Cisco UCS C885A M8 - Maintaining the Server; Service Considerations

CHAPTER 3
Maintaining the Server
This chapter contains the following topics:
• Maintaining the Server, on page 47
• Service Considerations, on page 47
• Removing and Replacing HGBB Tray, on page 48
• Removing and Replacing CPU Tray, on page 51
• Hot Swapping the Fan Module, on page 53
• Removing and Replacing 12V Redundant PSU, on page 55
• Removing and Replacing the 54V Redundant PSU, on page 56
• Removing and Replacing the NVMe/SAS SSD Drive, on page 57
• Removing and Replacing the DC-SCM Module, on page 59
Maintaining the Server
To keep server maintenance simple, the server contains a set of components that are field-replaceable. However,
not all components are field-replaceable.
For components that are not a field-replaceable unit (FRU), contact your Cisco account team to inquire about
replacements.
Use the following tasks for field-service:
• Removing and Replacing HGBB Tray, on page 48
• Removing and Replacing CPU Tray, on page 51
• Hot Swapping the Fan Module, on page 53
• Removing and Replacing 12V Redundant PSU, on page 55
• Removing and Replacing the 54V Redundant PSU, on page 56
• Removing and Replacing the NVMe/SAS SSD Drive, on page 57
Service Considerations
Be aware of the following when servicing the server:
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