now you have to read out their names, silkscreened on the board, to know what light is what.
2. Attach a known good power cord from a known good AC source to the Mac Pro.
Note: When connecting the Mac Pro to AC power, verify that the LEDs for OVTMP CPUA and OVTMP CPUB briefly flash red (less than 0.5 sec). The LEDs are located under hard drive bay 1 on the backplane board. If they do not illuminate briefly, there is an issue with either the power supply or the backplane board. Generally speaking, power supplies, because of their nature, can be affected by issues more than other modules. If you suspect a power supply has failed,verify it in another Mac Pro (Early 2009), if available, before replacing any modules.
Note: The OVTMP CPUA and OVTMP CPUB LEDs on a properly functioning Mac Pro will also momentarily flash red immediately after the Mac Pro is disconnected from AC power.
3. Press the DIAG button, and verify 5V STBY LED (amber) illuminates.
Expected behavior:
5V STBY LED illuminates, confirming power to the backplane board. If the LED does not illumuniate, suspect power supply or backplane board failure.
4. Disconnect AC power cord. Reinstall processor cage with fans and processor board. Do not reinstall processor(s), heatsinks, or memory.
Notes:
- Verify no bent pins on processor connector or mating connector of processor board and backplane board.
- Verify no grime or foreign debris is causing contact issues on processor connectors, and connectors on processor board and backplane board.
5. Connect AC power cord. Press the DIAG button to verify the 5V STBY LED illuminates. This is