According to Dell, this could be due to a bad 
power cord, Bad BIOS settings or a bad MB.  I 
changed the power cord and reset the BIOS and the 
blinking error went away.  I told them to let me 
know if it happens again and I can put in a 
request for a new MB. 

Can you go look at this, this doesnt look good.

****This is an email****
Hello,

This afternoon, 20141163 went down again with 
the amber 2,1 LED blink code. We left it 
unplugged for a while and plugged it back in. 
It didn't work for a couple minutes, but as of 
this email it is now functioning.

However, the front LED is flashing an amber 2,2 
blink code, so it may still be having some kind 
of cabling/power error. I will post another 
email if the unit powers off again.

Thanks,

CM

Task reassigned to Jonathan Yoshikawa.

Task reassigned to UCS Tech.

Not self resolved. 

Status changed from (1) Pending to (5) Completed

****This is an email****
The new computer in our Library Checkout 
Reserves room (20141163) is flashing orange on 
the power button. Chris Mansayon recognized 
that it lit in a pattern and Google reports the 
pattern indicates a bad motherboard. 

Ironic that it worked prior to 5 p.m., then the 
student who clocked in at 5 couldn't use it. 
:-O

Thanks, 
Janeanne