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Diagnostics<br />

Table 4–2. DSA messages (cont.)<br />

Message<br />

Number Component Test State Description Action<br />

166-913xxx<br />

IMM IMM<br />

I2C Test<br />

Failed The IMM<br />

indicates a<br />

failure in<br />

the<br />

memory<br />

card 3 bus.<br />

8. Turn off the server <strong>and</strong> disconnect it<br />

from the power source.<br />

9. Remove all memory cards <strong>and</strong><br />

DIMMs.<br />

10. Install the minimum memory<br />

configuration for the server (see<br />

Replacing a DIMM <strong>and</strong> Replacing<br />

the memory card ). To determine the<br />

minimum memory configuration for<br />

your server, see Solving<br />

undetermined problems.<br />

11. Reconnect the server to the power<br />

source <strong>and</strong> turn on the server.<br />

12. Make sure that the reported<br />

memory size is the same as the<br />

installed memory size.<br />

13. Run the test again. If the memory<br />

passes the test, one of the<br />

uninstalled memory cards or DIMMs<br />

is the failing component.<br />

14. Repeat the steps to remove all<br />

memory cards <strong>and</strong> DIMMs as<br />

necessary, using different memory<br />

cards <strong>and</strong> DIMMs to isolate the<br />

failing component. Change only one<br />

component each time to identify the<br />

specific cause of the error.<br />

15. Replace the failing memory card or<br />

DIMM.<br />

4–94 3850 7281–000

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