HP Surestore Device Management Software manual If FC Manager 3.0 Displays a Temperature Alarm

If FC Manager 3.0 Displays a Temperature Alarm

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Symptom	Cause/Solution
The device’s status is ERROR on	The device’s operating environment is too hot. Verify the
the device status table.	temperature of the operating environment. Cool the
The device’s temperature status	environment if necessary.
on the Device Status (hub) or	The device’s fans are blocked or obstructed. Verify that
Switch Status (switch) page is	the fans are not obstructed. Also verify that the fans are not
BAD.	blocked by an enclosure or other device.
The device log includes a	The device is installed in an unsupported rack
temperature alarm entry for the	configuration. If the device is installed in a rack, verify that
device.	the components in the rack are installed in a supported
	configuration.
	The fan module is not firmly seated. Reinstall the fan
	module, then verify that the fan’s status in FC Manager is
	GOOD.
	The fans are faulty. Replace the fan module as described in
	the device’s manual, then verify that the fan’s status in
	FC Manager is GOOD.
	The device is faulty. Replace the device.

Troubleshooting

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