Heya Federico,   "I got the same issue with PSU1 in Slot 2" -> so, it seems that the issue is not related to the PSU itself, but to the connector on the mainboard. It could be that the power distribution fails. If it is this, a replacement of the mainboard should be considered, as the power distribution unit is directly soldered to the motherboard. There is no separate part for this. If you need a part number, please let me know the systems ServiceTag, simply send it to me via a private message, as there are several to choose from.   You're always welcome!   BRStefan
Hi all, Yesterday I received warning mail from iDRAC of PowerEdge 610 server about the system board. This is the message: Event: The system board System Level current is greater than the upper critical threshold.Date/Time: Mon Jan 11 2021 06:30:20Severity: CriticalModel: PowerEdge R610Service Tag: xxxxxBIOS version: 6.6.0Hostname: OS Name: iDrac version: 2.90 This PowerEdge server is located inside a server room with other PowerEdge Server. Other PowerEdge machine did not send me any alert mail. I know that this Dell PowerEdge R610 has got the lastest BIOS and iDRAC firmware version. How can I solve it?
The system board System Level current is greater than the upper critical 
threshold.