7–3What to Do If You Have Problems
Correction: Check the wall outlet using another appliance or light, or plug the DEC-
server 700 power cord into another outlet. If power is not available at the wall outlet,
check the wall outlet’s circuit breaker.
Correction: Check the power cord by substituting another one. If the first power
cord is defective, replace it.
Problem
The DECserver 700 hardware is defective.
Correction: Notify the network manager that the DECserver 700 must be returned
to Digital Equipment Corporation for repair or replacement. Refer to the Network
Access Server Problem Solving manual for information about returning the unit to
Digital Equipment Corporation.
7.3 System OK LED Off/Seven-Segment Display Flashing “C”, “d”,
or “n”
Problem
The DECserver 700 single-in-line memory (SIM) is faulty.
Correction: If the seven-segment display is flashing “C”, replace the SIM in con-
nector 1. If the seven-segment display is flashing “d”, replace the SIM in connector
2. If no SIM or the wrong type of SIM is installed, the seven-segment display flashes
“n”. Refer to Section 5.1 for the procedure to replace a faulty SIM.
NOTE
If the SIM is found to be faulty, return the SIM to Digital
Equipment Corporation.
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