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Table 7-9 Issues, possible causes, and xes (continued)
Items Procedures
Tips Computer automatically boots without pressing power button when the RTC 3 V
battery is removed. Therefore, after the service door and RTC 3 V battery are removed,
you do not have to press power button from top side.
In essential hardware conguration, mWS G1 and G2 may require discrete graphics
processing unit (GPU) to boot. However, mWS G3 can boot with integrated graphics.
Intermittent power-on, shutdown, reboot
Use this information to troubleshoot power-on, shutdown, and reboot issues.
Table 7-10 Issues, possible causes, and xes
Items Procedures
Symptoms
Does not always turn on
Intermittently hangs
Intermittently shuts down
Spontaneously reboots
Possible causes
Electrical short, uctuating power source, unstable power rails, loose connections, bent pins,
stray wires, dust, obvious damage, nearly faulty parts (bulging or leaking capacitor).
Potentially turn into a no-power issue (No power on page 85).
Troubleshooting steps
1. Visually check power ports on both AC adapter and computer sides.
2. Inspect power sources:
a. Verify that the AC adapter is working correctly. Use a conrmed working adapter to
test.
b. Verify that battery is not depleted while system is in the Sleep state. Test with a
conrmed working battery.
The following steps are for authorized providers or technicians.
1. Follow actions in No power on page 85.
a. Be sure that AC adapter has correct DC voltage.
b.
Verify battery: test with a conrmed working battery.
c. Verify that power button is not stuck.
d. Verify that power connector is not loose.
e. Remedy loose connections and reseat major components (processor, memory, GPU,
hard drive, solid-state drive, and others).
2. Perform visual check for loose connections, bent pins, stray wires, dust, nearly faulty parts
(bulging or leaking capacitor).
3. Test essential hardware conguration (11. Test with minimum conguration on page 80)
a. If system boots, reinstall nonessential hardware one component at a time to isolate
issue.
b. If system does not boot, replace essential hardware with veried working parts, one
component at a time. If system still does not boot, replace system board.
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