Make sure the fan is running. Look in back.

Bob J. -- Ideal Computer Services
http://www.icsgroup.net


Greg Terterian wrote:

>One of my customers have 918 that has been giving 'High temp-overheating'
>message and the system goes down (actually it just keep saying the same message
>over and over and does not let anyone to do anything).
>After bringing the system down for couple of hours, it comes back and its ok
>for couple of hours, then it starts again. The computer is located in air
>conditioned room and its 73 in the office. The system is being frequently
>dusted off, so that might not be the problem...
>Will it be the power supply problem or is there some kind of senser
>somewhere that is giving the problem?
>Any kind of hint will help a lot and will be appreciated.
>Thanks a lot
>Greg
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