IMac G5 (1.8 Ghz) Shuts down after being put to sleep

My G5 shuts down immediately after being put to sleep and shortly after falling into sleep mode automatically. I have reset the SMU to no avail. I have also reset the Energy Saver preferences to the default setting.I didn't have this problem prior to installing OS 10.4.11. Any suggestions?

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On restart, are you getting any error messages?
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G5 Shuts down after I put it to Sleep

Why is my G5 suddenly shutting down all the time when I put it to sleep .... I come back to use it and I have to power it up each time ?

To log a sequence of events:
Open the Console application, located in Applications/Utilities.
Click Logs in the toolbar.
Click the triangle next to a log to see more available logs.
Select the appropriate log and click Clear.
Perform the actions that produced the problem you are troubleshooting.
Read the messages that appear in the Console window.
Hello .... I can't seem to find where to " Search " and enter " Shut Down " .... I have opened Console and and able to open the triangles on many things ... This is one of them ... is this the correct one below ?
ALSO - about 4 - 5 years approx. after the warranty expired I had a problem with the power supply and Apple Canada replaced it and the Mother Board free of charge $ 1300.00 would have been the cost there abouts ... Does this mean the same thing is happening again ??? I doubt if I have the info and the paperwork for that repair ( dumb me, I wish I did now ) .... Is there a way for me to find that info with my serial number ?
If so - do you know why it would happen again and if so , is Apple still prepared to stand behind their product once again ?
Thanks Much for you Help .... is the " below " does not show you what you asked me to find ... what are the steps I should do for you ... ?
Eric
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