for Power
Resource has
asserted.
800b0509-1301ffff Non-
redundant:Insufficient
Resources for Power
Resource has
asserted.
806f0008-0a01ffff The Power Supply
806f0008-0a02ffff (Power Supply n)
presence has been
detected. (n = power
supply number)
806f0009-1301ffff System board 1 has
been turned off
Info The system is
consuming more
power than the
power supply or
supplies are rated
for. The system
will throttle to
avoid shutting
down due to a
power supply
over-current
condition.
Warning A change to the
sufficiency status
of the power
supply has
happened.
Error A change to the
sufficiency status
of the power
supply has
happened.
Info Power supply n
has been added. (n
= power supply
number)
Info The compute node
has been powered
off.
Appendix C. Integrated management module II (IMM2) error messages
1. Reduce the total power
consumption by removing newly
added or unused options like hard
drives or adapters.
2. Add an additional power supply to
any empty power supply bay.
1. Power load will be handled by
remaining power supply, though
the system may throttle to avoid a
power supply over-current
condition. Check the power supply
LED's, see Power-supply LEDs.
2. Replace the power supply with
higher rated power.
1. Power load may be handled by
remaining power supply. The
system will attempt to throttle to
avoid a power supply over-current
condition, but a system shutdown
may happen anyway if the power
load is too great. Check the power
supply LED's, see Power-supply
LEDs.
2. Reduce the total power
consumption by removing newly
added or unused options like hard
drives or adapters.
3. Use the IBM Power Configuration
utility to determine current system
power consumption.
4. Replace the power supply with
higher rated power.
No action; information only.
No action; information only.
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