Dellserver fault code .xlsx

Code	Text	Cause	Corrective action
N/	System name	A string consisting of 62 characters, which can be defined by the user in the system setup program. System name: • power on the system is displayed in the following cases. • Turn off the system power and display an active post error.	You can change the system string in the system setup program. See use the system setup program.
E1000	Failsafe, call support
E1114	Temp Ambient	The ambient temperature outside the permitted range is exceeded.	See Troubleshooting System cooling faults.
E1116	Temp memory	The memory has exceeded the allowed temperature, and the system has disabled it to prevent component damage.	See Troubleshooting System cooling faults.
E1210	CMOS Batt	The CMOS battery is missing or the voltage exceeds the permitted range.	See Troubleshooting System battery faults.
E1211	Romb Batt	Raid batteries are lost, damaged, or cannot be recharged due to temperature problems.	Reset the raid battery. Refer to replacing the sas raid Controller sub-card battery and Troubleshooting System cooling failures.
E12nn	XX pwrgd	The specified voltage regulator fails.
E1229	CPU # vcore	The processor # vcore voltage regulator is faulty.
E1310	Rpm fan ##	The RPM of the specified cooling fan exceeds the permitted operating range.	See Troubleshooting System cooling faults.
E1313	Fan Redundancy	The fan in the system is no longer redundant. If the fan fails again, the system may be overheated.	Check the control panel LCD for other scrolling information. See Troubleshooting System cooling faults.
E1410	CPU # ierr	The specified microprocessor is reporting a system error.	See the system information update technology table (in support.dell.com) to obtain the latest system information.
E1414	CPU # thermtrip	The specified microprocessor is out of the allowed temperature range and has stopped running.	See Troubleshooting System cooling faults. If the problem persists, make sure that the microprocessor radiator is correctly installed. See Troubleshooting Microprocessor faults. Note: The LCD will continue to display this information until the power cord of the system is disconnected and reconnected to the AC power source, or SEL is cleared using server assistant or BMC management utility. For information about these utilities, see Dell openmanage baseboard management controller user guide.
E1418	CPU # presence	The specified processor is lost or damaged, and the system configuration is not supported.	See Troubleshooting Microprocessor faults.
E141c	CPU Mismatch	The configuration of the processor is not supported by Dell.	Make sure that your processors match and match the models described in the microprocessor specifications outlined in the Getting Started Guide.
E141f	CPU Protocol	The system BIOS has reported a processor protocol error.
E1420	CPU bus Perr	The system BIOS has reported a processor bus parity error.
E1421	CPU init	The system BIOS has reported a processor initialization error.
E1422	CPU machine CHK	The system BIOS has reported a machine check error.
E1610	PS # Missing	The specified power supply device has no power. The specified power supply device has an installation error or a fault.	See troubleshooting power supply device faults.
E1614	PS # status	The specified power supply device has no power. The specified power supply device has an installation error or a fault.	See troubleshooting power supply device faults.
E1618	PS # predictive	The voltage of the power supply device exceeds the permitted range. The specified power supply device is incorrectly installed or fails.	See troubleshooting power supply device faults
E161c	PS # input lost	The power of the specified power supply device is unavailable or exceeds the permitted range.	Check the AC power supply of the specified power supply device. If the problem persists, see troubleshooting power supply device faults.
E1620	PS # input range	The power of the specified power supply device is unavailable or exceeds the permitted range.	Check the AC power supply of the specified power supply device. If the problem persists, see troubleshooting power supply device faults.
E1624	PS Redundancy	The power supply device subsystem is no longer redundant. If only the power supply device fails, the system will shut down.	See troubleshooting power supply device faults.
E1710	I/O channel CHK	The system BIOS has reported an I/O channel check error.	See for help.
E1711	PCI Perr B ## D ## F ##	The system BIOS has reported a PCI parity error for the component. The PCI configuration space of the component is in bus ##, device ##, and function ##.	Remove and reset the PCI expansion card. If the problem persists, see troubleshooting expansion card faults.
				PCI Perr slot #	The system BIOS has reported the component's PCI parity error. The component is located in the PCI slot #.	If the problem persists, the system board is faulty. See for help.
	E1712	PCI serr B ## D ## F ##	The system BIOS has reported a PCI system error of the component. The PCI configuration space of the component is in bus ##, device ##, and function ##.	Remove and reset the PCI expansion card. If the problem persists, see troubleshooting expansion card faults.
PCI serr slot #		The system BIOS has reported the component's PCI system error. The component is located in slot #.	If the problem persists, the system board is faulty. See for help.
E1714	Unknown err	The system BIOS has determined that an error exists in the system, but the error source cannot be determined.	See for help.
E171f	PCIe fatal err B # D # F ##	The system BIOS has reported a critical PCIe error for the component. The PCI configuration space of the component is in bus ##, device ##, and function ##.	Remove and reset the PCI expansion card. If the problem persists, see troubleshooting expansion card faults.
				PCIe fatal err slot #	System BIOS has reported a critical PCIe error for the component, which is located in slot #.	If the problem persists, the system board is faulty. See for help.
	E1810	HDD # fault	The SAS subsystem has fixed the hard drive # failure.	See troubleshooting hard drive faults.
E1811	HDD # rbld abrt	The specified hard drive has abandoned reconstruction.	See troubleshooting hard drive faults. If the problem persists, see the raid description file.
E1812	HDD ## removed	The specified hard drive has been detached from the system.	Only information is provided.
E1913	CPU & firmware Mismatch	BMC firmware does not support CPU usage.	Update to the latest BMC firmware. For more information about how to set and use BMC, see BMC user guide.
E1a10	Pbd pwr Cable	The power cable of the distribution board is not in position, lost or damaged.	Ensure that the power cable of the distribution board is in place correctly. If the problem persists, change the power cable of the distribution board. See install the distribution board.
E1a14	SAS cable	SAS cable A is not in position, lost or damaged.	Check the cable connection of the SAS backplane. See SAS backplane cabling.
E1a15	SAS cable B	SAS cable B is not in position, lost or damaged.	Check the cable connection of the SAS backplane. See SAS backplane cabling.
E1a16	SAS cable FB	The SAS cable for the replaceable bracket is not in place, lost or damaged.	Check the cable connection of the SAS backplane. See SAS backplane cabling.
E1a17	PWR cable FB	The power cable of the replaceable bracket is not in place, lost or damaged.	Check the power cable connection of the replaceable bracket backplane. See install 1X2 replaceable bracket drive bracket.
E1a18	Pdb ctrl Cable	The panel control cable is not in place, lost or damaged.	Ensure that the control cable of the distribution board is in place correctly. If the problem persists, change the distribution board control cable. See install the distribution board.
E2010	No memory	Memory is not installed in the system.	Install memory. See memory.
E2011	Mem config err	The memory is detected, but the memory cannot be configured. An error is detected during memory configuration.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2012	Unusable memory	The configured memory is unavailable. The memory subsystem fails.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2013	Shadow BIOS fail	The system BIOS cannot copy the image to the memory.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2014	CMOS fail	CMOS fault. Cmos ram is not working properly.	See for help.
E2015	DMA Controller	The DMA controller is faulty.	See for help.
E2016	Int Controller	The interrupt controller is faulty.	See for help.
E2017	Timer fail	Timer refresh failure.	See for help.
E2018	Prog Timer	Error in programmable interval Timer	See for help.
E2019	Parity error	Parity error.	See for help.
E201a	Sio err	There is a fault with SIO.	See for help.
E201b	Kybd Controller	The keyboard controller is faulty.	See for help.
E201c	SMI init	System Management Interrupt (SMI) initialization failed.	See for help.
E201d	Shutdown Test	BiOS disabling system detection failed.	See for help.
E201e	Post mem Test	BiOS post memory detection failed.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults. If the problem persists, see for help.
E201f	Drac config	Dell Remote Access Controller (Drac) configuration failed.	View the specific error information on the screen.
			Make sure that the Drac cables and connectors are in place correctly. If the problem persists, see the Drac description file.
E2020	CPU config	CPU configuration failed.	View the specific error information on the screen.
E2021	Memory population	The memory configuration is incorrect. The memory installation sequence is incorrect.	View the specific error information on the screen. See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2022	Post fail	A general fault occurs after the video.	View the specific error information on the screen.
E2110	MBE dimm ##&##	"#####" Indicates that one dimm in the dimm group has a memory multi-bit error (MBE ).	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2111	SBE log disable dimm ##	The system BIOS has disabled the memory unit error (SBE) record. No more SBE records will be recorded before the system is rebooted. "#" Indicates the dimm indicated by BIOS.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2112	Mem spare dimm ##	The system BIOS determines that there are too many errors in the memory, so the memory has been released. "#####" Indicates the dimm pair indicated by BIOS.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2113	Mem mirror dimm ##&##	The system BIOS determines that half of the images have too many errors, so the memory has been disabled. "#####" Indicates the dimm pair indicated by BIOS.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2118	Fatal Nb mem CRC	A connection failed in the connection to the full buffer dimm (FBD) memory subsystem on the north side.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
E2119	Fatal Sb mem CRC	A connection in the link to the FBD memory subsystem on the south side fails.	See Troubleshooting System memory faults.
I1910	Intrusion	The host cap is removed.	Only information is provided.
I1911	> 3 errs chk log	LCD Overflow Information.	View sel to obtain event details.
				Up to three error messages can be displayed on the LCD. Article 4 information is displayed as standard Overflow Information.
		I1912		Sel full	The system event log shows that the event is full and more events cannot be recorded.	Clear logs by deleting event entries.
W1228	Romb Batt <24hr	Pre-warning raid battery only has less than 24 hours of power left.	Replace the raid battery. Refer to replacing the sas raid Controller sub-card battery.