IBM 8500R - Netfinity - 8681, Hardware Maintenance Manual

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a. Pull the processor terminator card latches
.4/
so
that they rotate to the unlocked position.
b. Remove the processor terminator card
.5/
from
the processor connector.
c. Store the processor terminator card in a safe
place.
Note
After you install the new processor in the
server, place the terminator card in the
empty static-protective bag.
4. If you are installing processors in the optional
processor-daughterboard assembly, first follow the
instructions in “Installing an optional processor
daughterboard and cache coherency filter cards” on
page 155; then, return here to continue.
5. If you are replacing a defective processor that was
indicated by a processor failure LED and you need to
verify its location, perform the following test.
a. The eight processor error LEDs are located on
the LED card, behind the processor housing
assembly latches. Locate the words
Press to
show fault
on the processor housing assembly.
b. Press the indicated button adjacent to the words
Press to show fault
, and note the amber LEDs
that indicate the defective processors, if any.
If no amber LEDs illuminate and the green
capacitor test LED adjacent to the word
Testing
does not illuminate, have the system serviced.
c. Remove the defective processor and install a
new one as described in this section.
Removing the processor:
a. Pull the processor latches
.3/
so that they rotate
to the unlocked position.
Attention
Before you remove the processor, note the
orientation of the original A1 processor.
b. Remove the processor
.6/
from the processor
connector.
c. Set the processor aside. Refer to the processor
option documentation for complete instructions
on proper handling and disposal of a defective
processor.
6. Install the processor:
a. Touch the static-protective package containing
the new processor to any
unpainted metal
surface on the server; then, remove the
processor from the package.
b. Rotate the processor latches
.3/
to the open
position.
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