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Do you have any additional component installed in the Dell Server <br />
or<br />
Does this server monitors any other devices..<br />
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If yes, then kindly let us know the details of the additional hardware or device so that we can fix it accordingly..
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Do you have any additional component installed in the Dell Server
or
Does this server monitors any other devices..

If yes, then kindly let us know the details of the additional hardware or device so that we can fix it accordingly..

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No other devices have been attached to the server just the Dell Hardware that came with the server. 
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No other devices have been attached to the server just the Dell Hardware that came with the server.

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Hi,<br />
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We are getting the following event entry in one of our servers (Dell PowerEdge 2650):<br />
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Source: Server Administrator<br />
Category: Instrumentation Service <br />
Event ID: 1154<br />
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Voltage sensor detected a failure value<br />
Sensor location: ESM 3.3 FP Volt<br />
Chassis location: Main System Chassis<br />
Previous state was: OK (Normal)<br />
Voltage sensor value (in Volts): 2.666<br />
<br />
Can somone help me out to troubleshoot this problem? <br />
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Hi,

We are getting the following event entry in one of our servers (Dell PowerEdge 2650):

Source: Server Administrator
Category: Instrumentation Service 
Event ID: 1154

Voltage sensor detected a failure value
Sensor location: ESM 3.3 FP Volt
Chassis location: Main System Chassis
Previous state was: OK (Normal)
Voltage sensor value (in Volts): 2.666

Can somone help me out to troubleshoot this problem? 



ESM 3.3 FP Volt -Voltage sensor detected a failure value

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