
3
Troubleshooting
Refer to Table 
Table 3-1  Troubleshooting Checklist
| Problem | Recommended Action | 
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| Unit is plugged into the Enterasys  | Verify the use of a good AC cable with a good | 
| Power Hub, but main power LED is “off.” | ground connection. | 
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 | Verify that the AC is “hot” and that voltage is | 
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 | between 100 VAC to 264 VAC (50 Hz to 60 Hz). | 
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 | For the  | 
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 | internal fan is working, there may be an internal | 
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 | circuitry fault or internal voltage that is out of | 
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 | specification. If the fan is not working, there may | 
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 | be an internal power supply fault. | 
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| Unit is plugged in and running, but the fans are | Verify that all fan openings are clear. | 
| not working. | Verify that the metal case is not damaged. | 
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 | Verify that there are no loose parts inside the | 
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 | If needed, check and replace fuse at the inlet | 
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 | plug 10 A rated fuse. | 
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| The  | Verify that you are using a standard UTP Cat. 5, | 
| the powered devices does not work. | 5e, or 6 cable, including all eight wires (four | 
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 | pairs). Try to move the same load into a | 
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 | different port on the same hub. If it works, there | 
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 | is probably a faulty port or bad RJ45 port | 
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 | connection. If possible, try to connect the load | 
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 | device into a different hub. Try using a different | 
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 | Ethernet cable; if it works, there is probably a | 
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 | faulty connection over the long cable, or a bad | 
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 | RJ45 connection. | 
