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Symptom/Error: | FRU/Action. |
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Drive letters changed unexpectedly | 1. This is a normal condition. |
after installing OS/2 or a SCSI adapter. | Use the configuration program |
to change the drive letters back | |
to the desired settings. | |
Intermittent failures. | 1. Power Supply |
(See Undetermined Problems before | 2. Power Supply Fans |
replacing FRUs) | 3. Any Device or Adapter |
Diskette drive LED stays on. | 1. Diskette Drive |
Hard Disk LED stays on. | 1. Hard Disk Drive |
2. System Board | |
Hard Disk LED not working, but | 1. Control/Speaker Assembly |
computer is completely functional. | 2. System Board |
Reference Diskette does not start. | 1. Diskette Drive |
2. System Board | |
3. Diskette Drive Cable | |
4. Reference Diskette | |
Read / write errors on a 2.88MB diskette | 1. Use View Configuration to |
drive. (If the drive was just installed, | determine if the diskette drive |
either the computer has down level IML | is listed as a 2.88MB. If not, |
code loaded or that model does not support | the latest level Reference |
a 2.88MB drive.) | Diskette code must be loaded |
onto the system Partition. | |
Image Adapter/A Memory Test failure | 1. Memory Module (shown in graphic) |
indicated by graphic representation | |
of adapter. | |
IML image has been updated and the | 1. Verify an operating system |
Diskette and F1 error prompt | has been loaded onto the |
appears on the screen. | default hard disk. |
IML image has been updated, the | 1. Verify an operating system |
Diskette icon appears on the display, | has been loaded onto the |
and a I99903XX appears on the | default hard disk. |
information panel (95). | |
Internal Data/Fax modem does not | 1. Check that setup data |
communicate with a remote modem or fax. | defined by communication |
NOTE: Make sure the serial device | software is suitable for |
power option is set to on in the | communication. |
Set Features program. | 2. Internal Data/Fax Modem |
3. System Board | |
Internal Data/Fax modem does not | 1. Check in power configuration |
respond to software, and diagnostics | and verify the modem is turned on. |
does not find the problem. | |
Program load error during remote IPL | 1. Network Adapter |
from the file server. | |
Program loads from the hard disk or a | 1. Diskette Drive |
non system disk or disk error (with | 2. System Board |
the Reference Diskette in drive A). | 3. Power Supply |
4. Reference Diskette | |
No colors on a color display. | 1. Display (any type) |
(Connect display to the VGA port and | 2. VGA terminator |
run the Enhanced VGA test to see if | |
the display is the problem) | |
Screen colors change. | 1. Display (any type) |
2. Display Adapter | |
3. System Board | |
One or more keys do not work and the | 1. Keyboard |
computer is otherwise functional. | 2. Keyboard Cable |
(Check keyboard) | 3. System Board |
Power Supply appears to fail at | 1. Motor Start Jumper |
power-on, but if you disconnect optional | (Remove the motor start jumper |
hard disks, the problem goes away | from one or more option drives.) |
(load problem). | |
See 'Setting the Motor-Start-Jumper'. | |
Power-on indicator does not come on, | 1. Control/Speaker Assembly |
fan runs, and computer is functional. | |
Power-on indicator does not come on, | 1. System Board |
fan runs, and computer is not functional. | 2. Power Supply |
Power-on indicator does not come on, | 1. Power Supply |
fan runs, and computer is not functional. | 2. System Board |
(See Undetermined Problems | |
before replacing FRUs) | |
Operating system does not work, or the | 1. Default Hard Disk Drive |
system starts up in BASIC. | |
(See 'IML and IPL Errors' before | |
replacing FRUs) | |
Real Time Clock loses time. | 1. Default Hard Disk Drive |
(This is not always a hardware failure. | |
See 'Real-Time Clock Problems') | |
Computer cannot be powered-off. | 1. Control/Speaker Assembly |
2. System Board | |
3. Power Supply | |
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