Power supply LEDs
Figure 1. Power supply LEDs and connectors


| 1 Input (AC) power LED (green) | 3 Power supply error LED (yellow) |
| 2 Output (DC) power LED (green) | 4 Power cord connector |
The following table describes the problems that are indicated by various combinations of the power supply LEDs on an AC power supply and suggested actions to correct the detected problems.
| AC power supply LEDs | Description | Action | Notes | ||
| AC | DC | Error (!) | |||
| On | On/ Blinking | Off | Normal operation. | When the DC LED is blinking at the 4Hz rate, the power supply is at zero-output mode, i.e. no DC power output from this power supply. | |
| Off | Off | Off | No AC power to the solution or a problem with the AC power source. |
| This is a normal condition when no AC power is present. |
| Off | Off | On | The power supply has failed. | Replace the power supply. | |
| Off | On/ Blinking | Off | The power supply has failed. | Replace the power supply. | |
| Off | On/ Blinking | On | The power supply has failed. | Replace the power supply. | |
| On | Off | Off | Power-supply not fully seated, faulty system board, or the power supply has failed. |
| Typically indicates a power supply is not fully seated. |
| On | Off | On | The power supply has failed. | Replace the power supply. | |
| On | On/ Blinking | On | The power supply has failed. | Replace the power supply. | |
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