OMSA 5.1 Falsly Reporting Disk Predictive Failure

Running OMSA 5.1 on PowerEdge 2850 Server with RHEL 3.  Started getting SCSI Sense Errors, then Disk Predictive Failure Disk #0:6 on External SAS RAID-10 in MD1000, which is Connected via PERC 5/E Controller.  Changed Out Hard Drive & Rebuilt RAID-10 OK & is Now OPTIMAL with No More SCSI Sense Errors.

However, Once a DAY, Still Getting Warning about the Same Disk having Predictive Failure Reported.

In OMSA WebGUI, ALL Disks Show NO PREDICTIVE FAILURE, but Something Seems to be Stuck in this Once a Day Reporting Process.

Did try Restarting dataeng Service, but it didn't Fix the Problem.  Is there Any Other Service that I Could ReStart?  Perhaps Whatever it is that Seems to Run this Check Once per Day & Generates this False System Log/SNMP Message.  The time of day seems to be around the time of the ORIGINAL Disk having Predictive Failure, but keeps getting later & later by a few minutes each day this has gone on for about 2-3 weeks now.

Or is there a Command to Clear Out the Disk Fault Queue or Something?  I see now that I probably didn't follow correct procedure in replacing the drive.  I've always just Yanked FAILED drives Out & Put New Drives in to Start Rebuilding.  However, this Original Drive was only PREDICTIVELY FAILED, but was having SCSI Sense Errors, so I Wanted it Gone Sooner than Later.  Whenever I Yanked it, the ALARM Sounded, but Nothing Turned RED, as it Typically does (ie. Server & MD1000 Stayed BLUE) & the Alarm Noise didn't Stop until the RAID-10 was Optimal Again.  The System is Mounted High in the Rack, so I Couldn't Tell if it was the MD1000 Making the Noise or my Server.  Everything was Fine Again After Rebuild Finished though (except this Annoying Error Report that won't go away).

We RARELY Reboot this System & would Like to Avoid doing so (if Possible).