Documentation, Support, and Training
Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array Overview
Obtaining the Chassis Serial Number
Choosing a Method for Diagnosing Faults
Diagnosing Faults With Sun StorageTek Common Array Manager Software
Diagnosing Faults With LEDs and Indicators
Preparing to Service the System
Performing an Antistatic Discharge
Customer-Replaceable and Field-Replaceable Components
Verify Flash Module Replacement
Verify Power Supply Replacement
Replacing an Energy Storage Module
Remove an Energy Storage Module
Install an Energy Storage Module
Verify Energy Storage Module Replacement
Replacing the Motherboard Assembly
Remove the Motherboard Assembly
Install the Motherboard Assembly
Verify Motherboard Replacement
Replacing a Power Distribution Board
Remove a Power Distribution Board
Install a Power Distribution Board
Verify Power Distribution Board Replacement
Replacing the Connector Board Assembly
Remove the Connector Board Assembly
Install a Connector Board Assembly
Verify Connector Board Replacement
Replacing the Energy Storage Backplane
Remove the Energy Storage Backplane
Install the Energy Storage Backplane
Verify Energy Storage Backplane Replacement
Returning the System to Service
Install the Chassis to Maintenance Position
Return the System to the Fully Installed Position
Caution - If you are hot swapping this component, do not keep the fan tray access cover open for more than 60 seconds at a time on a running system to avoid overheating the system. Remove and replace only one fan module at a time. |
Note - This component is hot-swappable and customer replaceable.
If you plan to completely power off the system by removing the AC power cords, be sure to note which fan module the Common Array Manager software has identified has faulted so you can identify it when you go to replace it. Once AC power has been removed from the system, the LED on the faulty fan module will not be illuminated.
Refer to Access Internal Components.
When the amber LED on the fan module is illuminated, the fan module is faulty and should be replaced.
Note - Be careful not to disconnect adjacent fans when removing the faulty fan.
Figure 23 Removing a Fan Module