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Cisco 2911 Fan issue or Motherboard issue?

arell1234
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Wondering if anyone can provide a little information on a possible issue that I am having with a Cisco 2911 Router. Over the weekend we received SNMP fan alerts.

Here is what Show Environment reports. My question is about the FAN TRAY: MISSING. Has anyone seen this before? Could bne a simple fan tray replacement or could it be a mother board issue not recognizing the fan tray? We have removed and reseated the existing fan tray, the fans are spinning but doesnt look like they are recognized. Earlier the temps were higher, this is in an airconditioned room.

SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY STATUS

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Internal Power Supply  Type: AC

Internal Power Supply  12V Output Status: Normal

External Redundant Power Supply is absent or powered off

SYSTEM FAN STATUS

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Fan Tray: Missing

SYSTEM TEMPERATURE STATUS

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Intake Left(Bezel) temperature: 45 Celsius, Abnormal

Intake Left temperature: 48 Celsius, Abnormal

Exhaust Right(Bezel) temperature: 40 Celsius, Normal

Exhaust Right temperature: 38 Celsius, Normal

CPU temperature: 105 Celsius, Normal

Power Supply Unit temperature: 38 Celsius, Normal

REAL TIME CLOCK BATTERY STATUS

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Battery OK (checked at power up)

SYSTEM POWER

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Motherboard Components Power consumption = 51.9 W

Total System Power consumption is: 51.9 W

Environmental information last updated 00:00:01 ago

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adam.benson
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Arell1234,

Did you ever sort this issue out? We're experienceing the same thing right now.

This goes back a ways I think that we replaced the Fan assembly. Here is an article that desribes the process

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/routers/access/2900/hardware/installation/guide/Internal_Modules.html#wp1111199

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1 x Cisco 2911 Fan Assembly, 2911-FANASSY

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unless you have support for your routers it would probably be covered.

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