Control Board Overtemperature

What does 4110 mean?

The control board temperature has exceeded 88°C. This indicates inadequate cooling or excessively high ambient temperatures in the drive enclosure, which can lead to control board malfunction, erratic behavior, or permanent damage.

• Control board internal temperature sensor indicates overheat condition.
• Poor ventilation or blocked heatsinks on the control board.
• High ambient operating temperature affecting the control board.
• Excessive load or power dissipation on the control board components.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Check the ambient environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) around the drive enclosure to ensure they are within specification.

2. 2

   Verify proper airflow through the drive's internal cooling channels and ensure no vents are blocked.

3. 3

   Inspect the main cooling fan and any additional cooling fans for proper operation, cleanliness, and unobstructed rotation.