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Fan AirEngine 9700-m

Created: Dec 14, 2020 15:38:02Latest reply: Dec 15, 2020 01:03:24 513 4 0 0 0
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hello everyone,


is it normal that the fans of an airengine 9700-m Controller are so loud?


many greetings to all

Jens

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jason_hu
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Hello,

If a switch is running normally and no fan alarm is generated; however, fans produce a loud noise,
It is possible that the device is running high-performance services. If the fan fails, you can check the status of the indicator, and if the indicator does not alarm, you can ignore it.

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Fault Description

A switch is running normally and no fan alarm is generated; however, fans produce loud noise.

Possible Causes

  • The fan speed is high.

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Hardware Information (AirEngine 9700-M)

Indicator Description

Figure 1-94 shows the indicators on the AirEngine 9700-M front panel, and Figure 1-95 shows the fan indicator.

Figure 1-94 Indicators on the AirEngine 9700-M front panel
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Figure 1-95 Fan indicator on the AirEngine 9700-M
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Table 1-23 describes the indicators on the AirEngine 9700-M front panel.

Table 1-23 Description of indicators on the AirEngine 9700-M front panel

Number

Indicator

Color

Description

1

PWR: power supply indicator

-

Off: The system is powered off or faulty.

Green

Steady on: The power module is working properly.

2

SYS: system status indicator

-

Off: The system is not running.

Green

  • Fast blinking (4 Hz): The system is starting.

  • Slow blinking (0.5 Hz): The system is running properly.

  • Steady on: The system is powering on or restarting.

Red

Steady on:

  • The system is faulty.

  • The power module does not work properly.

NOTE:

When the device supports two power modules:

  1. If only one power module is available and is running properly, the SYS indicator blinks green.

  2. If two power modules are present in the power supply slots and one or two of them are faulty, the SYS indicator blinks red.

  • The fan module does not work properly.

NOTE:

When the red indicator is on, the reasons are one or more of the preceding ones. Locate faults in sequence.

3

USB indicator

-

Off: No USB flash drive is connected to the AC.

Green

Steady on: A USB flash drive is connected and works properly.

4

CLOUD indicator

Green

  • Off: The device is not connected or lost the connection to the Agile Controller-Campus.

  • Steady on: The connection to the Agile Controller-Campus is normal.

  • Fast blinking (4 Hz): The device is connecting to the Agile Controller-Campus.

5

ETH indicator

Green

  • Off: No link is established on the ETH port.

  • On: The ETH port is connected.

  • Blinking: The ETH port is sending or receiving data.

6

GE electrical service port indicator

Indicators correspond to ports 1 through 12 from left to right.

Green

  • Off: No link is established on the port.

  • Steady on: The port is connected.

  • Blinking: The port is sending or receiving data.

7

GE/10GE optical service port indicator

  • A down arrow indicates a lower port, while an up arrow indicates an upper port.

  • Four indicators (arrows) are located between two ports vertically, with two yellow indicators on the left, and two green indicators on the right.

Green

  • Off: No link is established on the port.

  • Steady on: The port is connected.

Yellow

Blinking: The port is sending or receiving data.

8

40GE optical service port indicator

Green

  • Off: No link is established on the port.

  • Steady on: The port is connected.

  • Blinking: The port is sending or receiving data.

9

Fan indicator

-

Off: The fan module is not installed.

Green

Blinking: The fan module is working properly.

Red

Blinking: The fan is not running at a proper speed or stops rotating.

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Hello,

If a switch is running normally and no fan alarm is generated; however, fans produce a loud noise,
It is possible that the device is running high-performance services. If the fan fails, you can check the status of the indicator, and if the indicator does not alarm, you can ignore it.

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Hope to help you!

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