Part number 09WR03 · also known as 0Y8Y65
Price: $18.20 USD
Dell PE 12th-14th Gen 350W 100-240V 80+ Platinum C13 AC Power Supply | R320 R330 R340 R420
| input | AC |
|---|---|
| watts | 350 |
| efficiency | Platinum |
| component type | hot_plug |
| compatibility family | dell-350w |
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The compatible power supply for the PowerEdge T340 is part number G9TRF, which is a 350W unit. Ensure that you check for the correct connector type, as the T340 may have variations with 8-pin and 12-pin connectors. [community thread]
If your T340 is not booting and shows a failsafe mode indication, first remove any recently added hardware. Then, perform a power drain by disconnecting all cables and holding the power button for 20 seconds. After waiting for three minutes, reconnect the NIC and power, allowing two minutes for the system to initialize before turning it on. [community thread]
The unexpected shutdown may be due to outdated firmware or misconfigured settings. Ensure that all firmware, including BIOS and iDRAC, is updated to the latest version, and verify your power management settings. Running hardware diagnostics can also help identify any underlying issues. [community thread]
If your PowerEdge T340 is indicating correctable memory errors for DIMM_A4, consider replacing the DIMM if the errors persist after performing a memory drain and swapping the DIMM to another slot. The server's BIOS includes self-healing features, but ongoing errors may require hardware replacement. [community thread]