i have a koolance case with exos on top, had a problem with it yesterday when the plug was knocked loose from my power back up. i lost the monitor and the mouse and had a digital reading inside the case that said FO, since koolance does not put anything in its manual as to what these readings mean, i have no idea what the problem was or is. tried to reset it and even tho the temp was low on the exos on top, the alarm went off and the reading inside changed to 9.0, don't know what that is either. anyway sure would love to know if anyone knows what FO ( can think of a few for that one), means or 9.0 or if there is somewhere besides koolance that might have info. i shut the system down and is still down until i know whats wrong. thanks![[H]ard|Forum](/styles/hardforum/xenforo/logo_dark.png){kind=logo}
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koolance digital codes
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i have a koolance case with exos on top, had a problem with it yesterday when the plug was knocked loose from my power back up. i lost the monitor and the mouse and had a digital reading inside the case that said FO, since koolance does not put anything in its manual as to what these readings mean, i have no idea what the problem was or is. tried to reset it and even tho the temp was low on the exos on top, the alarm went off and the reading inside changed to 9.0, don't know what that is either. anyway sure would love to know if anyone knows what FO ( can think of a few for that one), means or 9.0 or if there is somewhere besides koolance that might have info. i shut the system down and is still down until i know whats wrong. thanksShadowchild
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This should probably go in General Hardware, but to answer your question, you're looking at a POST code readout. Check here for info from your BIOS manufacturer for what the code actually means.