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Asset ID: 1-73-1191394.1
Update Date:2010-10-07
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Solution Type  FAB (standard) Sure

Solution  1191394.1 :   FCO A0314-1: A small number of P/N 300-2105 D204 PSUs with specific serial numbers used in Sun Fire T5220/T5240 may be susceptible to thermal events.  


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In this Document
  Symptoms
  Changes
  Cause
  Solution


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Reason: FABs available to Internal and Partners only

Applies to:

Sun SPARC Enterprise T5240 Server - Version: Not Applicable to Not Applicable - Release: NA to NA
Sun SPARC Enterprise T5220 Server - Version: Not Applicable to Not Applicable   [Release: NA to NA]
Information in this document applies to any platform.
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300-2105 - 1200 Watt DC Input Power Supply, Type D204, RoHS:Y

Symptoms

Power Supply (PSU) failure could be accompanied by thermal damage to power connector and/or PSU.

Impact

Some Power Supplies may be susceptible to thermal events leading to power connector and/or PSU damage.

Changes

Contributing Factors

A small number of D204 PSUs (P/N 300-2105) with specific serial numbers are affected by this issue. A total of 120 units are in the suspect list and are affected by this issue. A total of 2 field failures related to this issue have been reported to-date.

Cause

Root Cause

The root cause was determined to be related to a mechanical crack on the PSU mother board capacitors due to crash fit to bottom cover as a result of capacitor thickness greater than 2mm.  PSU vendor has implemented changes to include only low-profile capacitors with a height of 2.00 mm or less in future builds of the PSU.

Affected inventory within Ops has been purged and reworked per Stop-Ship/Purge P001-20733.A2.  Suspect units within Services RSLs have been purged and reworked per GSAP 5190.B.

Solution

Target Completion Date:  August 31, 2011

Workaround


No workaround available - see Resolution section below.

Resolution

Proactively replace affected PSUs in Customer List with 300-2105-02 (or higher).

An Oracle approved Customer Letter is available and can be viewed at the below URL, or via the attachment;

  http://sdpsweb.central/FIN_FCO/FCO/A0314-1/SPE/CustomerLetter.odt

Identification of Affected Parts (how to):

Affected units are specific Serial Numbers with date codes of 0840, 0851 and 0907 as identified in the Customer List, which can be found in SunFIT via the below URL;

   http://sunfit.germany/login

Hardware Remediation and Material Availability Details:

At the time this FCO was published, EMEA was not materially readiness due to ongoing purge/rework activities.  Therefore, FEs in this Region should verify parts availability prior to setting customer expectations.

No FCO seedstock was purchased for this remediation. The field is to use existing Services inventory to remediate. The field should check with local Logistics Management for any large requests.

References

ECO: WO_42948
GSAP: 5190.B
WW Stop Ship: P001-20733.A2
Radiance ID: 72403150
Other References: PITT 3045




For information about FAB documents, its release processes, implementation strategies and billing information, go to the following URL:

* http://tns.central/fab

In addition to the above you may email:

* FAB-Manager@sun.com

Contacts

@ Contributor: Nitin.Malhotra@Oracle.COM
@ Responsible Engineer: David.Swift@Sun.COM
@ Responsible Manager: David.Blair@Sun.COM
Business Unit Group: Systems Group-SVS

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