New MBP: unrepeatable hardware test error + warped trackpad button

Hi all. After much soul searching I bought a MBP Friday ($$$), started it, created an account, etc. Then found out about the hardware test, so restarted from the install disk 1, held 'D', and ran the basic test. Unhappily, I got this error:
4SNS/1/40000000:TGOD-85.500
Crap.
Of course re-running it multiple times, running the extended test multiple times, and with looping has not recreated it. That said, I am not happy with the error having shown even once, and I'm planning on returning it tomorrow. Research here shows a few others have seen it.
Adding insult to injury, the trackpad button is warped somewhat into a "U" shape on the left and right. Pressing it down has some slop: it moves down a bit before encountering resistance. Research shows this is not uncommon.
These two factors make me extremely uncomfortable with this unit. Any similar experiences with out-of-the-box machines? Ugh.
matt

The failure message comes from a thermal/temperature sensor ... and the trackpad button warping sounds like poor construction ...
Take it back and demand a new one

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TOTAL, minus reserved VM space      1.6G
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G5 Full Speed Fans/ The Apple Hardware Tests Error Code

Since yesterday My DP1.8 G5's fans are max speed like jet engine. I tried PMU resets , Disk warrior. But nothing helps. The Apple Hardware Test gave me error code of "post/192/0" . Do you guys know what does this error code mean?
Thank you.

Hi-
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I think thast the error is related to the "Power On Self Test", or POST. When you start the machine, are there any beeps, or power button LED flashes? If there is a POST error at startup, the power LED would flash in cadence with the beeps..
1 beep = no RAM installed
2 beeps = incompatible RAM types
3 beeps = no good banks
4 beeps = no good boot images in the boot ROM (and/or bad sys config block)
5 beeps = processor is not usable
Do you have any new RAM installed?

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