v
No:
Go
to
step
45
(See
page
.
50.
Examine
the
amber
logic-power
LEDs
of
all
installed
processor
subsystem
DCAs.
51.
Are
all
amber
logic-power
LEDs
of
all
installed
processor
subsystem
DCAs
off?
v
Yes:
Continue
with
the
next
step.
v
No:
Replace
the
DCA
that
has
the
amber
logic
power
LED
that
did
not
turn
off.
See
symbolic
FRU
52.
Attention:
Before
replacing
the
system
backplane,
call
your
next
level
of
support.
Replace
the
system
backplane
at
location
M1.
53.
Power
on
the
system.
See
54.
Did
the
system
stop
with
the
same
error
code
as
recorded
in
step
1
(See
page
?
v
Yes:
Continue
with
the
next
step.
v
No:
The
system
backplane
was
defective.
Return
the
system
to
its
original
configuration.
See
This
ends
the
procedure.
55.
Power
off
the
system.
See
Then,
make
sure
all
amber
logic-power
LEDs
of
all
installed
processor
subsystem
DCAs
are
off.
56.
Has
the
system
backplane
been
replaced?
v
Yes:
Call
your
next
level
of
support.
v
No:
Go
to
step
52
(See
page
.
MAPPWR-C:
1.5
V
CPU
current/voltage
problem
in
processor
subsystem
For
use
by
authorized
service
providers.
Note:
Read
the
Danger
and
caution
notices
in
the
introduction
before
performing
this
procedure.
1.
Record
the
error
code
and
the
location
codes
that
sent
you
to
this
procedure.
2.
Power
off
the
system.
See
Then,
examine
the
amber
logic-power
LEDs
of
all
installed
processor
subsystem
DCAs.
3.
Are
all
amber
logic-power
LEDs
of
all
installed
processor
subsystem
DCAs
off?
v
Yes:
Continue
with
the
next
step.
v
No:
Replace
the
DCA
that
has
the
amber
logic
power
LED
that
did
not
turn
off.
See
symbolic
FRU
4.
Pull
out
the
following
books
about
25
mm
(1
inch),
if
present.
See
v
Capacitor
book
at
location
M33
v
Capacitor
book
at
location
M37
5.
Power
on
the
system.
See
6.
Did
the
system
stop
with
the
same
error
code
as
recorded
in
step
1
(See
page
?
v
Yes:
Go
to
step
12
(See
page
.
v
No:
Continue
with
the
next
step.
7.
One
of
the
books
just
removed
is
defective.
a.
Power
off
the
system.
See
b.
Make
sure
all
amber
logic-power
LEDs
of
all
installed
processor
subsystem
DCAs
are
off.
8.
Reinsert
one
of
the
books
that
is
pulled
out
and
listed
in
step
4
(See
page
.
9.
Power
on
the
system.
See
10.
Did
the
system
stop
with
the
same
error
code
as
recorded
in
step
1
(See
page
?
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