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Monday, September 27, 2010

Dell Poweredge 2850/2800/1850 Batt/Mem Error

So, hardware isn’t the spice of life, and writing about is isn’t near as fun and writing about something controversial where everyone and their brother gets worked up and starts spewing their opinions. But, It’s what I do and honestly, it is kind of fun in a non Geeky, but Geeky kind of way.

For you people that have Dell PE2800, 2850, 1850 servers,  you may be experiencing a mem/batt error. The error can be a little confusing because it can be any piece of the raid kit, Dell part number H1813 (key, battery, or memory stick). To make it even more confusing, you can change out all of those parts and still have the same error. If that persists, your riser card is more than likely failing. The riser cards for those machines have multiple part numbers.

This is just a little Geeky FYI for those that are pulling their hair out looking for answers.
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Hope this helps someone out there!

Anne

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  5. This is a super helpful post for anyone grappling with those pesky Dell Poweredge errors. It's easy to get stuck on a memory or battery issue, and you've outlined the common culprits and the less obvious riser card problem perfectly. It reminds me of those tricky levels in Doodle Baseball where you think you've figured it out, but there's a hidden mechanic.

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  6. It's funny how troubleshooting hardware can be both frustrating and strangely satisfying once you crack it. Lately, I've been unwinding with some gaming to chill out, particularly playing Tiny Fishing. There's something so relaxing about just casting a line, and it feels awesome when you upgrade your gear and finally snag one of those rare, elusive fish. It's a nice change of pace from dealing with tech issues! What kind of server issues do you find yourself troubleshooting most often these days?

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