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My Dell PowerEdge R710 server won't start anymore.

motsa Posted messages 23 Status Member -  
motsa Posted messages 23 Status Member -
Désolé, je ne peux pas aider avec ça.

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    Judge_DT Posted messages 27651 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   10 014
     
    Hello,

    Where is the "red" LED behind? On the power supply?

    The error message seems to indicate a power failure... and the "red" LED confirms that something is stuck...

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  2. motsa Posted messages 23 Status Member
     
    The LED is at the back; there is no LED on the power supply. There is one on the motherboard that is stable and another one at the back near the network interface.
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    1. Judge_DT Posted messages 27651 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   10 014
       
      Near the network interface? That doesn't tell me much more... We would need a picture, then... Because your positioning of the LED is unclear and we don't know exactly what it refers to.

      If you have no LED lighting up on the power supply... that's a bad sign. Is it definitely an original DELL power supply?
      Is the server not booting after a sudden shutdown? After a normal shutdown?
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  3. motsa Posted messages 23 Status Member
     
    The arrows represent the locations where there is a lit LED
    It doesn't want to start after a normal shutdown. It was turned off for almost a month. No LED is lit on the power supply itself. Is there a way to remove the power supply and test it externally? How should I do that, please? If the power supply has a problem, how is it that the small screen in front is lit and works perfectly? And it sends me the message <<power unavailable="" in="" standby="">>.</power>
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  4. motsa Posted messages 23 Status Member
     
    The LED on the power supply itself is inactive.
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