FAN failure on CPU
I have a Xeon 2.80GHz Socket 604 mPGA, the fan is making noise and hangs up so I’d like to replace it before it goes out. It runs on a H.P. Proliant ML330 server.
I ended up purchasing a fan from a third party since HP does not carry any longer.
Now that I have the new fan installed and is running the serve beeps and gives me a message that it's going to "system shutdown" and was initiated by "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM" "HP Proliant system shutdown service system is too hot or has lost cooling"
I went into HP System Management and under cooling and Temperature I see
FAN CPU has a failed status. Also when booting up it sometimes stops and gives me a message: G11 FAN 1 Failure detected fan zone CPU. I assume the BIOS does know the fan is working ok so I tried disconnecting power and holding down the power button to try and reset BIOS but this did not work. I tried a F9, F10 and F12 none give me any clues on fan. Any suggestions?
I ended up purchasing a fan from a third party since HP does not carry any longer.
Now that I have the new fan installed and is running the serve beeps and gives me a message that it's going to "system shutdown" and was initiated by "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM" "HP Proliant system shutdown service system is too hot or has lost cooling"
I went into HP System Management and under cooling and Temperature I see
FAN CPU has a failed status. Also when booting up it sometimes stops and gives me a message: G11 FAN 1 Failure detected fan zone CPU. I assume the BIOS does know the fan is working ok so I tried disconnecting power and holding down the power button to try and reset BIOS but this did not work. I tried a F9, F10 and F12 none give me any clues on fan. Any suggestions?
jamietoner
Does the new fan have the same wires and use the same connection as the old fan?
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YES
The wires are in the same order?
Does the new fan spin?
It seem like the fan may not be compatible with the system.
Any details on the old fan?
You may need to get a second hand fan from an old HP server.
Another thought do you have a fan from another hp system similar in size that you can plug in to test? a newer fan from HP may work.
Regards
Gordon
Does the new fan spin?
It seem like the fan may not be compatible with the system.
Any details on the old fan?
You may need to get a second hand fan from an old HP server.
Another thought do you have a fan from another hp system similar in size that you can plug in to test? a newer fan from HP may work.
Regards
Gordon
The new fan probably has a different rpm range so its being read as failing. Seen this allot on Dell servers with 3rd party fans.
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Thanks senthili_kumar
It's a ML330 G3
Xeon 2.8GHz Bus 133.3MHz, L1 data, Level 2 512KB
I see a possable replacement #317833-B21 http://www.globalonetechnology.com/Intel_Xeon_2_80_GHz_512KB_Processor_Option_Kit_p/317823-B21_new.htm I'm trying to contact them but there is no phone number and their live chat is not working. I want to try and confirm with them. Can you take a look and see if you agree that I can use this as a replacement? I would just purchase the fan but instead I find the whole chip and all which maybe my best option at this point.
thanks
It's a ML330 G3
Xeon 2.8GHz Bus 133.3MHz, L1 data, Level 2 512KB
I see a possable replacement #317833-B21 http://www.globalonetechnology.com/Intel_Xeon_2_80_GHz_512KB_Processor_Option_Kit_p/317823-B21_new.htm I'm trying to contact them but there is no phone number and their live chat is not working. I want to try and confirm with them. Can you take a look and see if you agree that I can use this as a replacement? I would just purchase the fan but instead I find the whole chip and all which maybe my best option at this point.
thanks
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Ordered my part Thanks