need help with s17 pro error message

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#1Apr 13, 2018, 01:57 PM
I just got my hands on an s17 pro and I'm running into some issues. The rig only stays on for about 5 to 15 minutes before it shuts down. I've included the error messages I've been getting below. Any advice would be appreciated, thanks from your friendly boomer dad. [2021/08/05 00:19:57] INFO: Power ON [2021/08/05 00:19:59] INFO: Starting FPGA queue [2021/08/05 00:19:59] INFO: Initializing hash boards [2021/08/05 00:19:59] INFO: chain[2] Initializing [2021/08/05 00:19:59] INFO: chain[1] Initializing [2021/08/05 00:19:59] INFO: chain[0] Initializing [2021/08/05 00:20:14] INFO: chain[2] 48 chips detected [2021/08/05 00:20:16] INFO: chain[0] 48 chips detected [2021/08/05 00:20:17] INFO: chain[1] 48 chips detected [2021/08/05 00:20:25] INFO: Start-up temperature is 26 C (min -15 C) [2021/08/05 00:20:25] INFO: Switching to manual fan control (100 %) [2021/08/05 00:20:25] INFO: Changing voltage from 21000 to 16400 mV gradually [2021/08/05 00:21:26] ERROR: driver-btm-chain.c:687 chain[1] Voltage is different, cur=16905 mV tgt=16400 mV [2021/08/05 00:21:41] ERROR: driver-btm-chain.c:687 chain[1] Voltage is different, cur=16917 mV tgt=16400 mV [2021/08/05 00:21:55] ERROR: driver-btm-chain.c:687 chain[1] Voltage is different, cur=16924 mV tgt=16400 mV [2021/08/05 00:21:56] ERROR: driver-btm-base.c:289 Failed to verify PSU output voltage [2021/08/05 00:21:56] ERROR: driver-btm-base.c:853 Failed to verify final voltage [2021/08/05 00:21:56] ERROR: driver-btm-base.c:1788 Failed to set open-core voltage [2021/08/05 00:21:56] ERROR: driver-btm-base.c:2196 Failed to set operating frequencies [2021/08/05 00
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n1ck420Member
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#2Apr 13, 2018, 04:13 PM
I would say you need a new psu.
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#3Apr 13, 2018, 10:14 PM
new psu is almost certainly need. do you have proper power 210 to 240 volts? if you do. try opening gear and using only 1 of the three hash boards. if that works try using two hash boards. more likely  the psu is dead. if the power is 210 to 240 volts. once in a while you can run a board or two boards if the psu is weak. finding a new psu will be very very very hard. good luck on that.
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