Dell PowerEdge 1650

Bezel

The front bezel of the PowerEdge 1650 is very similar bezel of the PowerEdge 2550. Below are the steps to remove the front bezel.

Removing the Bezel

Step 1: Unlock the front bezel by rotating the key in the key lock until the key lock is vertical.

This is a picture of the PowerEdge 1650 front bezel, with the keylock highlighted

Step 2: On the left side of the bezel, press the front bezel release latch to release the front bezel.

Step 3: Remove the front bezel.

This is a picture of the PowerEdge 1650 system's bezel being pulled forward

Active ID

The PowerEdge 1650 bezel features an Active ID LED display. The Dell badge will be illuminated in one of two colors depending on the status of the system (see the graphics below).

This image illustrates the 1650 chassis ActiveID lighted blue The Dell™ logo lights blue when the system is operating correctly.

The caution icon lights amber when the system needs attention. The amber caution light indicates a power problem, a fan/temperature problem, a hard-disk drive problem, or that the PCI expansion cards need attention. Remove the bezel to determine the source of the problem.