Start with the symptom, then validate power input, network reachability, cooling, model identity, and firmware version. The error code reference below covers the most-reported codes.
Miner not found
Confirm the Ethernet link LED is on and the cable is seated. Verify the management PC is on the same subnet (for example 192.168.1.x). Check the DHCP server, then re-run IceRiver MinerTool to scan the local network. Press the IP button on the device for 1-2 seconds to display the address.
Low hashrate
Check ambient temperature first - throttling above 35 degC is the leading cause. Inspect the rejected share rate, pool latency, hashboard detection in the web interface, and power input voltage. Short-term variation under ten percent is normal.
High temperature
Improve intake airflow, remove dust from heatsinks and fans, and confirm both fans are running. Restore the fan curve to auto. Verify ambient temperature is below 35 degC and that nothing is blocking the exhaust path.
Power supply does not start
Confirm input voltage is between 170 V and 300 V AC. Reseat all PSU cables and reconnect the IEC cord. Try a known-good cable. If the indicator does not light, contact IceRiver support for warranty service.
Cannot enter web interface
Wait 1-2 minutes after power on. Confirm the miner has a valid IP via the IP button. Try a different browser or clear cookies. If the issue persists, perform a reset via the reset button and reconfigure.
Hashboard not detected
Open the device, reseat hashboard data and power cables, then power on again. Run for 12 hours to confirm the average hashrate. If the board still does not register, contact warranty service rather than swapping parts yourself.
IceRiver error code reference
These are the most-reported IceRiver error codes and the recommended first-line response.
Code
Meaning
First-line fix
110/111/120/121
Fan speed abnormality
Reseat fan cable. Replace fan with original-spec part if motor is damaged.
140
Fan overspeed
Improve ventilation. Check for fan obstruction. Replace if persistent.
233-239
Overtemperature protection
Clean dust from vents and heatsinks. Lower ambient temperature below 35 degC. Tighten copper bar screws.
300-302
Temperature sensor failure
Reseat hashboard cables. Replace defective sensor or hashboard via warranty.
350-352
Overheat protection triggered
Remove obstructions around vents. Improve airflow. Verify both fans are running.
404
Web interface 404 not found
Wait 1-2 minutes after power on. Reset the miner if the page still does not load. Re-flash firmware as last resort.
Hard reset procedure
Unplug the network cable from the miner.
Press and hold the reset button until the D3 and D4 indicator lights start flashing simultaneously.
Wait until the D3 and D4 lights stop flashing and remain steady - the device is now in a reboot-ready state. Do not power off during this phase.
After the miner reboots, plug Ethernet back in and reconfigure the pool, worker, and password.
If a firmware reflash becomes necessary, verify the exact model first and never interrupt the upgrade process once it begins.
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Why it matters
Full model label, serial label and power-supply requirements
Similar family names do not make firmware, power or cooling requirements interchangeable.
Installed firmware version and the operation you intend
An instruction for monitoring is not a firmware installation procedure.
Error code, time, temperature context and affected boards
A support request should describe the observed fault, not only a low hashrate.
Original settings and vendor recovery instructions
Repeated flashing or resets can remove useful diagnostic evidence.
Use manuals for the model-specific procedure, firmware notes for the exact image, and troubleshooting for an existing fault. Specifications shown in comparison tables are reference values, not independent wall-power measurements or a profitability forecast.
Documentation reviewed September 28, 2026. This is an independent operator guide; compatibility must be checked against the installed version. Source: project documentation.