I have been experiencing sudden shoutdown on IBM z6it. What's the solution?

Obviously no power to distributor or pump when key is turned on, check ignitin circuit and fuses related to pump and distributor

Hi, there could be a few reasons in which over heating can be major but overall make sure about Over Heating, RAM and Battery gradually. I hope your problem will be solve easily.

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1) Is the spring clip in the CMOS battery holder, weak, or has it been bent?

2) + of battery is facing UP, right? (Positive = + )
Don't know if it would even work in the other direction, but you learn something new everyday.

3) CMOS battery holder soldered tightly to the motherboard?

The motherboard mounts to a Support Plate.
The Support Plate can be part of the computer case, or a separate plate that is mounted to the computer case.

4) Is there dust in-between the Support Plate, and the motherboard?
You know, -> 'dust bunnies'.

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Doesn't sound good. Try a known good outlet. You may need a power supply or processor board either part is about 125.00 plus installation.

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This should be a power cage problem. If server didn't get enough power from the power supply it will stop suddenly when power on server . Your complaint seems to be the same . Replacing the power cage will fix the issue
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Your operating sysem is corrupted and need to reinstall the operating system. or if you have the system back up file, try to run the back up files to solve the problem.

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Test with an external monitor. If it works, it is the display's backlight or inverter board.

If you were experiencing discoloration in the screen (pinkish lower light hues) before it failed, that would indicate a CCFL backlight issue. If the screen suddenly went dim on you rather than a slow degradation the inverter would be indicated.

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Your A/C adapter either quit working or it's not plugged into a working wall outlet.

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