Temperature sensor detected a failure value

Hi,

These are apparently false error messages which will be resolved by the application of the latest System BIOS, ESM Firmware, DRAC firmware and Dell OpenManage Server Administrator.

System BIOS, PowerEdge 4600, A10
FileName:  PE4600-BIOSA10.exe [628 KB]
Release Date:  11/24/2003
http://support.dell.com/filelib/format.aspx?releaseid=r68080

ESM Firmware, PowerEdge 4600, A31
FileName:  PE4600-ESMA31.exe [224 KB]
Release Date:  11/24/2003
http://support.dell.com/filelib/format.aspx?releaseid=r68065

Dell Remote Access Controller - DRAC III, Firmware, PowerEdge 1650, 4600, 6600, 6650, v.3.10, A00
FileName:  d_a1215v31_d3.exe [2 MB]
Release Date:  2-23-2004
http://support.dell.com/filelib/format.aspx?releaseid=R72648

Dell OpenManage Server Administrator and Remote Install (Agent), 2000,  2003, v.1.7, A01
FileName:  om37_win_managed_system_A01.exe [176 MB]
Release Date:  3/15/2004
http://support.dell.com/filelib/format.aspx?releaseid=R74587

Server Administrator Documentation:

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After the installation of these upgrades, clear the ESM logs in Server Administrator. If the errors return, there may be a real hardware problem.

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We are getting this issue (false fan/temp messages) in a wide spread pattern (+200 servers), after applying the "latest firmware". We could ignore the logs, I suppose, but in my enterprise, that automatically invokes a ticket to oncall.

Dell R720 / Win 2008 R2 x64

bios        2.5.2
iDRAC7    2.15.10 (Build 8)
LC 2         2.15.10.10
NIC            Family 7.8.16

I noticed that the release date list in OMSA says 01/28/2015, but the download page suggests April, with the last release being August. Is it possible that the 2.5.2 didn't increment between those three dates? Are we really on the latest?

Help?