Removing a hard drive of matrix Raid 5

Hello

I have a Dell Server 2008 R1 server. The server came installed with 3 hard disks from 146 GB hot-swapable. I added two additional 146 GB drives. I used Dell OpenManage Server Administrator to add additional hard drives to the table. Now, one of the hard drives is a yellow slow flashing and creating a fatal error. If I remove the drive the problem goes away, but the server still shows the disc under the table and storage being 544,5 GB (which is OK with a RAID 5).  I don't have a spare drive if I want to remove the drive of the table until I can get another hard drive. Does anyone know how to remove the disc of the table?

Any help would be appreciated.

Dan

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