Server modules and enclosures that are returned unracked may have the
inner mounting rails still attached to them, or the rails may come already
detached. If the rails have already been detached, they may come separate
from or already inserted into the outer mounting rails. If the rails come
separated, you need to insert the inner rails into the outer rails.
In any case, before you pack the server modules, you need to remove the
internal components from them.
If the S30 Node was returned racked, the PDUs for the S30 Node may also
be installed in the rack (or racks). In this case, you need to remove the PDUs
from the rack.
Important: To prevent a rack from becoming top-heavy, be sure to
unrack the server modules and enclosures in it from the top down.
This chapter contains:
•
A list of what you need for refurbishing an S30 Node
•
Instructions for the refurbishment procedure
To refurbish an S30 Node:
1.
Conditional: Unpack the enclosures (see page 62)
2.
Conditional: Insert the upgrade-kit drives into enclosures (see page
64)
3.
Conditional: Unpack the server modules (see page 68)
4.
Conditional: Connect the server interconnect cable (see page 69)
5.
Cable the enclosures (see page 69)
6.
Conditional: Connect the enclosure power cables (see page 73)
7.
Conditional: Connect the server module power cables (see page 73)
8.
Connect the PDUs to the power sources (see page 74)
9.
Check for hardware issues (see page 74)
10.
Reset the BIOS on the server modules (see page 77)
Chapter 4: Refurbishing an HCP S30 Node
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