Replacing a server board, Replacing, Server – Lenovo Secure Managed Client User Manual

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15.

Close

the

load

plate.

16.

Close

the

socket

lever.

Push

downward

on

the

socket

lever

while

pushing

it

toward

the

center

of

the

processor

socket

to

engage

it

under

the

hook

17.

Reinstall

the

processor

air

duct.

For

instructions,

see

“Installing

the

Processor

Air

Duct”

on

page

45.

18.

Reinstall

the

enclosure

cover.

For

instructions,

see

“Installing

the

Enclosure

Cover”

on

page

28.

19.

Reconnect

all

peripheral

devices

and

the

AC

power

cord(s)

to

the

storage

array.

20.

Turn

on

the

storage

array.

Replacing

a

server

board

To

replace

a

server

board,

complete

the

following

steps:

Attention:

Back

up

the

data

on

the

storage

array

before

performing

any

maintenance

procedures.

Note:

Before

installing

a

new

server

board,

ensure

that

the

server

board

has

the

correct

versions

of

the

BIOS,

FRU/SDR.

and

mBMC

installed.

Refer

to

the

Intel

support

site

at

http://

www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/

ssr212mc2

for

the

appropriate

firmware

version

to

use.

1.

Observe

all

safety

and

ESD

precautions

in

the

Safety

and

Warranty

Guide.

2.

Turn

off

all

peripheral

devices

connected

to

the

storage

array.

3.

Turn

off

the

storage

array.

4.

Disconnect

the

AC

power

cord(s).

5.

Remove

the

enclosure

cover.

For

instructions,

see

“Removing

the

Enclosure

Cover”

on

page

26.

6.

Remove

the

processor

air

duct.

For

instructions,

see

“Removing

the

Processor

Air

Duct”

on

page

44.

7.

Remove

the

heatsink(s)

and

processor(s).

For

instructions,

see

“Removing

a

Processor”

on

page

54.

8.

Remove

the

memory

FBDIMMs.

For

instructions,

see

“Removing

FBDIMMs”

on

page

47.

9.

Loosen

the

two

captive

screws

1

securing

the

brace

assembly

to

the

enclosure.

Lift

brace

assembly

out

of

enclosure.

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8.

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