Seagate DL585 manual Processor, Removing a processor

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Processor

Removing a processor

1.Power down the server. See “Powering down the server” earlier in this chapter.

2.Extend the server from the rack. See “Extending the server from the rack” earlier in this chapter.

3.Remove the access panel. See “Removing the access panel” earlier in this chapter.

4.Remove the processor memory board. See “Processor memory boards” earlier in this chapter.

5.Remove the processor heatsink.

Figure 13 Removing the processor heatsink

6.Remove the processor. Figure 14 Removing a processor

Installing a processor

CAUTION: If reusing the heatsink, clean and apply thermal grease to prevent thermal failure. The syringe in this kit contains 1.0 gm (0.5 ml) or 0.5 gm (0.25 ml) of grease designed for use as a thermal interface between the processor and the heatsink.

1.Open the ZIF socket lever. Be sure the lever is in the fully open position.

2.Align the processor with the socket.

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Contents HP ProLiant DL585 Server Page Contents NIC Bbwce Audience assumptions Where to go for additional helpAbout this guide Technician notesIntegrated Management Log Telephone numbersIllustrated parts catalog Customer self-repair programMechanical components spare parts list Mechanical components exploded view‡REQUIREMENT System components spare parts list System components exploded viewPPM Sdram ‡REQUIREMENT Preparation procedures Removal and replacement proceduresSafety considerations Electrostatic dischargePowering down the server Locating and removing the Torx T-15 tool Extending the server from the rackRemoval and replacement procedures Removing the access panel Installing the access panelRemoving the server from the rack Processor memory boards Processor memory board population guidelinesPPM Processor Removing a processorRemoval and replacement procedures Memory options Minimum memory requirementsRemoving a Dimm Hard drive blanks Drive replacement precautionsHot-plug Scsi hard drives Hot-plug SAS or Sata hard drives SAS or Sata hard drive cage Power transfer board Removal and replacement procedures Power supply blank Hot-plug power supplies Hot-plug fans Universal media drivesRemoving a drive from bay Front bezel Power button/LED assembly Expansion boards Performance balancing PCI-X expansion boardsScsi cables Front fan cage Pass-through board QuickFind diagnostic display board and lightpipe Rear fan cage Bbwc assembly Scsi backplane System battery Locating the battery on the system boardRemove the existing battery System board Removal and replacement procedures AC filter cable assembly Cutting the cable tie-wrapsRemoval and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Re-entering the server serial number Diagnostic tools Diagnostic toolsPost Server component identification ConnectorsRear panel Scsi backplane board connectors Scsi backplaneDimm slots Processor and PPMLEDs Front panelQuickFind diagnostic display HP ProLiant DL585 Server User Guide onHot-plug Scsi hard drives Hot-plug Scsi hard drive LEDsHot-plug Scsi hard drive LED combinations Hot-plug SAS or Sata hard drives Hot-plug SAS or Sata hard drive LED combinationsHot-plug SAS or Sata hard drive LED combinations Hot-plug power supplies Hot-plug fansNIC Bbwce Internal diagnostic display System board switches System maintenance switch SW3System ID switch SW4 System ID switch SW4 System ID Switch SW4ILO/Redundant ROM override switch SW5 Non-maskable interrupt switch Rear unit identification LED switchTroubleshooting If the server does not start Diagnostic steps Is the system power LED off?Is the internal health LED green? Servers Troubleshooting Guide Is the monitor displaying information? Error message Problems after initial boot Provided in the Factory-Installed Two-processor memory board configuration Troubleshooting a failed processorFour-processor memory board configuration Other information resources Specifications Server specificationsIndex UID LED