HP StorageWorks MSA2324fc HP MSA Power and Cooling Module Replacement Instruct - Page 2

Verifying module failure, Removing the failed module, Installing the replacement module

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The following illustration shows power and cooling module locations: 1. Power and cooling mod 1 2. Power and cooling mod 2 Installing the replacement module 1. With the latch in the open position, slide the module into the enclosure as far as it will go (1). 2. Rotate the latch upward to engage the module internal connector (2). 3. Turn the thumbscrews finger-tight (3). Verifying module failure Before replacing the module, look at the event log, software management utilities, and device LEDs, and then confirm with HP support that the module has failed. Table 1 LED descriptions Module LED Input Source Power Good (top LED) Description • Solid Green = Power is on and input voltage is normal. • Off = Power is off or input voltage is below the minimum threshold. Voltage/Fan • Solid Amber = Output voltage is out Fault/Service Required of range or a fan is operating below (bottom LED) the minimum required RPM. • Off = Output voltage is normal. Removing the failed module 1. Turn off the module power switch (if present). 2. Disconnect the power cord from the module. 3. Turn the thumbscrew until the screw disengages from the module (1). 4. Rotate the latch downward to disconnect the module from the internal connector (2). 5. Pull the module straight out of the enclosure (3). 4. Reconnect the power cord. 5. Turn on the module power switch (if present). Verifying proper operation Examine module status as indicated in Table 1 (page 2). If the Fault/Service Required LED is amber, the module has not gone online and likely failed its self-test. Remove and reinstall the module. In addition to viewing the LEDs, verify that the cooling fans are spinning. Additional information HP MSA: http://www.hp.com/go/msa HP data storage: http://www.hp.com/storage HP technical support: http://www.hp.com/support HP manuals: http://www.hp.com/support/manuals Page 2

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The following illustration shows power and cooling
module locations:
2. Power and cooling mod 2
1. Power and cooling mod 1
Verifying module failure
Before replacing the module, look at the event log,
software management utilities, and device LEDs, and
then confirm with HP support that the module has
failed.
Table 1 LED descriptions
Description
Module LED
Input Source Power
Good (top LED)
Solid Green = Power is on and input
voltage is normal.
Off = Power is off or input voltage is
below the minimum threshold.
Voltage/Fan
Fault/Service Required
(bottom LED)
Solid Amber = Output voltage is out
of range or a fan is operating below
the minimum required RPM.
Off = Output voltage is normal.
Removing the failed module
1.
Turn off the module power switch (if present).
2.
Disconnect the power cord from the module.
3.
Turn the thumbscrew until the screw disengages
from the module (1).
4.
Rotate the latch downward to disconnect the
module from the internal connector (2).
5.
Pull the module straight out of the enclosure (3).
Installing the replacement module
1.
With the latch in the open position, slide the
module into the enclosure as far as it will go (1).
2.
Rotate the latch upward to engage the module
internal connector (2).
3.
Turn the thumbscrews finger-tight (3).
4.
Reconnect the power cord.
5.
Turn on the module power switch (if present).
Verifying proper operation
Examine module status as indicated in
Table 1 (page
2)
.
If the Fault/Service Required LED is amber, the module
has not gone online and likely failed its self-test.
Remove and reinstall the module.
In addition to viewing the LEDs, verify that the cooling
fans are spinning.
Additional information
HP MSA:
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