Introduction
Overview
This guide demonstrates how to replace the midplane board in an Open Compute V2 server. == Acronyms and Terms == * LED - Light-Emitting Diode * SATA - Serial ATA ** ATA - AT Attachment
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Power off both server systems in the Open Compute V2 chassis.
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Remote Power Down: Login to each server to power it off.
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shutdown -h now;exit -
Hardware Power Down: Press and hold the power switch for at least three seconds, as annotated.
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Disconnect all of the peripheral cables from the server sleds.
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Engage the locking mechanism on the right side of the Open Compute V2 chassis.
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Pull the chassis away from the rack.
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Place the chassis on a work surface.
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Disconnect the SATA / power cable from from the server motherboard.
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Pinch the sled retention lever and pull it forward.
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Slide the server node out of the chasiss.
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Repeat these actions for the adjacent server node.
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Disconnect the four fan power cables connected to the midplane board.
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Disconnect the LED cable.
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Make sure to pinch the LED retention cable tab before pulling it upwards.
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Loosen one thumbscrew.
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Slide the midplane board towards the front of the chassis.
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Slide the board until resistance until is felt.
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Lift the board away from the chassis.
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Pull the midplane board through the cutout located on the right side of the chassis, as shown.
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Insert the new midplane board through the PSU slot.
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Guide the midplane board until its in its original position.
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Lower the midplane board onto the chassis standoffs / guides.
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Push the midplane board towards the fans.
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Tighten the thumbscrew.
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Connect the LED cable.
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Connect the four fan power cables to the midplane board.
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Slide the server sleds back into the Open Compute V2 chassis.
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Connect the SATA / power cable back into their respective motherboards.
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Slide the chassis into the rack.
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Power on the server by pressing the power button.
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.