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Subject: RE: Firing up a Power 8... Does yours sound like a jet
From: Gad Miron <gadmiron@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2016 09:16:11 +0300
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Hellp Paul

We had similar "Jet engine" syndrom with our new P8 machine close to 2
years ago.

The problem was that after "take off" and the machine having reached
"cruising speed" it was still very noisy.

I called IBM and *to their credit* they:

first round, a CE replaced the fans (did not solve the program)

2nd round, (2 weeks passed) instructed by a CE. I've made some changes to
the Envirinment card settings using ASMI. (still not solved)

3rd round, (a month passed) a CE *updated firmware* and re-set some
paramerers in the A/M Env. Card.
(PROBLEM SOLVED - the machine is now purring like a kitten)

HTH
Gad

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