undetected 512-rear chassis fan

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• Rear chassis fan Z400 always runs at high SPEED

  I have several Z400 workstations. One of them is much noisier than the rest: the rear system (case fan) fan is almost always running at high RPM. On the normal Z400s, the BIOS Setup. File | Speed of about 1 600 rpm of fan reports of temperatures of the system chassis. On the noisy Z400, the chassis fan speed is reported as 3752 RPM. The two Z400s run the latest version of the BIOS public, 3.57. Both have a BIOS Setup | Power | Thermal | Fan Idle Mode set to 1. Fan Idle Mode 1 to 5 on the normal Z400 cycling makes a huge difference in fan RPM. Bike 1-5 on the noisy system has hardly made a difference.

  How can I calm the chassis fan in the noisy Z400? I carefully cleaned to vacuum inside the Z400, including the withdrawal of the air cover that protects the DIMMs. If it's important, the Z400s running Windows 7 Pro with all the latest patches.

  I noticed that the BIOS Setup. File | Temperatures of the system reported a temperature of 23 C on the 0C on the noisy Z400 Z400 normal. Are there opportunities that "0C Température" means that the room temperature sensor is broken, and without knowing what the temperature, the BIOS runs the fan at full speed no matter what? If so, how would I debug/fix this?

  Thank you.

  Scott, you are quite right.

  I replaced the on/off switch and LED cable assembly, including the thermal sensor, on the noisy Z400 with a plug to a normal Z400. The noisy Z400 is now normal, with a rear chassis at about 1700 RPM fan. The BIOS reports the temperature of ambient air properly to 23 C.  'How to' instructions from HP for the replacement of the cable were good enough. Now all I have to do is to order another set of good cable.

  Scott, thank you very much, for the rapid diagnosis and useful links. This issue is RESOLVED. Thanks again.

• Prodesk 400 G2 microtour: Prodesk 400 G2 microtour - after updating to the latest bios has received 512 - rear fan error

  Hello

  The same situation on three computers WITHOUT fan back.

  After bios update latest version (02.46 Rev.A) I am reciving on each 512-rear chassis error not detected start fan.

  So the problem is definitely with the bios, that someone has the same problem?

  OK, it seems that HP solutions. The problem was with the wrong bios file (version 2.46). First HP remove version 2.46 site Web and today I saw the new version of 2.47. In this case, HP automatically closed my ticket guarantee. Everything is ok with the new file.

• Update Bios Z400 - now "fan chassis before error 513 not found' I don't have a front Chassis Fan!

  This machine of LOVE and just build one for the gills - power of 600 watts (oem) recently added as well

  Has made updating the BIOS and now it is stuck at the start with 'chassis before 513 error not detected fan' - I can F1 passed and everything is good, but of course I need a fix for this.

  This device does not have a front chassis fan.

  I'm a NEWBIE here and would certainly appreciate some entries.

  Thank you

  David

  Not a windows experience rating bad, huh?

  Such as already reported here, over, do a search for "Ghetto Mod.  There are two main positions for this of me, one for the xw6400 and another for the xw4600.  Your case best fits the xw4600 case, but there is more information about Noctua in the xw6400 post.

  Read both... the answers are all there.

• "the chassis fan does not.

  Dear all,

  Please help me, my PC was displaying:

  "chassis fan works not,... stop"when I turn on. "

  What should I do in this case?

  Fix the fan? Replace it? Unplug the unit?
  You can go into the BIOS and disable the warning, but you run the risk of frying your system in this way.

  If you are not comfortable working on your hardware, you should ask someone with some experience. If anyone do you know is competent enough to do it, they, perhaps, they know a local and trusted computer store that can. I would advise against using one of the "Big Box" stores because they have most likely either one) will charge you more that the system is interesting for the setting, or b) will tell you we can't be solved and try to sell you a new PC.

  SC Tom
  -There is no such thing as TMI if you request technical support.

• 512-chassis fan not detected

  Hi all

  I h8-1114 office and I put the card mother and hardrive in case Antec 900. I got message from BIOS 'fan of 512-chassis not detected. " From this point, I have to use F1 to start.  I know that this rear fan is no longer connected to the moetherboard. Really, I is not necessary that fan because Antec 900 has a much better fan system. Antec fans are huge and not connected to the motherboard.

  I tried to disable this BIOS message in the BIOS settings, but it seems that there is no option. What should I do to disable this message and start without the use of F1? Thanks a lot if anyone knows.

  ramburak,

  Connect the rear fan on the motherboard or use the left side mount for the original fan option. If you use the rear fan, don't forget to put the fan at maximum speed.

• Processor and fun of rear cooling fan runs at full speed on Pavilion HPE h8-1120it

  Hello, since yesterday when I turned on my HPE h8-1120it HP Pavilion the CPU fan and rear fun cooling are always rotating at high speed, and they never stop. I have nothing no hardware changes, no change in software. Two days I will I work all day without problem, I turn off as usual the PC, I'm going to bed and then yesterday morning I turned on and now I have this problem. The PC is brand new (I bougth it about 1 month ago). There is no problem of temperature (now I 19 ° C on my computer room).

  Read another similar post I figured might be a bios problem. The version of the bios is 7.11, I tried to see if there is an update of canno't ' t there, but I find an update of the bios for Pavilion HPE h8-1120it.

  I burned a CD with the hardware HP Vision Diagnostic and I run the pleasure of tests and they all passes. During these tests, the pleasure seem to achieve the right speed in the progress of the test.

  I noticed this strange thing: when I bought the PC I immediately activated in the bios the use of VT to use hardeware virtualization with VMWare player. Yesterday, I found this setting changed and disabled and it's very strange because I did not change the values in the bios.

  What can I do? The noise of the fans at full speed is impressive, that I can't work on these conditions!

  Thank you

  Davide Angeli

  Hello

  There are not many fans rated at 4 000 rpm. With this type of fan RPM coupled with your observation that VT missing then your PC seems to have a problem.

  Maybe it's time to contact the HP Support.

  HP support number is 800-474-6836 or 800-HPINVENT or online here.

• UCS chassis Fans

  All my fans in my UCS chassis are reported as unusable?

  Fans shout in the data center. Very strong. Room temperature is fine.

  A lot of mistakes like that?

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  ACK = 'yes '.

  cause = "equipment unusable.

  changeSet =""

  Code = "F0373".

  created = "" 2014-03 - 06 T 21: 46:44 ""

  Descr = "' 1 Fan in the ventilation Module 1-1 under the terms of the operability of chassis 1: unusable" "

  DN="sys/chassis-1/fan-module-1-1/fan-1/fault-F0373".

  highestSeverity = "major."

  ID = "520430".

  lastTransition = "" 2014-03 - 06 T 21: 46:44 ""

  LC =""

  happen = '1 '.

  origSeverity = "major."

  prevSeverity = "major."

  rule = "equipment-fan-unusable.

  severity = "major."

  status = 'created '.

  Tags = "network, server.

  Type = "equipment" >

  Steven,

  See this:

  There is especially an communication error (not a hardware failure, at least at first glance) with IOM attached to FI - B. Look at the difference between the two from the IOM, IOM to FI - A is affected but not that much (I did a little more understandable):

  DC-UCS-FI -has# connect IOM 1

  FEX-1 # see the platform flexible cmc showi2c

  chassis of segment 1

  norxack 5514< means="" a="" problem="" if="" you="" have="" this="">

  unfinished 1

  lostarbitration 1

  correction 2

  Blade segment 2

  fan of segment 3

  segment 4 psu

  pca9541postio2 12

  Gilroy.Error.pca9541_control_state 77

  Gilroy.Error.do_reserve_pca9541_control 77

  bus_lost_counter: 991

  error_pca9541_per_device:

  c.Mme 77< this="" is="" a="" problem="" with="" the="" chassis="" management="" selector="" which="" is="" located="" on="" both="" ioms="" for="">

  c.GPIO0 1

  # I2C device statistics

  c.SEEPROM = {Success = 262839}

  f.FM0.fru = {SUCCESS = 1} < all="" fans="" are=""> speaks with the IOM that is supposed to manage their behavior

  f.FM1.fru = {SUCCESS = 1}

  f.FM2.fru = {SUCCESS = 1}

  f.FM3.fru = {SUCCESS = 1}

  f.FM4.fru = {SUCCESS = 1}

  f.FM5.fru = {SUCCESS = 1}

  f.FM6.fru = {SUCCESS = 1}

  f.FM7.fru = {SUCCESS = 1}

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  DC-UCS-FI -B# connect IOM 1

  FEX-1 # see the platform flexible cmc showi2c

  chassis of segment 1

  2795 norxack

  wait_gt_deadline 207743

  Blade segment 2

  fan of segment 3

  norxack 108550< is="" evident="" the="" problem="" when="" talking="" to="" the="" other="">

  timeout 27815

  14 unfinished

  Fixup 55614

  pca9541clrerrprs 7

  pca9541seterr 2

  pca9541postio3 2

  wait_gt_deadline 9319746

  hub_sw_mbb 27785

  hub_sw_mbb_to 27785

  segment 4 psu

  pca9541postio2 12

  wait_gt_deadline 6664338

  Gilroy.Error.pca9541_control_state 99

  Gilroy.Error.do_reserve_pca9541_control 99

  bus_lost_counter: 535

  error_pca9541_per_device:

  c.Mme 99< c.ms="">

  f.FM0.fc 3< and="" the="" fans="" showing="" up="">

  f.FM1.ms 1

  f.FM2.ms 1

  f.FM3.fc 2

  f.FM3.ms 1

  f.FM4.ms 1

  f.FM5.ms 1

  f.FM6.ms 1

  f.FM7.ms 1

  # I2C device statistics

  c.SEEPROM = {Success = 263768}

  f.FM0. FC = {Success = 4410402, EIO = 2,EBUSY= 3477}< this="" means="" an="" efforts="" to="" communicate="" but="" finds="" the="" channel="">

  f.FM1. FC = {Success = 4407270, = 2,EBUSY= 3478 ENXIO}

  f.FM2. FC = {Success = 4406286,EBUSY= 3478}

  f.FM3. FC = {Success = 4406492, = 2,EBUSY= 3476 ENXIO}

  f.FM4. FC = {Success = 4406621,EBUSY= 3476}

  f.FM5. FC = {Success = 4407430, EIO = 1, = 1,EBUSY= 3476 ENXIO}

  f.FM6. FC = {Success = 4407772,EBUSY= 3476}

  f.FM7. FC = {Success = 4407739, = 1,EBUSY= 3480 ENXIO}

  I would recommend to reinsert the IOM attached to the FI - B during an interview (unscrew for about 5 minutes, drain all the power), even as fans (take the fans for about 3 minutes, same reason as the IOM) and make sure that above, depending on the firmware you rotate or you run the following versions: 2.0.5b or later 2.1.1f or later version or any version 2.2.   IF you are already running one of these versions, then all just do the reinstall.

  I hope this helps.

  Note THE answers useful.

  -Kenny

• HP ProDesk 400 MT of G1: Rear size fan

  Anyone happen to know the size of fan to HP G1 ProDesk 400 MT PC?  It is 120 mm?

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• Error 512 - fan chassis rear not detected

  Hello

  Just unpacked my birthday gift today... a brand new and shiny, HP Pavilion HPE-595uk (yay!).  My husband purchased directly from HP, about 3 weeks ago.  It has been used until today.  (Happy birthday, me!)

  However, on first switching on, I received a message from bios:-"512 - undetected, rear chassis fan error press F1 to continue"

  I pressed F1 and start continued, Windows 7 is installed, everything seems ok... I'm talking about (entered) to you on the PC right now.  However... If I have to powercycle the PC, I get the error (error 512 - rear, chassis fan not detected, press F1) every time.

  That means there is a problem with this PC? The rear chassis fan should be detected?  If a cable is loose?  All new PC remember... just out the box 2 hours.

  Thanks for the inforfmation.  I just started my new computer that has the message 'Error 512 - rear chassis fan not detected'.  Rear fan connector had a bent pin and the connector has been sitting on it.  Pushing the stem with long nose pliers and a small screwdriver it fixed and enabled the connector to connect all the way and everything is fine.  Be sure to remove the power cord from the back before you do.  I did not, and the button was hit during the removal of the side panel.  Since I was a SDS I heard the computer turn on - I was lucky is not to run out of something!

• Question about internal fans

  I have a HP Pavilion h9 1100 z made in 2012. Look, I get this message at startup: "512 - rear chassis fan not detected '. Its so tight in there it's hard to see, but fans only found for sure is the great raadiator cooled by liquid and its fan and one on feeding. I have the fan speed application v4.49 and I remember in the past, it only showed 3 fans fans showing three different speeds. There are two places where other fans were absent on the screen. Its the same today. So I think that this error message is faulty. What is the vision expertise on this plaese? Thank you.

  AirAmerica, welcome to the forum.

  If you can get into the connector on the fan, you should check to make sure that it is properly connected.  If this isn't the case, you will get this error message.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Fan failure

  I hear a squeaking noise coming from the CPU Tower and I'm receving a "512 - undetected rear chassis fan" error on initialize toward the top.  I guess this means that one (or more?) fans, or are in the process of, in default.  I have a service center that will install new.  I just need to make sure that I have order the most suitable?  Thank you!

  Take a look at the fan to find the manufacturer and part number.

  A Google or Bing search the specifications. Just buy one that has the same size of fan and moving the same or better air in CF/M.

  The simple solution if you plan to do yourself is to take your desktop with you PC a true PC shop and ask the technician. They are generally quite useful in this regard. In fact, it does not much time at all to share the CPU fan when you know what you're doing.

  You can find instructions on how to apply the material to thermal interface on sites like Arcticsilver.com. Don't forget and remove all the old pad thermal interface with a suitable solvent.

• Update card XW6200

  I have a XW6200 renovated with a NVIDIA Quadro NVS 285 128 MB DDR PCI Express video card.

  It is, I have no idea what it means, and what other graphics card my computer can take.

  I have 6 GB of RAM and processors 2x3.2ghz. What good graphics card could use that is appropriate for the game? I don't really want to spend over £40-50

  Can someone help me?

  Also, I have a few slots below my graphics card, and I don't know what they are for, they are not for the RAM, can I have more than one graphics card or something?

  (I bet I sounds like a good shower!)

  This card would do the trick. You might do some research to make sure that it would treat the games you want to throw at it. This could be done by comparing the minimum and the configuration of the game that your system might have with this recommended installed card. Your system is now integrated video which means that it is integrated with the motherboard. You should be able to simply start to use the new installation card and connect the monitor to it and that there should be no interference from the integrated card. There is a small chance that the integrated card should be disabled in BIOS, but generally is not necessary in my experience.

  Yes, you need not the VGA port if you have something of better quality. Any port is better VGA at the bottom of the quality range.

  I missed the caption in my first post, but I have included the legend at the bottom of this message.

  The black hole that is not in line with the rest is the graphics card slot. It is number 11 on the schema. The housing labeled as 12 below are just the old standard of PCI slots that are in the process, if it isn't already, progressively. Slot 13 in the diagram is a PCI express x 8 slot. It is also used for expansion cards, but not for graphics cards. I personally had a need for the x 8 slot in daily use.

  If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask and I'll do my best to get a response.

  1 - memory sticks
  2 - multibay
  3 - keyboard / mouse
  4 - solenoid Hood Lock
  5 parallel
  6 - series
  7 USB
  8 - USB network
  9 - audio
  10 rear chassis Fans
  11 PCI-Express x 16 (graphic)
  12 PCI
  13-PCI-Express x 8 first
  14 auxiliary Audio
  15. Audio CD
  16 - front Audio
  17 - trusted Platform Module
  18 - serial ATA
  19 - front USB
  20 - front Chassis Fan
  21 - façade
  22 - hard drive activity light
  23 - primary IDE
  24 secondary IDE
  25 - floppy drive
  26 - clear CMOS button
  27 - drums
  28 - CPU Fan 2
  29 - 2 processor
  30 - processor 1 Fan
  31 - 1 processor
  32 ATX 12V Power
  33 - power
  34 - auxiliary power groups

• Z210 - temperature max of CPU &amp; cooling concerns

  My Z210 has 16 GB of RAM, a V5900, 2x15K + controller SAS drives video card, a 10K SATA-3 Player and a small SSD.

  RealTemp reports on a typical day, four cores run from 28 ° C to 58 ° C, depending on the load.

  Specs on this CPU show a max of 69.1 ° C temp.

  I would like to widen the gap between the highest temperature and max, if there is a way. Might be a little overkill. I don't see any additional fan for the CMT (small Tower) case option. Is that what I could do to cool the computer a bit more?

  DRM for your help!

  Phil and Skylarking,

  I did some research, convoluted and here's what I discovered.  I think that you have found, Phil, is for a rear chassis fan.  Here's the info on the card holders guide/fan front frame for your workstation and other listed workstations.  I saw that a model of HP associated kits front fan over time... a kit at a very reasonable price which includes holder/maps of fan guides plastic black of the workstation several different and a single fan that fits inside included plastic parts.  I guess you're supposed to throw the others.  It is important to purchase the HP kit before they have passed, because the individual parts become hard to find and expensive, later.

  The image of the kit for your workstation shows 3 different guides/owner and a fan.  The black plastic holder/guide you would use is upstairs in the Center.  Note that the one in upper right is only a fan... support no guide slots are present on this one.  Don't know what work, but most likely is for the Z600/Z800:

  

  Here is a photo of a chassis fan of this workstation and with that color, that I'd be willing to bet that there is a fan with two bars of orientation that HP has used on other workstations for their fans to chassis.   They had that same color brown-orange apertures, for 4 pins, the usual order of wiring PWM, but only the thin lips of direction along each outer edge of the card.  This is in contrast with that HP has used as fan plug ends for memory and chipset, fans, which have 3 bars of orientation.  If you look at the motherboard fan headers, it is easy to see the difference between the two types.  Header of motherboard PWM type (usually white) Cap common 3 grooves will a plastic tab sticking up which only runs the width of 3 of the 4 pins.  2 HP fan PWM header Ridge chassis plug (usually brown-orange) motherboard will have a tab that runs the entire width of all 4 pins.  On my xw6600s memory 92x92x25mm fan and the rear frame paired two cooling fans are the same exact PMW fans except for their part numbers and use of the two different types/colors of the fan plug ends.  The chipset fan plug is also the type of the white Ridge 3.

  Newer workstations such as the Z620 are moving away from these conventions, to a certain extent.

  The chassis before cooling fan on the xw6600 header is for type 2 Ridge connector 4-wire fan, and I've personally seen that also for the xw6400, xw8400, xw8600, Z600 and headers of fan before the Z620 of the workstation.  On the Z620 with that I helped yesterday 2 type of crest of the fan before care was white (instead of the usual color brown-orange HP uses for their taken chassis cooling fan).

  However, the fan will be in the kit and you will get the case HP PWM cooling scheme they have designed in.  I bet it will be the fan in the kit, perhaps without the plastic grid, and those who are nice and quiet:

  

  If you try to buy by itself you will pay a lot... but check the price for the complete kit from HP below.  The 'Option' HP part number for the kit is A2Z46AA:

  

  Compatibility is always a problem, and expanding this link from HP homepage, you can see the official info from HP.  Your CMT Z210 is included.  The same fan and the greatest guide support/card fan in the kit would be used for larger jobs.  After working on Z620 recently I think that his kit is different, in the way, and is not in the list of compatibility.  Its front cooling fan looked like a 120mm.  Here is the list of your kit:

  

  I also found the PDF which shows how to do the installation, and you can find with a goggle «Z210 front fan and fan Support Facility» research  It's attached below.

  I posted here recently on how to "Ghetto Mod" to add to a price in a front 92mm fan to enjoy the front fan on motherboards xw6400/xw6600 header, and leave the PDF file, it seems that method would work here too.  However, $ 15.00 for the complete kit of HP I would go the Mod 'official' way instead.

  Scott

• System fan failed error after the Swap case

  Hi, I read a number of similar positions on this issue but has not managed to solve my particular problem and was hoping someone can provide additional guidance

  I recently moved my HP Pavilion Slimline S5280t with a Cooler Master case, everything is OK except that I now get a 'system fan failure, press F2 to continue "message every time I start the PC.

  I know for sure, it is caused by the rear 120mm fan that connects to pin 3 connector on the motherboard chassis fan (I tested it with the old 92mm fan and the error message disappeared).  So based on what I read on the forum, the simplest solution is to disable / adjust the configuration in the BIOS to monitor fan, unfortunately, this option is locked to my motherboard (IPIEL-LA3) model.  If at this point, I have 2 questions regarding what I can do next:

  1. I guess the fan sensor detects for the fan RPM so since this is a 120 mm fan, the speed of ROTATION is less than a 92 mm.  It does not reach some predefined threshold and that's why the error message I received.  So I can solve the problem by exchanging the 120mm fan which runs at a higher SPEED?

  2. I read that there is a hidden menu of BIOS with some of the HP PC, accessible by pressing F11 (or some other keys that do not appear in the original start menu), I have tried F11 and which has become a diagnostic tool, does anyone know if a hidden BIOS menu exists for my particular model? (PC model: S5280t, q8300 CPU, Mobo IPIEL-A3)

  In addition, I don't think that there is an update of the BIOS for my model either... so I'm really out of options here.  Please help if anyone has any suggestions.

  Thank you!

  HW7777, welcome to the forum.

  After consultation on your problem with Erico, another Member of the forum, here's what I was told:

  "The three-pin connector for the fan has + (power), mass (-) and an analog tachometer signal." Given that you have tested the old fan on the system fan header and the error message disappeared, you have checked that the fan is indeed the question. You should try another fan to see if it did not have the rear case fan which is connected to the Sys_Fan?  If produce the same results, then you have reason on the down low, the origin of the problem.   If you want to keep the motherboard in the case of Coolermaster then you should consider making or buying an adapter to mount it in her 92 mm fan. Since the Coolermaster case is much larger, you should be able to mount the fan somewhere. There is a lot more air in the Coolermaster case compared to the business slimline the mobo was originally in. "You are right that there is no update available BIOS.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.