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Re: hp dl380 g5 fans

 
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linuxpenguin
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Re: hp dl380 g5 fans

Very interesting...I think I made a breakthrough.

In the past when this problem has occurred I've done some tests to determine where the issue was coming from. I remember reading in the forums a while back that there were some issues with the PSU units that resulted in the fans revving up significantly. So I pulled the power cables on each of the PSUs sequentially and listened -- the problem did not go away.

This morning I opened the chassis, however, to see if I could better find out which fans were the culprit. Turns out that the PSU *was* the issue (at least in this specific scenario). I yanked the cable on one of the PSUs and the issue immediately went away.

I'm not certain why this fix didn't work last time -- maybe I hadn't yanked the cable and left it out long enough.

Is there some issue number I should reference when I call HP to request a replacement of the two PSUs? Do the new PSUs have the same issue?

I'm going to see if I can find the thread in this forum which talked about the PSU fan problem in the meantime.
marcus1234
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Re: hp dl380 g5 fans

Hi,
LP the power supply is known to HP it is part number 403781-01

you only need 1 replacement as they are independent units, and do not work as a pair,



This is how we thank each other in the forum
friendly hint..:)
http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/helptips.do?#33

Enjoy:)



linuxpenguin
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Re: hp dl380 g5 fans

Mark, you've been a tremendous help. Thanks a bunch!
marcus1234
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Re: hp dl380 g5 fans

your welcome ,oopp's typo part nr is 403781-001

happy new year :)