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Both power supplies were fried.  Got one replaced, second one is coming. 
520 is back up and running.  The 520 does do a lot of "crying wolf". 
Meaning, the system attention light comes on and IBM can't seem to figure 
out why.   But they're pretty quick as to showing you how to turn the 
attention light off.  I wonder if one of those earlier times it actually 
did report the power supply.

On a rack mounted 520 you can slide it out and lift the top cover.  The 
power supply(ies) are the two boxes in the back right hand side (with the 
power plugged in them).  If those lights aren't on, it's a bad thing.  UPS 
and IBM guy will be here around the same time.

Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com





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Our 520 is currently down.  520 has no lights on it at all.  The extra 
boxes for it have lights, etc.  Rest of the equipment in the rack is 
functional.  Our 520's supposed to have redundant power supplies.  One is 
plugged into an IBM PDU the other is plugged into a third party PDU.  The 
IBM PDU had a breaker thrown for that port.  (Has a separate breaker for 
each outlet.)  I reset the breaker.  No luck.  I unplugged both cords from 

the back of the 520, counted to 10, plugged them back in - no difference. 
HMC says the connect is disconnected.  Only option, not greyed out, is 
reset connection - IBM said not to take that.  Before it died it called 
IBM and told them SRC 11001520 which is an A/C power failure - go figure.

Weather is lousy.  Slid through a red light on the way in but managed to 
stop in time to avoid t-boning this car.  By the look on her face I had 
her undivided attention.

UPS is dead.  It warned us something about a phase out of whack and we had 

to put it in bypass.  Hope the weather doesn't drop power.  Without the 
UPS - the kick over to the generator still drops a lot of equipment.

Not the first time that the 520 and the UPS fight.  In fact our CE told me 

that the last time he thought the 520 blew the UPS.  It's a relatively 
sizable Liebert that ran our whole computer room once for 45 minutes 
before it ran out of juice.

Hmm, while waiting for the IBM guy to show up (up to another hour yet) 
maybe I'll unplug the 520 again and verify the power with some other 
equipment.

Haven't heard a return call from the UPS people yet.  (Serviced by JT 
Packard.)

Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com

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