| Symptom / Error | FRU / Action |
0001 60XX
System Board ID not recognized.
Possible system board failure |
1. Run Advanced Diagnostics |
0001 61XX
CAUTION:
The lithium battery (IBM part number 33F8354) in your computer presents a fire, explosion or severe burn risk.
Use of another battery could result in ignition or explosion of the battery.
For some tips about batteries look here ! |
1. Battery
2. Processor Board (90/95)
3. System Board
4. Bus Adapter |
0001 62XX
Be sure all devices are powered-on.
Check Enable/Disable settings.
Configuration changed ? If so, run Automatic Configuration. |
1. Any Device
2. Battery |
0001 63XX
Date and time error |
1. Set Date and Time |
0001 6000 / 0001 6400
0001 6500 / 0001 6700
0001 6900
If setting configuration, date and time
does not solve the problem,
see Devices List |
1. Set Configuration, Features
2. System Board |
0001 66XX
Adapter-busy. Reseat all adapters |
1. Run Advanced Diagnostics |
0001 67XX
Clock is not working correctly |
1. Set Features. Set date and time |
0001 68XX
Real time clock error.
This is not always a hardware failure.
Also see:
'Real-Time Clock Problems'. |
1. Run Advanced Diagnostics |
0001 69XX
Processor configuration error.
Run AutomaticConfiguration, then verify that the processor configuration information is correct before replacing FRUs |
1. Processor Board
2. System Board |
0001 70XX
ASCII console setup conflict error.
The serial port is disabled |
1. From Set Configuration, select Change Configuration, and enable the port |
| 0001 71XX |
1. Battery
2. Processor Board (90/95)
3. System Board
4. Bus Adapter |
| 0001 72XX |
1. System Board |
0001 73XX
Possibly a weak battery |
1. Set Configuration / Features |
0001 74XX
If the configuration has been changed, run Automatic Configuration. Otherwise run Advanced Diagnostics.
Check SCSI Device Default Settings |
1. Any Device
2. System Board
3. Bus Adapter |
0001 75XX
Security error. The system board EEPROM failed |
1. System Board |
0001 76XX
Security error.
The covers were removed without using the key. The tamper evident switch was tripped |
1. Start the system from the Reference Diskette (or server image) and reconfigure the system
2. Security Switch Assembly
3. System Board |
0001 77XX / 0001 78XX
Security error. Passwords corrupted.
Reset Passwords |
1. System Board |
0001 79XX
System error log might be full |
1. Go into the log and note the errors. Clear the log, then run Advanced Diagnostics
|
0001 81XX
The computer requires a network adapter for remote IPL or a hard disk drive ID of LUN 0 for IML, neither of these were detected |
1. Run Automatic Configuration
2. Network Adapter
3. Hard Disk Drive
4. System Board |
0001 82XX
Privileged access password (PAP) data is corrupted. To restore it, move jumper JMP2 to position '0' write enabled. |
Information only |
0001 83XX
Wrong password entered |
1. Enter the Privileged access password (PAP) instead of the power-on password |
0001 84XX
Power-on password corrupted |
1. User must reset the password |
0001 85XX
Selectable startup sequence corrupted |
1. Run Select Startup Sequence utility.
Reset user's chosen startup sequence |
0001 86XX
Security error, Hardware failed |
1. Run Advanced Diagnostics
2. System Board |
0001 87XX
Vital Product Data (VPD) error. System serial number information corrupted |
1. Select Set system identification (from the Reference Diskette, System Partition or server image) and type the system serial number. If problem remains, suspect the system board |
0001 88XX
Vital Product Data (VPD) error |
1. Run Automatic Configuration |
0001 89XX
The wrong password was entered 3 times. Clear the system error log and restart the system |
Information only |
0001 91XX
82385 cache test failed |
1. Run Advanced Diagnostics |
| 0001 94XX |
1. System Board Memory
2. Memory Riser Card (90)
3. Memory Module Kit |
0001 99XX
User indicated configuration is invalid |
1. Run the Flash Update Utility
(PS/2 9553-xBx Only)
2. System Board |
0001 XXXX
not listed above |
1. System Board / Processor Board (90/95)
2. 486DX33 Upgrade (70/80)
3. Any Adapter
4. Bus Adapter |
