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b) On the console, enter 

cfgmgr

 to configure the adapter.

c) Continue with step “18” on page 449.

13. If you are using the IBM i operating system, return to the Hardware Resource Concurrent

Maintenance display and select Power on domain.
The message 

Power on complete

 is shown.

14. Did you replace a PCIe3 x8 non-volatile memory SSD NVMe adapter?

• Yes: Continue with step “15” on page 449.
• No: Continue with step “18” on page 449.

15. If you installed a PCIe3 x8 non-volatile memory SSD NVMe adapter and the logical partition that

controls the adapter is running the IBM i operating system, complete the following steps to prepare

the NVMe adapter for operation:

a) Start the IBM i System Service Tools (STRSST), and specify the user name and password.

b) On the System Service Tools (SST) display, select Work with disk units > Work with disk

configuration > Work with NVM Devices > Delete existing NVM Namespaces.

c) Select the NVMe device that you installed.

d) Choose from the following options:

• If no namespaces are listed, press F12 to return to the SST main menu and continue with the

next step.

• If there are namespaces listed, complete the following steps:

1) Select 4=Delete Namespace for each of the listed namespaces.
2) Press F10 to confirm the deletion of the namespaces.
3) Press F12 to return to the SST main menu.

e) On the System Service Tools (SST) display, select Work with disk units > Work with disk

configuration > Work with NVM Devices > Create NVM Namespaces.

f) Select the NVMe device that you installed.

g) On the Create NVM Namespaces display, select the quantity and capacity of the namespaces

(disk units) that you want to create on the newly installed NVMe device.

h) Press F10 to confirm the creation of the namespaces.

i) Press F12 to return to the SST main menu.

16. Continue with step “18” on page 449.
17. If you are using the Linux operating system, complete the following steps:

a) In the Linux session on the console, press Enter after you install or replace the adapter to put the

slot into the action state.

b) Enter the slot information with the 

lsslot

 command, as shown in the following example.

For example, if the slot in which you installed the adapter was U7879.001.DQD014E-P1-C3.
Enter 

lsslot -c pci -s U7879.001.DQD014E-P1-C3

The following screen is an example of the information that is displayed by this command:

# Slot                  Description                        Device(s)

U7879.001.DQD014E-P1-C3 PCI-X capable, 64 bit, 133MHz slot 0001:40:01.0 

18. Verify the installed part.

• If you replaced the part because of a service action, verify the installed part. For instructions, see

Verifying a repair (www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/POWER9/p9ect/

pxect_verifyrepair.htm).

PCIe adapters  449

Summary of Contents for 9080-M9S

Page 1: ...Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system IBM ...

Page 2: ...2020 08 24 Copyright International Business Machines Corporation US Government Users Restricted Rights Use duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp ...

Page 3: ...USB cable 57 Replacing a USB cable 59 Preparing the system for operation 61 Clock and control card 65 Preparing the system to remove and replace a clock and control card 65 Removing the clock and control card from the 9080 M9S system 69 Replacing the clock and control card in the 9080 M9S system 70 Preparing the system for operation 71 Concurrent maintenance circuit card 77 Removing the concurrent...

Page 4: ...mory VRMs 241 Preparing the system 241 Removing a memory voltage regulator module 257 Replacing a memory voltage regulator module 258 Preparing the system for operation 259 Miscellaneous VRMs 289 Preparing the system 289 Removing a miscellaneous A voltage regulator module 305 Replacing a miscellaneous A voltage regulator module 306 Preparing the system for operation 307 Preparing the system 335 Re...

Page 5: ...sted platform module card 495 Replacing the Power APSS and trusted platform module card 496 Power interface card 499 Removing the power interface card 499 Replacing the power interface card 501 Power supplies 505 Preparing the system 505 Removing a power supply 510 Replacing a power supply 512 Preparing the system for operation 514 Processor VRM 519 Preparing the system 519 Removing a processor vo...

Page 6: ...y 691 Removing the time of day battery 692 Replacing the time of day battery 694 Preparing the system for operation 696 USB card 699 Removing and replacing 699 Preparing the system 699 Removing the USB card from the 9080 M9S system 702 Replacing the USB card in the 9080 M9S system 703 Preparing the system for operation 704 Installing 706 Preparing the system 706 Installing the USB card in the 9080...

Page 7: ...at you want to power off 3 In the content pane click System Actions Operations Power Off 4 Click OK 2 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap The ESD wrist strap must be connected to an unpainted metal surface until the service procedure is completed and if applicable until the service access cover is replaced Attention Attach an electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap to the front ESD ...

Page 8: ...charge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now b Disconnect the power cables that are plugged into the rear of the line cord conduit that you are removing Figure 1 Removing the rear power cords c Loosen the retaining screw A and pull out the latch B Refer to the following figure 2 Power Systems Removing and ...

Page 9: ...the front of the system a Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now b Place your fingers on the indentations located on both sides of the cover A and pull the cover away from the system as shown in the following figure Cables 3 ...

Page 10: ...s that connect to the line cord conduit you are replacing d Label and disconnect the cords that are connected to the power supplies for the line cord conduit you are replacing Refer to the following figure 4 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 11: ...connecting a cord from a power supply e Loosen the retaining screw A of the line cord conduit you are replacing and pull the line cord conduit out from the front of the system Refer to the following figure Cables 5 ...

Page 12: ...ing steps at the front of the system a Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now b Slide the line cord conduit into the front of the system Tighten the screw A to secure the line cord conduit Refer to the following figure 6 Power Systems Removing and replacing p...

Page 13: ...igure 6 Replacing the line cord conduit in the front of the system c Using your labels reconnect the cords to the power supplies as shown in the following figure Tuck the cords into the chassis Cables 7 ...

Page 14: ...he cover A on the front of the system unit as shown in the following figure so that the four pins B on the system match the four holes at the rear of the cover Press the front cover into position 8 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 15: ...e the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now b Push the line cord conduit into the rear of the system Push the locking latch A in and tighten the securing screw B Refer to the following image Cables 9 ...

Page 16: ...e line cord conduit in the rear of the system c Reconnect the power cables that are plugged into the rear of the line cord conduit that you are replacing 10 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 17: ...he repair have the customer perform the following steps If the customer did not require the system to be powered off no additional steps are necessary a To power on the system from the Operation list select System Level Activate Then click OK to confirm the operation b To restart the logical partitions complete the following steps 1 In the navigation area click the Resources icon and then click Al...

Page 18: ...his action causes the identify LED for the faulty part to turn on and causes the blue system ID LED to turn on 2 Use the blue LED to identify the server Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced 3 From the Operation list select FRU Level Deactivate Then click OK to confirm the operation 4 Check that an amber identify LED A is flashing for one of the servi...

Page 19: ...Figure 11 Identify LEDs for the service processor cables on the system node Cables 13 ...

Page 20: ...you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing 14 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 21: ...able lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 14 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 6 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap Cables 15 ...

Page 22: ...painted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an unpainted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process Removing a service processor FSP cable from the 9080 M9S system To remove a service processor FSP cable from the sys...

Page 23: ...e 15 Removing the service processor cable from the system control unit 3 Unplug the service processor FSP cable B being serviced from the system node using the pull tab A attached to the connector Cables 17 ...

Page 24: ...ctrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Reconnect the service processor FSP cables Attention Do not drop or damage the metal connectors on the cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced Use the Figure 17 on page 19 and Table 1 on page 20 as needed to det...

Page 25: ...Figure 17 Service processor FSP cabling Cables 19 ...

Page 26: ... Plug the service processor cable being serviced into the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Service processor cable locations are SC1 P1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 and T9 Attention Do not drop or damage the metal connectors on the cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced Figure 18 Replacing the service processor cabl...

Page 27: ...removing or replacing a service processor FSP cable complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off using your labels reconnect the UPIC cables to the system con...

Page 28: ...ched to the system 3 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to validate only the UPIC cables 4 ...

Page 29: ...powered off the system to complete this repair you validated the UPIC cables in the previous step You can skip this step a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system being serviced Then click Actions View All Actions Launch Advanced Systems Management ASM b In the navigation area expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation T...

Page 30: ...rial number to be serviced 3 If you powered off the system from the Operation list select FRU Level Deactivate Then click OK to confirm the operation 4 Check that an amber identify LED is flashing for one of the SMP cables as shown in the following figures Figure 22 Identify LEDs for the SMP cables on the system node 5 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect bo...

Page 31: ...igure 23 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 24 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 6 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap Cables 25 ...

Page 32: ...und jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Is the system power off Yes Continue with step 7 on page 26 No Continue with the next step 3 Access the Advanced System Management Interface ASMI a In the navigation pane click Resources All Systems to view all the systems that are associated with your Hardware Management Console HMC b Select the server that you want to work wi...

Page 33: ...e cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced a Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector b Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch c Remove the SMP cable C from the system node Cables 27 ...

Page 34: ...le in the system complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If you are replacing a faulty cable complete the following steps a Remove the faulty cable from the side of the rack unclipping and removing the hook an...

Page 35: ...node system configuration use Figure 27 on page 29 and Table 2 on page 29 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Figure 27 Cabling a Two Node Configuration Table 2 Cabling a Two Node Configuration Each connection that is shown in the diagram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 ...

Page 36: ...6 ND2 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 28 on page...

Page 37: ...Figure 28 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Table 3 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 Cables 31 ...

Page 38: ...1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T7 N...

Page 39: ...1 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 29 on page 34 and Table 4 on page 35 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Cables 33 ...

Page 40: ...Figure 29 Cabling a Four Node Configuration 34 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 41: ...T3 1D 1425 mm 4 7 ft ND4 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T2...

Page 42: ...D4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3...

Page 43: ...1 T8 ND1 P1 T8 6A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 4 Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously iden...

Page 44: ...hat you previously identified are reconnected 6 Route the cable to the cable management bracket and to the sides of the system nodes 7 If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure 38 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 45: ...ble bundles refer to the information card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles Cables 39 ...

Page 46: ...aches to the clip C Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 33 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles named B5 wi...

Page 47: ...dles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clips C The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundl...

Page 48: ... If you chose to complete this repair with the power off using your labels reconnect the UPIC cables to the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks int...

Page 49: ...nt c If your configuration includes two or more nodes expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Verify Node Position Otherwise if your configuration includes only one node continue to the next step If the system is cabled correctly the blue identify LED on each system node will light up in sequence from the top node to the bottom node If the LEDs do not light up in sequence t...

Page 50: ...oblems and repeat steps b and c as needed until the status is OK for all cables d Exit the ASMI and continue to the next step 6 If you powered off the system from the Operation list select FRU Level Activate Then click OK to confirm the operation 7 From the Operation list select Reset Identify LED Then click OK to confirm the operation UPIC cables Preparing the 9080 M9S system to remove and replac...

Page 51: ...Figure 37 Identify LEDs for the UPIC cables on the system node Cables 45 ...

Page 52: ...ou use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the sy...

Page 53: ...nted metal surface If not do so now 2 Identify and label where each end of a UPIC cable is connected to the system node and system control unit 3 To remove the UPIC cable from the system node complete the following steps a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure Figure 39 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out ...

Page 54: ...4 To remove the UPIC cable from the system control unit complete the following steps UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing 48 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 55: ... latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 42 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 5 If the system is powered off repeat steps 3 on page 47 4 on page 48 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are unplugged Cables 49 ...

Page 56: ...nformation to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables If you have a single node system configuration use Figure 43 on page 50 and Table 5 on page 50 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables Figure 43 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Table 5 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you h...

Page 57: ... P1 C2 T1 ND2 P1 C10 T1 3 To replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure Cables 51 ...

Page 58: ...e 45 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node c Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure 52 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 59: ...should be firmly attached to the system 4 To replace the UPIC cable in the system control unit complete the following steps UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into pl...

Page 60: ...nt points to ensure it is locked into place Pull the cable connector do not pull on the wire The cables should be firmly attached to the system 5 If the system is powered off repeat steps 3 on page 51 4 on page 53 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected 6 If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 54 Power Systems Removing and rep...

Page 61: ... The system validates that the cables are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed unti...

Page 62: ... the serial number to be serviced 3 If you powered off the system from the Operation list select FRU Level Deactivate Then click OK to confirm the operation 4 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit as shown in the following figure UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from...

Page 63: ...se or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again dis...

Page 64: ...ontrol unit 3 Remove the USB cable from the system node as shown in the following figure Figure 51 Removing the USB cable from the system node 4 Remove the USB cable from the system control unit as shown in the following figure 58 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 65: ...e the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Refer to the following figure and table to determine the point to point cabling for the USB cable Figure 53 USB Cabling Cables 59 ...

Page 66: ...ng the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure Figure 54 Replacing the USB cable into the system node 4 Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure 60 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 67: ...ap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off using your labels reconnect the UPIC cables to the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the...

Page 68: ...ched to the system 3 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to validate only the UPIC cables 4 ...

Page 69: ... e Exit the ASMI and skip the following step 5 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate only the UPIC cables Note If you powered off the system to complete this repair you validated the UPIC cables in the previous step You can skip this step a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system being serviced ...

Page 70: ...64 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 71: ...Set Identify LED Then click OK to confirm the operation This action causes the identify LED for the faulty part to turn on and causes the blue system ID LED to turn on 2 Open the rear rack door if necessary 3 Use the blue LED to identify the server Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced 4 Check that an amber identify LED is flashing for one of the cloc...

Page 72: ...for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from th...

Page 73: ...blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 60 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 7 Place your fingers on the indentations located on both sides of the cover A and pull the cover away from the system as shown in the following figure Clock and control card 67 ...

Page 74: ...be removed with the system operating ensure that all such loose material is secured away from the fan area to prevent any loose material from being pulled into the fan Figure 61 Removing the front cover 8 Disconnect all of the front power cords that plug into the power supplies of the system node that is being serviced 68 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 75: ... jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To remove a clock and control card complete the following steps a For the clock and control card that has the amber LED on pull the blue clock and control card handle latch A to the right as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the clock and control card handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the clock and co...

Page 76: ...rface If not do so now 2 To replace a clock and control card complete the following steps a Ensure that the clock and control card handle A is open as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the clock and control card handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the clock and control card push the clock and control card into its slot as shown in the following figure c Rotate the handl...

Page 77: ...replacing the clock and control card complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Connect all of the front power cords that plug into the power supplies of the system node Tuck the cords into the chassis Clock and ...

Page 78: ...over A on the front of the system unit as shown in the following figure so that the four pins B on the system match the four holes at the rear of the cover Press the front cover into position 72 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 79: ...les to the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Clock and control card 73 ...

Page 80: ...ched to the system 5 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to validate only the UPIC cables 6 ...

Page 81: ...and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI and skip the following step 7 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate only the UPIC cables Note If you powered off the system to complete this repair you validated the UPIC cables in the previous step You can skip this step a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise...

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Page 83: ...ge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove the concurrent maintenance circuit card a Unlock the levers A to release the concurrent maintenance circuit card from its connector Refer to the following image b Rotate the levers in the direction shown c While holding the concurrent maintenance circuit ca...

Page 84: ...a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the concurrent maintenance circuit card a With the levers A in the open position hold the concurrent maintenance circuit card by the levers and lower the card into its slot in the system Refer to the following image b Gently push the concurrent maintenance circuit card into its connector c Rotate the levers in the ...

Page 85: ...Figure 70 Replacing the concurrent maintenance circuit card Concurrent maintenance circuit card 79 ...

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Page 87: ...conds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an unpainted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process Removing the control panel from the 9080 M9S system To remove a control panel complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic dischar...

Page 88: ...eps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Access the Advanced System Management Interface ASMI Attention During this procedure Do not reset the service processor do not remove the service processor card and do not power off an...

Page 89: ...then slightly pull the latch at C with your index finger This action opens the latch e Continue to push in the lever with your thumb until the latch is fully seated at C Figure 72 Replacing the control panel 4 In the navigation area select Concurrent maintenance Control Panel 5 In the ASMI Control Panel window select the Install action and press Continue 6 Verify that the location code C5 for the ...

Page 90: ...the front of the system control unit as shown in the following figure and press the cover into position Note Use care to not touch the power button when replacing the cover Figure 73 Installing the front cover 3 If you unplugged a USB cable from the control panel using your label replace the USB cable in the control panel 4 Check that the power indicator is on 5 If you powered off the system to co...

Page 91: ...atus is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI and skip the following step 7 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate only the UPIC cables Note If you powere...

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Page 93: ...hat you are working on For instructions see Identifying a part www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj sal htm Use the blue identify LED on the enclosure to locate the system Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced 2 If applicable open the rack front door 3 Pull the cover A away from the system control unit as shown in the following figure Figu...

Page 94: ...p 7 b on page 88 Otherwise prepare to power off the system Attention Ensure that you shut down the running logical partitions on the managed system before you power off the managed system Powering off the managed system without shutting down the logical partitions first causes the logical partitions to shut down abnormally and can cause data loss If you use a Virtual I O Server VIOS logical partit...

Page 95: ...nted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process Removing a fan from the 9080 M9S system control unit To remove a fan from the system control unit complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If ...

Page 96: ...wn in the following figure b Hold on to the fan handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the fan push the fan into its slot as shown in the following figure Ensure that the fan is kept level with the enclosure and that you push the fan straight in to the enclosure c Push the fan handle in the direction shown in the following figure d Push against the front of the latch B with your th...

Page 97: ... that you are servicing 3 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to validate only the UPIC cabl...

Page 98: ... step Otherwise click All Systems then select system being serviced Then click Actions View All Actions Launch Advanced Systems Management ASM b In the navigation area expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Validate UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FS...

Page 99: ...t knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj sal htm Use the blue identify LED on the enclosure to locate the system Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced 2 If applicable open the rack front door 3 Place your fingers on the indentations located on both sides of the cover A and pull the cover away from the system as shown in the following figure CAUTION The fans can...

Page 100: ...ue the repair operation when the system power is turned on the following conditions must be true Fans must be installed in all five slots Each of the five fans has a green LED and an amber LED as shown in Figure 80 on page 95 The green LED is lit solid for all five fans but the fan with the failure has the flashing amber fault LED If only one amber fault LED is On the repair operation can be compl...

Page 101: ...er turned on continue with step 9 on page 96 7 If you need to power off the server to complete the repair operation complete the following steps 8 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Fans 95 ...

Page 102: ...blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 82 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 9 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap 96 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 103: ...ocess you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an unpainted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process Removing a fan from the 9080 M9S system node To remove a fan from the system complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD cl...

Page 104: ... in the following figure b Hold on to the fan handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the fan push the fan into its slot as shown in the following figure Ensure that the fan is kept level with the enclosure and that you push the fan straight in to the enclosure c Push the fan handle in the direction shown in the following figure d Push against the front of the latch B with your thum...

Page 105: ...t the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off using your labels reconnect the UPIC cables to the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously i...

Page 106: ...ssor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to validate only the UPIC cables 4 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you ...

Page 107: ...to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system being serviced Then click Actions View All Actions Launch Advanced Systems Management ASM b In the navigation area expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Validate UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables...

Page 108: ...Figure 87 Installing the front cover 10 If applicable close the rack front door 102 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 109: ... proper cooling a memory module or a memory module filler is required in all locations Table 8 on page 103 shows the base memory plugging rules Table 9 on page 103 shows the plugging rules for adding memory Quads must be added next to a processor The quads can be added in any order Table 8 Base memory plugging rules Memory module location CPU socket P1 C22 P1 C23 P1 C28 P1 C29 P1 P1 C30 P1 C31 P1 ...

Page 110: ...t UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 88 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit 104 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 111: ...out more than one drawer at a time The rack might become unstable if you pull out more than one drawer at a time a Label and disconnect the rear power cords from the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure Notes This system node might be equipped with two or more power supplies If the removing and replacing procedures require the system power to be turned off ensure that all po...

Page 112: ...Figure 90 Removing the rear power cords L003 or or 106 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 113: ...wer cables To remove all hazardous voltages disconnect all power cords and power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place Memory modules 107 ...

Page 114: ... connector Figure 91 Removing the service processor cable from the system node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure 108 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 115: ...Figure 92 Removing the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure Memory modules 109 ...

Page 116: ...r more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node 110 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 117: ... on the cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node Memory modules 111 ...

Page 118: ...em node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure 112 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 119: ...Figure 96 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure Memory modules 113 ...

Page 120: ...Figure 97 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure 114 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 121: ...ront screws k Release the side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure Memory modules 115 ...

Page 122: ...does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is importa...

Page 123: ...unit Figure 100 Removing the service access cover 7 To activate the identify LED for the locations for installing the memory modules press and hold either push button on the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists for the identify LED If the LED is not lit use the location code to find the physical loca...

Page 124: ... a note of which locations are flashing they indicate the memory modules to install Figure 102 on page 119 shows the locations of the memory module The LEDs are next to the memory module Record the location of the identifying LED 118 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 125: ... metal surface If not do so now 2 Use the slot information that you recorded to determine the slot location to place the memory module 3 If a memory module filler is present remove the memory module filler a Push the tab A down and outward as shown in the following figure The lever action of the tabs forces the memory module filler out of the connector b Grasp the top plastic portion and remove th...

Page 126: ...event a memory module from being installed incorrectly Note the location of the key tab within the memory module connector before you attempt to install the memory module 5 Install the memory module by pushing it into slot until the tabs A lock into place as shown in the following figure 120 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 127: ...D wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B by pushing it in the direction shown in the following figure Memory modules 121 ...

Page 128: ...ck to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position 122 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 129: ...Figure 106 Placing the system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure Memory modules 123 ...

Page 130: ...Figure 107 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure 124 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 131: ...system node that you are servicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 109 on page 126 and Table 10 on page 126 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Memory modules 125 ...

Page 132: ...ram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 126 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 133: ...W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 110 on page 128 and Tabl...

Page 134: ...ing a Three Node Configuration Table 11 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 128 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 135: ...5 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C ...

Page 136: ...25 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 111 on page 131 and Table 12 on page 132 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 130 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 137: ...Figure 111 Cabling a Four Node Configuration Memory modules 131 ...

Page 138: ...8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T2...

Page 139: ...1 T30 2Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ...

Page 140: ...1 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identified location in the system...

Page 141: ...ll the SMP cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure Memory modules 135 ...

Page 142: ...rmation card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles 136 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 143: ...e attaches to the clip C Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 115 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles named...

Page 144: ... This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle contains 5W 5X 5Y and 5Z Th...

Page 145: ...igure 117 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Table 13 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 118 on page 140 and Table 14 on page 140 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables Memory modules 139 ...

Page 146: ...replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure 140 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 147: ...Figure 119 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure Memory modules 141 ...

Page 148: ...attached to the system b Repeat step 5 a on page 140 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 6 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing 142 Power Systems Removing and replaci...

Page 149: ...Figure 121 Service processor FSP cabling Memory modules 143 ...

Page 150: ... P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 7 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 122 USB Cabling Table 16 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable into the previously identi...

Page 151: ...ng the USB cable into the system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure Memory modules 145 ...

Page 152: ...of the PCIe cables or transceivers that you removed from the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing 9 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure 146 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 153: ...trol unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Memory modules 147 ...

Page 154: ...tached to the system 11 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 12 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system ...

Page 155: ...nue The system validates that the cables are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed u...

Page 156: ...at a time The rack might become unstable if you pull out more than one drawer at a time a Label and disconnect the rear power cords from the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure Notes This system node might be equipped with two or more power supplies If the removing and replacing procedures require the system power to be turned off ensure that all power sources to the system...

Page 157: ...Figure 130 Removing the rear power cords L003 or or Memory modules 151 ...

Page 158: ...hazardous voltages disconnect all power cords and power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place 152 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 159: ...ull tab A attached to the connector Figure 131 Removing the service processor cable from the system node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure Memory modules 153 ...

Page 160: ...oving the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure 154 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 161: ...de e If needed to allow for more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node Memory modules 155 ...

Page 162: ...l connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node 156 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 163: ... the SMP cables for a system node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure Memory modules 157 ...

Page 164: ...6 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure 158 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 165: ...Figure 137 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure Memory modules 159 ...

Page 166: ... side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure 160 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 167: ...sed for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away fro...

Page 168: ...ess cover 6 To activate the identify LED for the faulty part press and hold either blue push button on the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the green LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists to light the identify LED on the faulty part If the green LED A does not light use the location code on the service label to find the physical location...

Page 169: ... for the failed memory module Make a note of which location is flashing that indicates the memory module to replace Figure 142 on page 164 shows the locations of the memory module The LEDs are next to the memory module Record the location of the identifying LED Memory modules 163 ...

Page 170: ...is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Note the location of the memory module that you are replacing 3 Remove the memory module by pushing the tabs A down and outward as shown in the following figure The lever action of the tabs forces the memory module out of the connector 164 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 171: ...onnected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Use the slot information that you recorded to determine the slot location to place the memory module 3 Grasp the new memory module along its edges and align it with the slot Attention Memory modules are keyed to prevent a memory module from being installed incorrectly Note the location of the key tab within the memory module connector befor...

Page 172: ... that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B by pushing it in the direction shown in the following figure 166 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 ...

Page 173: ...m node slowly into the rack to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position Memory modules 167 ...

Page 174: ... system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure 168 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 175: ...Figure 147 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure Memory modules 169 ...

Page 176: ...ervicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 149 on page 171 and Table 17 on page 171 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 170 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 177: ...that is shown in the diagram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 Memory modules 171 ...

Page 178: ...17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 150 on page 173 and Table 18 on page 173 to determ...

Page 179: ...Figure 150 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Table 18 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 Memory modules 173 ...

Page 180: ...1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T7 N...

Page 181: ...D2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 151 on page 176 and Table 19 on page 177 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Memory modules 175 ...

Page 182: ...Figure 151 Cabling a Four Node Configuration 176 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 183: ...D 1425 mm 4 7 ft ND4 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X...

Page 184: ...D4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3...

Page 185: ... ND1 P1 T8 6A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identifi...

Page 186: ...ly identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure 180 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 187: ...bundles refer to the information card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles Memory modules 181 ...

Page 188: ...Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 155 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The...

Page 189: ...e contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle c...

Page 190: ...iguration UPIC Cabling Table 20 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 158 on page 185 and Table 21 on page 185 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables 184 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 191: ...C2 T1 ND2 P1 C10 T1 a To replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure Memory modules 185 ...

Page 192: ... 159 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure 186 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 193: ... cables should be firmly attached to the system b Repeat step 5 a on page 185 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 6 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing Memory module...

Page 194: ...Figure 161 Service processor FSP cabling 188 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 195: ...ttom A 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 7 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 162 USB Cabling Table 23 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable i...

Page 196: ... system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure 190 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 197: ...our labels reconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that you removed from the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing 9 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure Memory modules 191 ...

Page 198: ...tions are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place 192 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 199: ...cables should be firmly attached to the system 11 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 12 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All S...

Page 200: ...ll cables e Exit the ASMI Permanently removing memory modules Preparing the 9080 M9S system to permanently remove memory modules About this task The following memory configurations are available for the systems The system nodes use DDR4 memory modules DDR3 memory modules are also supported Mixing of DDR3 and DDR4 memory modules are not supported in the same system node For each processor socket a ...

Page 201: ...fy LED Then click OK to confirm the operation This action causes causes the blue system ID LED to turn on You can also identify the locations for the memory to be installed 2 Open the rear rack door if necessary 3 Label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 168 Remov...

Page 202: ...at a time The rack might become unstable if you pull out more than one drawer at a time a Label and disconnect the rear power cords from the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure Notes This system node might be equipped with two or more power supplies If the removing and replacing procedures require the system power to be turned off ensure that all power sources to the system...

Page 203: ...Figure 170 Removing the rear power cords L003 or or Memory modules 197 ...

Page 204: ...hazardous voltages disconnect all power cords and power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place 198 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 205: ...ull tab A attached to the connector Figure 171 Removing the service processor cable from the system node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure Memory modules 199 ...

Page 206: ...oving the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure 200 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 207: ...de e If needed to allow for more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node Memory modules 201 ...

Page 208: ...l connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node 202 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 209: ... the SMP cables for a system node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure Memory modules 203 ...

Page 210: ...6 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure 204 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 211: ...Figure 177 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure Memory modules 205 ...

Page 212: ... side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure 206 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 213: ...sed for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away fro...

Page 214: ...he service access cover 7 To activate the identify LED for the locations for installing the memory modules press and hold either push button on the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists for the identify LED If the LED is not lit use the location code to find the physical location by using the service ...

Page 215: ...stallation locations Make a note of which locations are flashing they indicate the memory modules to install Figure 182 on page 210 shows the locations of the memory module The LEDs are next to the memory module Record the location of the identifying LED Memory modules 209 ...

Page 216: ...o a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Use the slot information that you recorded to determine the slot location to remove the memory module 3 Remove the memory module by pushing the tabs A down and outward as shown in the following figure The lever action of the tabs forces the memory module out of the connector 210 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts...

Page 217: ... pull it out of the system 5 If the removed part is used again place the part on an electrostatic discharge ESD mat 6 Install a memory module filler into the empty slot by pushing it into slot until the tabs A lock into place as shown in the following figure Memory modules 211 ...

Page 218: ...and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B by pushing it in the direction shown in the following figure 212 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 90...

Page 219: ...m node slowly into the rack to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position Memory modules 213 ...

Page 220: ... system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure 214 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 221: ...Figure 187 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure Memory modules 215 ...

Page 222: ...ervicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 189 on page 217 and Table 26 on page 217 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 216 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 223: ...that is shown in the diagram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 Memory modules 217 ...

Page 224: ...17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 190 on page 219 and Table 27 on page 219 to determ...

Page 225: ...Figure 190 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Table 27 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 Memory modules 219 ...

Page 226: ...1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T7 N...

Page 227: ...D2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 191 on page 222 and Table 28 on page 223 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Memory modules 221 ...

Page 228: ...Figure 191 Cabling a Four Node Configuration 222 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 229: ...D 1425 mm 4 7 ft ND4 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X...

Page 230: ...D4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3...

Page 231: ... ND1 P1 T8 6A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identifi...

Page 232: ...ly identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure 226 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 233: ...bundles refer to the information card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles Memory modules 227 ...

Page 234: ...Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 195 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The...

Page 235: ...e contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle c...

Page 236: ...iguration UPIC Cabling Table 29 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 198 on page 231 and Table 30 on page 231 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables 230 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 237: ...C2 T1 ND2 P1 C10 T1 a To replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure Memory modules 231 ...

Page 238: ... 199 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure 232 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 239: ... cables should be firmly attached to the system b Repeat step 5 a on page 231 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 6 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing Memory module...

Page 240: ...Figure 201 Service processor FSP cabling 234 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 241: ...ttom A 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 7 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 202 USB Cabling Table 32 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable i...

Page 242: ... system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure 236 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 243: ...our labels reconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that you removed from the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing 9 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure Memory modules 237 ...

Page 244: ...tions are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place 238 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 245: ...cables should be firmly attached to the system 11 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 12 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All S...

Page 246: ...EDs do not light up in sequence the FSP cables need to be re installed d Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then select All of the above in the Display Cable Status section and click Continue The system validates that the cables are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging ...

Page 247: ...LED on the enclosure to locate the system Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced 2 Stop the system For instructions see Stopping a system www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj crustopsys htm 3 Open the rear rack door if necessary 4 Label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 ...

Page 248: ...eiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an ...

Page 249: ... following figure Notes This system node might be equipped with two or more power supplies If the removing and replacing procedures require the system power to be turned off ensure that all power sources to the system node are disconnected Figure 210 Removing the rear power cords Memory VRMs 243 ...

Page 250: ... L003 or or or or 244 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 251: ... and power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place c Label and unplug both service processor FSP cables B from the system node being serviced using the pull tab A attached to the connector Memory VRMs 245 ...

Page 252: ...stem node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure 246 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 253: ...Figure 212 Removing the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure Memory VRMs 247 ...

Page 254: ...or more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node 248 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 255: ...rs on the cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node Memory VRMs 249 ...

Page 256: ...tem node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure 250 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 257: ...Figure 216 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure Memory VRMs 251 ...

Page 258: ...igure 217 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure 252 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 259: ... front screws k Release the side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure Memory VRMs 253 ...

Page 260: ...For proper cooling and airflow replace the cover before turning on the system a Push the release latch A in the direction shown in the following figure b Slide the cover B off the system unit as shown in the following figure When the service access cover has cleared the upper frame ledge lift the cover up and off the system unit 254 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system...

Page 261: ... on the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the green LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists to light the identify LED on the faulty part If the green LED A does not light use the location code on the service label to find the physical location of the faulty part Memory VRMs 255 ...

Page 262: ...lashing amber LED of the faulty or failed memory voltage regulator module Memory voltage regulator module are in locations P1 C54 P1 C55 P1 C57 P1 C58 P1 C64 P1 C67 and P1 C68 Refer to the following image 256 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 263: ...rostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove a memory voltage regulator module by completing the following steps a Unlock the levers A to release the voltage regulator module from its connector Refer to the following image b Rotate the levers in the direction shown c While holding the ...

Page 264: ...n unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To replace a memory voltage regulator module complete the following steps a With the levers A in the open position hold the voltage regulator module by its levers and lower the voltage regulator module into its slot in the system Refer to the following image b Gently push the voltage regulator module into its connector c Rotate the levers in the directi...

Page 265: ...e steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B by pushing ...

Page 266: ...ck to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position 260 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 267: ...Figure 226 Placing the system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure Memory VRMs 261 ...

Page 268: ...Figure 227 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure 262 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 269: ... system node that you are servicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 229 on page 264 and Table 33 on page 264 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Memory VRMs 263 ...

Page 270: ...ram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 264 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 271: ...6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 230 on page 266 and Tab...

Page 272: ...ing a Three Node Configuration Table 34 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 266 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 273: ...25 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C...

Page 274: ...25 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 231 on page 269 and Table 35 on page 270 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 268 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 275: ...Figure 231 Cabling a Four Node Configuration Memory VRMs 269 ...

Page 276: ...8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T2...

Page 277: ...P1 T30 2Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01...

Page 278: ...1 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identified location in the system...

Page 279: ...all the SMP cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure Memory VRMs 273 ...

Page 280: ...rmation card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles 274 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 281: ...dle attaches to the clip C Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 235 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles nam...

Page 282: ... This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle contains 5W 5X 5Y and 5Z Th...

Page 283: ...Figure 237 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Table 36 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 238 on page 278 and Table 37 on page 278 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables Memory VRMs 277 ...

Page 284: ...replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure 278 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 285: ...Figure 239 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure Memory VRMs 279 ...

Page 286: ...attached to the system b Repeat step 5 a on page 278 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 6 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing 280 Power Systems Removing and replaci...

Page 287: ...Figure 241 Service processor FSP cabling Memory VRMs 281 ...

Page 288: ... P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 7 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 242 USB Cabling Table 39 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable into the previously identi...

Page 289: ...cing the USB cable into the system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure Memory VRMs 283 ...

Page 290: ...USB cable into the system control unit 8 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure 284 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 291: ...ntrol unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Memory VRMs 285 ...

Page 292: ...tached to the system 10 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 11 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system ...

Page 293: ...Validation Then select All of the above in the Display Cable Status section and click Continue The system validates that the cables are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status ...

Page 294: ...288 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 295: ...lue identify LED on the enclosure to locate the system Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced 2 Stop the system For instructions see Stopping a system www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj crustopsys htm 3 Open the rear rack door if necessary 4 Label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 ...

Page 296: ...eiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an ...

Page 297: ...llowing figure Notes This system node might be equipped with two or more power supplies If the removing and replacing procedures require the system power to be turned off ensure that all power sources to the system node are disconnected Figure 250 Removing the rear power cords Miscellaneous VRMs 291 ...

Page 298: ... L003 or or or or 292 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 299: ... power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place c Label and unplug both service processor FSP cables B from the system node being serviced using the pull tab A attached to the connector Miscellaneous VRMs 293 ...

Page 300: ...stem node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure 294 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 301: ...Figure 252 Removing the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 295 ...

Page 302: ...or more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node 296 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 303: ...on the cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node Miscellaneous VRMs 297 ...

Page 304: ...tem node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure 298 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 305: ...Figure 256 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 299 ...

Page 306: ...igure 257 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure 300 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 307: ...ont screws k Release the side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 301 ...

Page 308: ...For proper cooling and airflow replace the cover before turning on the system a Push the release latch A in the direction shown in the following figure b Slide the cover B off the system unit as shown in the following figure When the service access cover has cleared the upper frame ledge lift the cover up and off the system unit 302 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system...

Page 309: ...the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the green LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists to light the identify LED on the faulty part If the green LED A does not light use the location code on the service label to find the physical location of the faulty part Miscellaneous VRMs 303 ...

Page 310: ...flashing amber LED of the faulty or failed miscellaneous A voltage regulator module Miscellaneous A voltage regulator modules are in locations P1 C56 P1 C60 P1 C65 and P1 C66 Refer to the following image 304 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 311: ... electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove a miscellaneous A voltage regulator module by completing the following steps a Unlock the levers A to release the voltage regulator module from its connector Refer to the following image b Rotate the levers in the direction shown c Whi...

Page 312: ...cted to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To replace a miscellaneous A voltage regulator module complete the following steps a With the levers A in the open position hold the voltage regulator module by its levers and lower the voltage regulator module into its slot in the system Refer to the following image b Gently push the voltage regulator module into its connector c Rotate the lev...

Page 313: ...omplete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B b...

Page 314: ...ck to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position 308 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 315: ...Figure 266 Placing the system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 309 ...

Page 316: ...Figure 267 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure 310 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 317: ...stem node that you are servicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 269 on page 312 and Table 40 on page 312 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Miscellaneous VRMs 311 ...

Page 318: ...ram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 312 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 319: ...1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 270 on page 314 and Table ...

Page 320: ...ing a Three Node Configuration Table 41 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 314 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 321: ...mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C 10...

Page 322: ...25 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 271 on page 317 and Table 42 on page 318 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 316 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 323: ...Figure 271 Cabling a Four Node Configuration Miscellaneous VRMs 317 ...

Page 324: ...8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T2...

Page 325: ...T30 2Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft...

Page 326: ...1 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identified location in the system...

Page 327: ... the SMP cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 321 ...

Page 328: ...rmation card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles 322 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 329: ...attaches to the clip C Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 275 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles named B...

Page 330: ... This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle contains 5W 5X 5Y and 5Z Th...

Page 331: ...ure 277 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Table 43 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 278 on page 326 and Table 44 on page 326 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables Miscellaneous VRMs 325 ...

Page 332: ...replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure 326 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 333: ...Figure 279 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 327 ...

Page 334: ...attached to the system b Repeat step 5 a on page 326 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 6 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing 328 Power Systems Removing and replaci...

Page 335: ...Figure 281 Service processor FSP cabling Miscellaneous VRMs 329 ...

Page 336: ... P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 7 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 282 USB Cabling Table 46 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable into the previously identi...

Page 337: ... the USB cable into the system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 331 ...

Page 338: ...USB cable into the system control unit 8 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure 332 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 339: ...ol unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Miscellaneous VRMs 333 ...

Page 340: ...tached to the system 10 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 11 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system ...

Page 341: ...correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI 12 Turn off the identify LED For instructions see Deactivating an identify LED www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj p9haj_turn_off_identify_led htm 13 Start the system For instructions see Starting a system www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj crustartsys htm Prep...

Page 342: ...lue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 289 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 5 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap 336 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 343: ...an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an unpainted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process 6 Complete the following steps to place the system node in the service position Do not pull out or install any ...

Page 344: ...Figure 290 Removing the rear power cords L003 or or 338 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 345: ...r cables To remove all hazardous voltages disconnect all power cords and power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place Miscellaneous VRMs 339 ...

Page 346: ...connector Figure 291 Removing the service processor cable from the system node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure 340 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 347: ...Figure 292 Removing the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 341 ...

Page 348: ...or more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node 342 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 349: ...on the cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node Miscellaneous VRMs 343 ...

Page 350: ...tem node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure 344 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 351: ...Figure 296 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 345 ...

Page 352: ...igure 297 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure 346 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 353: ...ont screws k Release the side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 347 ...

Page 354: ...tes when the system power is turned on might damage the system components a Push the release latch A in the direction shown in the following figure b Slide the cover B off the system unit as shown in the following figure When the service access cover has cleared the upper frame ledge lift the cover up and off the system unit 348 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 355: ...the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the green LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists to light the identify LED on the faulty part If the green LED A does not light use the location code on the service label to find the physical location of the faulty part Miscellaneous VRMs 349 ...

Page 356: ...ook for the flashing amber LED of the faulty or failed miscellaneous B voltage regulator module The miscellaneous B voltage regulator module is in location P1 C59 Refer to the following image 350 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 357: ...electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove a miscellaneous B voltage regulator module by completing the following steps a Unlock the levers A to release the voltage regulator module from its connector Refer to the following image b Rotate the levers in the direction shown c Whil...

Page 358: ...cted to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To replace a miscellaneous B voltage regulator module complete the following steps a With the levers A in the open position hold the voltage regulator module by its levers and lower the voltage regulator module into its slot in the system Refer to the following image b Gently push the voltage regulator module into its connector c Rotate the lev...

Page 359: ...omplete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B b...

Page 360: ...ck to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position 354 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 361: ...Figure 306 Placing the system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 355 ...

Page 362: ...Figure 307 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure 356 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 363: ...stem node that you are servicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 309 on page 358 and Table 47 on page 358 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Miscellaneous VRMs 357 ...

Page 364: ...ram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 358 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 365: ...1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 310 on page 360 and Table ...

Page 366: ...ing a Three Node Configuration Table 48 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 360 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 367: ...mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C 10...

Page 368: ...25 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 311 on page 363 and Table 49 on page 364 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 362 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 369: ...Figure 311 Cabling a Four Node Configuration Miscellaneous VRMs 363 ...

Page 370: ...8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T2...

Page 371: ...T30 2Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft...

Page 372: ...1 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identified location in the system...

Page 373: ... the SMP cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 367 ...

Page 374: ...rmation card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles 368 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 375: ...attaches to the clip C Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 315 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles named B...

Page 376: ... This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle contains 5W 5X 5Y and 5Z Th...

Page 377: ...ure 317 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Table 50 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 318 on page 372 and Table 51 on page 372 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables Miscellaneous VRMs 371 ...

Page 378: ...replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure 372 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 379: ...Figure 319 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 373 ...

Page 380: ...attached to the system b Repeat step 5 a on page 372 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 6 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing 374 Power Systems Removing and replaci...

Page 381: ...Figure 321 Service processor FSP cabling Miscellaneous VRMs 375 ...

Page 382: ... P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 7 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 322 USB Cabling Table 53 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable into the previously identi...

Page 383: ... the USB cable into the system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure Miscellaneous VRMs 377 ...

Page 384: ...USB cable into the system control unit 8 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure 378 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 385: ...ol unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Miscellaneous VRMs 379 ...

Page 386: ...tached to the system 10 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 11 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system ...

Page 387: ...dation Then select All of the above in the Display Cable Status section and click Continue The system validates that the cables are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is n...

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Page 389: ...door if necessary 2 Label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 328 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit ...

Page 390: ...n in the following figure CAUTION The fans can pull in hair jewelry loose clothing and so forth and cause injury or damage Operate the system with the bezel installed For service operations if the front cover must be removed with the system operating ensure that all such loose material is secured away from the fan area to prevent any loose material from being pulled into the fan 384 Power Systems ...

Page 391: ...Figure 330 Removing the front cover 4 Disconnect all of the front power cords that plug into the power supplies of the system node that is being serviced NVMe backplane 385 ...

Page 392: ... bracket in the service position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while you lift the cable management bracket A to its raised position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket into position 386 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 393: ...damaging your hardware When you use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpa...

Page 394: ...an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To remove any NVMe U 2 drives from the failed backplane complete the following steps a Press the release latch A in the direction that is shown to release the drive handle B L007 CAUTION A hot surface nearby L007 b Support the bottom of the NVMe U 2 drive as you slide the drive out of the system holding the drive by its sides Note Do not pull the drive...

Page 395: ...b Put your thumb on the front side of the latch B and put your index finger against the rear of the latch C as shown in the following figure c Push against the latch with your thumb and then pull the latch out with your index finger This action releases the latch d Rotate the backplane handle in the direction that is shown in the following figure to unlock the backplane from its slot e Hold on to ...

Page 396: ...lugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If necessary remove the NVMe drive backplane from the antistatic package 3 Place the NVMe drive backplane on an appropriate ESD surface 4 To install the NVMe drive backplane complete the following steps a Slide the NVMe drive backplane A into the system until it is seated b Press the NVMe backplane latch B in t...

Page 397: ...ive backplane complete the following steps Note Using your labels ensure that you put the NVMe U 2 drives into the same slot in the replacement backplane a Press the release latch A in the direction that is shown to release the drive handle B b Slide the NVMe U 2 drive into the slot until it s fully seated NVMe backplane 391 ...

Page 398: ...e the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Put the cable management bracket in the operating position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while moving the cable management bracket A to its lower position b Turn ...

Page 399: ...Placing the cable management bracket in the lowered operating position 3 Connect all of the front power cords that plug into the power supplies of the system node Tuck the cords into the chassis NVMe backplane 393 ...

Page 400: ...over A on the front of the system unit as shown in the following figure so that the four pins B on the system match the four holes at the rear of the cover Press the front cover into position 394 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 401: ...l unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place NVMe backplane 395 ...

Page 402: ...ttached to the system 6 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 7 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system b...

Page 403: ... the bottom node If the LEDs do not light up in sequence the FSP cables need to be re installed d Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then select All of the above in the Display Cable Status section and click Continue The system validates that the cables are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results ...

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Page 405: ...e See the Power Systems Prerequisites website 2 If applicable open the rack door at the rear of the system 3 Review the NVMe U 2 drive slot locations The NVMe U 2 drive slots are located in the rear of the system Figure 342 Location of the NVMe U 2 drives in the 9080 M9S system 4 Review the NVMe U 2 drive LED locations The NVMe U 2 drive has two LEDs that indicate the following status A power acti...

Page 406: ...m com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj sal htm b Physically verify that the slot you identified is where you want to install or replace the NVMe U 2 drive Use the blue identify LED on the enclosure to locate the system Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced Look for a flashing amber LED which identifies the slot that was selected by using the ident...

Page 407: ...d pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 345 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 8 Continue with step 12 on page 403 9 To identify the available NVMe U 2 drive slots by using the AIX operating system complete the following steps NVMe drives 401 ...

Page 408: ...ve when you are instructed to do so later in this procedure 10 Continue with step 12 on page 403 11 To identify the available NVMe U 2 drive slots by using the Linux operating system complete the following steps Note The NVMe U 2 drives are based on PCI technology a Log in to the system console as the root user b Run the following command to list the available slots lsslot c pci a The following sc...

Page 409: ...able management bracket A to its raised position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket into position Figure 346 Placing the cable management bracket in the raised service position 13 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap The ESD wrist strap must be connected to an unpainted metal surface until the service procedure is completed and if applicable until the ...

Page 410: ... an unpainted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process Installing an NVMe U 2 drive in the 9080 M9S system To install an NVMe U 2 drive into the system complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal sur...

Page 411: ...operation after installing an NVMe U 2 drive To prepare the system for operation after installing an NVMe U 2 drive complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Put the cable management bracket in the operating pos...

Page 412: ...irmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed in the correct locations and displays a table with the results Ensure that th...

Page 413: ...IC cables to the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Figure 350 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit c Push the white p...

Page 414: ...y a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI 8 Start the system For instructions see Starting a system www ibm com support knowledgece...

Page 415: ...replacing Preparing the 9080 M9S system to remove and replace an NVMe U 2 drive To prepare the system to remove and replace an NVMe U 2 drive complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from ...

Page 416: ...ice position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while you lift the cable management bracket A to its raised position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket into position 410 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 417: ...m damaging your hardware When you use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an un...

Page 418: ...cted to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To remove an NVMe U 2 drive complete the following steps a Press the release latch A in the direction that is shown to release the drive handle B L007 CAUTION A hot surface nearby L007 b Support the bottom of the NVMe U 2 drive as you slide the drive out of the system holding the drive by its sides Note Do not pull the drive out by using the ha...

Page 419: ... have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If necessary remove the NVMe U 2 drive from the antistatic package 3 To install or replace an NVMe U 2 drive complete the following steps a Press the handle release latch A in the direction that is shown to release the latch handle b...

Page 420: ... Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Put the cable management bracket in the operating position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while moving the cable management bracket A to its lo...

Page 421: ... Management ASM b In the navigation area expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Validate UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display C...

Page 422: ...ock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Figure 358 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit c Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing Figure 359 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit 416 Power System...

Page 423: ... continue to the next step If the system is cabled correctly the blue identify LED on each system node will light up in sequence from the top node to the bottom node If the LEDs do not light up in sequence the FSP cables need to be re installed d Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then select All of the above in the Display Cable Status section and click Continue The system valid...

Page 424: ...drive LED locations The NVMe U 2 drive has two LEDs that indicate the following status A power activity LED green An error and identify function LED amber Figure 361 Locations of the NVMe U 2 LEDs in the 9080 M9S system 418 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 425: ...the system matches the serial number to be serviced Look for a flashing amber LED which identifies the slot that was selected by using the identify function c Stop the system For instructions see Stopping a system www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj crustopsys htm 5 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control un...

Page 426: ...ice position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while you lift the cable management bracket A to its raised position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket into position 420 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 427: ...m damaging your hardware When you use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an un...

Page 428: ...ack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To remove an NVMe U 2 drive complete the following steps a Press the release latch A in the direction that is shown to release the drive handle B L007 CAUTION A hot surface nearby L007 b Support the bottom of the NVMe U 2 drive as you slide the drive out of the system holding the drive by its sides Note Do not pull the drive out by ...

Page 429: ...n appropriate ESD surface 4 Install an NVMe drive filler a With the drive filler handle A in the open position slide the filler into the slot where you permanently removed the NVMe U 2 drive b Close the drive filler handle A in the direction that is shown until it locks in place NVMe drives 423 ...

Page 430: ... discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Put the cable management bracket in the operating position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while moving the cable management bracket A to its lower position b Turn the quarter turn fa...

Page 431: ...ot support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed in the correct locations and displays a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status i...

Page 432: ...g Figure 369 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit d Lightly pull on the UPIC cable from both attachment points to ensure it is locked into place Pull the cable connector do not pull on the wire The cables should be firmly attached to the system 5 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashin...

Page 433: ...led correctly the blue identify LED on each system node will light up in sequence from the top node to the bottom node If the LEDs do not light up in sequence the FSP cables need to be re installed d Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then select All of the above in the Display Cable Status section and click Continue The system validates that the cables are installed in the corre...

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Page 435: ...equired software is installed to support the new feature See the Power Systems Prerequisites website Important If you are installing a PCIe3 cable adapter and want to connect a EMX0 PCIe3 expansion drawer via the HMC you must have the HMC driver 9 1 921 0 or later installed 2 Take appropriate precautions for avoiding electric shock and for handling static sensitive devices For more information see...

Page 436: ...r has three LEDs that indicate the following status A power activity LED green An identify function LED amber for the adapter labeled C1 An identify function LED amber for the cassette labeled with an exclamation mark 430 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 437: ...x operating system controls the slot continue with step 12 on page 434 7 To prepare the system to install an adapter when the system is powered off complete the following steps a Activate the identify function For instructions see Identifying a part www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj sal htm b Physically verify that the slot you identified is where you want to install the adapter Use...

Page 438: ...ff label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 372 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit 432 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 439: ...ger menu select Add a PCI Hot Plug Adapter and then press Enter e Select the appropriate slot from the list that is displayed on the screen and then press Enter f Physically verify that the slot you identified is where you want to install the adapter Use the blue identify LED on the enclosure to locate the system Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced ...

Page 440: ...em complete the following steps a Log in to the system console as the root user b Run the following command to list the available slots lsslot c pci a The following screen is an example of the information that is displayed by this command Slot Description Device s U7879 001 DQD014E P1 C1 PCI X capable 64 bit 133MHz slot Empty U7879 001 DQD014E P1 C4 PCI X capable 64 bit 133MHz slot Empty U7879 001...

Page 441: ...he cable management bracket A to its raised position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket into position Figure 374 Placing the cable management bracket in the raised service position 14 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap The ESD wrist strap must be connected to an unpainted metal surface until the service procedure is completed and if applicable until ...

Page 442: ...r in the system complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If necessary remove the adapter from the antistatic package Attention Avoid touching the components and gold connectors on the adapter 3 Place the adapte...

Page 443: ...er cassette from the 9080 M9S system 5 Remove the side cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the side cover and slide the cover in the direction that is shown b Lift the side cover off the cassette PCIe adapters 437 ...

Page 444: ...r the 9080 M9S system 6 Remove the top cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the top cover and slide the cover in the direction that is shown b Lift the top cover off the cassette 438 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 445: ... 7 Remove the tailstock filler from the cassette a Pull the tailstock filler away from the cassette in the direction that is shown b Save the tailstock filler for a future use You must have a tailstock filler in an empty cassette in a system to ensure proper airflow PCIe adapters 439 ...

Page 446: ...ainers continue with the next step If you have adapter retainers complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the retainer latches A are in the open position by pushing up on the latch in the direction that is shown in the following figure 2 Slide up the retainers and remove them from the cassette and then discard them 440 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 447: ...ners for the 9080 M9S system so you can slide them off and discard them Note The adapter retainers are not needed b Press the adapter firmly into its connector as shown in the following figure ensuring that it is seated PCIe adapters 441 ...

Page 448: ...s secured in the adapter retainer channel 9 Replace the top cover on the cassette a Lower the top cover on the top of the cassette b Slide the top cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely 442 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 449: ...r cassette for the 9080 M9S system 10 Replace the side cover on the cassette a Place the side cover on the side of the cassette b Slide the side cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely PCIe adapters 443 ...

Page 450: ...er alignment when you insert a adapter cassette into the system a Align the cassette on the cassette rail in the cassette slot b Slide the cassette forward until the cassette is fully seated c To lock the adapter in its slot rotate the adapter latch A in the direction that is shown in the following figure 444 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 451: ... your system http www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9egp p9egp_connect_kickoff htm If you have an HMC managed 9040 MR9 or 9080 M9S system you can connect and activate the expansion drawer cable when the system power is turned on Otherwise you must connect the cable with the system power turned off The cable is activated when you start the system 3 Connect any cables or transceivers to th...

Page 452: ... UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed in the correct locations and displays a ...

Page 453: ...s are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e ...

Page 454: ...the wire The cables should be firmly attached to the system b Start the system For instructions see Starting a system www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj crustartsys htm c Continue with step 18 on page 449 12 If you are using the AIX operating system you must configure the adapter by completing the following steps a Install the AIX device drivers for the installed adapter For instruct...

Page 455: ... the deletion of the namespaces 3 Press F12 to return to the SST main menu e On the System Service Tools SST display select Work with disk units Work with disk configuration Work with NVM Devices Create NVM Namespaces f Select the NVMe device that you installed g On the Create NVM Namespaces display select the quantity and capacity of the namespaces disk units that you want to create on the newly ...

Page 456: ...tm Removing and replacing a cassette Preparing the 9080 M9S system to remove and replace an adapter cassette Procedure 1 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 387 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down o...

Page 457: ...f the system put the cable management bracket in the service position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while you lift the cable management bracket A to its raised position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket into position PCIe adapters 451 ...

Page 458: ...your hardware to prevent the electrostatic discharge from damaging your hardware When you use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD pa...

Page 459: ...the slot a Press in on the latch release A as shown in the following figure The latch is released b Rotate the latch in the direction shown The cassette is released from the slot c Pull the cassette straight out from the slot Figure 390 Removing the adapter cassette from the 9080 M9S system 3 Remove the side cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the side cover and slide the cover i...

Page 460: ...r the 9080 M9S system 4 Remove the top cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the top cover and slide the cover in the direction that is shown b Lift the top cover off the cassette 454 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 461: ...not have adapter retainers continue with the next step If you have adapter retainers complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the retainer latches are in the open position by pushing up on the latch in the direction that is shown in the following figure 2 Slide the adapter retainers up and remove them from the cassette and then discard the retainers PCIe adapters 455 ...

Page 462: ...3 Opening the adapter retainers for the 9040 MR9 system Note The adapter retainers are not needed b Pull the adapter away from the connectors 456 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 463: ...the PCIe adapter so that you can install it into the replacement PCIe adapter cassette 7 Remove the PCIe adapter cassette from the antistatic packaging 8 Remove the side cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the side cover and slide the cover in the direction that is shown b Lift the side cover off the cassette PCIe adapters 457 ...

Page 464: ...r the 9080 M9S system 9 Remove the top cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the top cover and slide the cover in the direction that is shown b Lift the top cover off the cassette 458 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 465: ...ure 396 Removing the top cover from the adapter cassette for the 9080 M9S system 10 Press the adapter firmly into its connector as shown in the following figure ensuring that it is seated PCIe adapters 459 ...

Page 466: ...stem 11 Replace the top cover on the cassette a Lower the top cover on the top of the cassette b Slide the top cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely 460 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 467: ...r cassette for the 9080 M9S system 12 Replace the side cover on the cassette a Place the side cover on the side of the cassette b Slide the side cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely PCIe adapters 461 ...

Page 468: ... connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Ensure that the target slot is empty 3 Slide the cassette into the slot by completing the following steps Attention Ensure proper alignment when you insert a adapter cassette into the system a Align the cassette on the cassette rail in the cassette slot b Slide the cassette forward until the cassette is fully seated c To lock the adapter ...

Page 469: ...to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If removed connect the cables or transceivers to the adapter 3 Route the cables through the cable management bracket 4 Put the cable management bracket in the operating position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while moving the cable management bracket A to its lower position b ...

Page 470: ...t the UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed in the correct locations and displa...

Page 471: ...ed location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Figure 402 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit c Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing Figure 403 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit d Lightly pull on the UPIC cable from both attachment points to ensure it is locked into place Pull the cable...

Page 472: ...le Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI Rempving and replacing an adapter Preparing the 9080 M9S ...

Page 473: ... white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 404 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 405 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit PCIe adapters 467 ...

Page 474: ...n 4 Label and disconnect all of the cables or transceivers that are attached to the adapter you plan to remove Use a hook and loop fastener to hold the cables in place 5 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap The ESD wrist strap must be connected to an unpainted metal surface until the service procedure is completed and if applicable until the service access cover is replaced Attention...

Page 475: ...onds before you continue with the service process Removing a PCIe adapter from the 9080 M9S system Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove the adapter cassette from the slot a Press in on the latch release A as shown in the following figur...

Page 476: ...r the 9080 M9S system 4 Remove the top cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the top cover and slide the cover in the direction that is shown b Lift the top cover off the cassette 470 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 477: ...not have adapter retainers continue with the next step If you have adapter retainers complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the retainer latches are in the open position by pushing up on the latch in the direction that is shown in the following figure 2 Slide the adapter retainers up and remove them from the cassette and then discard the retainers PCIe adapters 471 ...

Page 478: ...0 Opening the adapter retainers for the 9040 MR9 system Note The adapter retainers are not needed b Pull the adapter away from the connectors 472 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 479: ...re that the target slot is empty 3 If necessary remove the adapter from the antistatic package Attention Avoid touching the components and gold connectors on the adapter 4 Place the adapter component side up on a flat antistatic surface Attention A pin on the tailstock of the adapter resembles a removable screw Do not remove this pin It is required for correct alignment and seating 5 If you want p...

Page 480: ...ystem 7 Replace the top cover on the cassette a Lower the top cover on the top of the cassette b Slide the top cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely 474 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 481: ...er cassette for the 9080 M9S system 8 Replace the side cover on the cassette a Place the side cover on the side of the cassette b Slide the side cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely PCIe adapters 475 ...

Page 482: ...er alignment when you insert a adapter cassette into the system a Align the cassette on the cassette rail in the cassette slot b Slide the cassette forward until the cassette is fully seated c To lock the adapter in its slot rotate the adapter latch A in the direction that is shown in the following figure 476 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 483: ...ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If removed connect the cables or transceivers to the adapter 3 Route the cables through the cable management bracket 4 Put the cable management bracket in the operating position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while moving the...

Page 484: ...e UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed in the correct locations and displays a...

Page 485: ...e error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI 9 If you replaced a PCIe3 x8 non volatile memory SSD NVMe adapter and the logical partition that controls the adapter is running the IBM i operating system complete the following steps to prepare the NVMe adapter for operation a Start the IBM i System Service Tools STRSST an...

Page 486: ...ove an adapter Procedure 1 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 417 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit 480 Power Sy...

Page 487: ...gement bracket in the service position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while you lift the cable management bracket A to its raised position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket into position PCIe adapters 481 ...

Page 488: ...your hardware to prevent the electrostatic discharge from damaging your hardware When you use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD pa...

Page 489: ...do so now 2 Remove the adapter cassette from the slot a Press in on the latch release A as shown in the following figure The latch is released b Rotate the latch in the direction shown The cassette is released from the slot c Pull the cassette straight out from the slot Figure 420 Removing the adapter cassette from the 9080 M9S system 3 Remove the side cover from the cassette a Press the release b...

Page 490: ...r the 9080 M9S system 4 Remove the top cover from the cassette a Press the release button on the top cover and slide the cover in the direction that is shown b Lift the top cover off the cassette 484 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 491: ...not have adapter retainers continue with the next step If you have adapter retainers complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the retainer latches are in the open position by pushing up on the latch in the direction that is shown in the following figure 2 Slide the adapter retainers up and remove them from the cassette and then discard the retainers PCIe adapters 485 ...

Page 492: ...3 Opening the adapter retainers for the 9040 MR9 system Note The adapter retainers are not needed b Pull the adapter away from the connectors 486 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 493: ...ponent side up on a flat antistatic surface 6 After permanently removing a PCIe adapter you must install a PCIe filler in the cassette a Carefully grasp the filler and align the filler with the slot and its connector in the cassette b Press the filler firmly into the connectors PCIe adapters 487 ...

Page 494: ...ystem 7 Replace the top cover on the cassette a Lower the top cover on the top of the cassette b Slide the top cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely 488 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 495: ...pter cassette for the 9080 M9S system 8 Replace the side cover on the cassette a Place the side cover on the side of the cassette b Slide the side cover in the direction that is shown in the following figure until it latches securely PCIe adapters 489 ...

Page 496: ...oper alignment when you insert a adapter cassette into the system a Align the cassette on the cassette rail in the cassette slot b Slide the cassette forward until the cassette is fully seated c To lock the adapter in its slot rotate the adapter latch A in the direction that is shown in the following figure 490 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 497: ...e ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Put the cable management bracket in the operating position as shown in the following figure a Pull out the quarter turn fasteners B and turn them to disengage them while moving the cable management bracket A to its lower position b Turn the quarter turn fasteners B to engage and lock the bracket ...

Page 498: ...UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed ...

Page 499: ...usly identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Figure 430 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit c Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing Figure 431 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit d Lightly pull on the UPIC cable from both attachment points to ensure it is locked into place P...

Page 500: ...tion Otherwise if your configuration includes only one node continue to the next step If the system is cabled correctly the blue identify LED on each system node will light up in sequence from the top node to the bottom node If the LEDs do not light up in sequence the FSP cables need to be re installed d Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then select All of the above in the Displ...

Page 501: ...hat the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove the Power APSS and TPM card Note Be careful not to damage the identification LED activation button as you complete these steps a Unlock the levers A to release the Power APSS and TPM card from its connector Refer to the following image b Rotate the levers in the direction shown c Whi...

Page 502: ...ged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the Power APSS and TPM card a With the levers A in the open position hold the Power APSS and TPM card by the levers and lower the card into its slot in the system Refer to the following image b Gently push the Power APSS and TPM card card into its connector c Rotate the levers in the direction shown and pr...

Page 503: ...Figure 433 Replacing the Power APSS and TPM card Power APSS and trusted platform module card 497 ...

Page 504: ...498 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 505: ...ou chose to complete this repair with the power off Note If you chose to disconnect power for this procedure you already removed both UPIC cables The following images show both UPIC cables being unplugged so that you are aware of the location for each cable However if you chose to complete this repair with the power on you will only need to unplug the cable from the power interface card that you a...

Page 506: ...h against the front of the latch A and then pull the latch out from the rear B This action releases the latch c Rotate the power interface card handle in the direction shown in the following figure to unlock the card from its slot d Hold on to the power interface card handle and use your hand to support the bottom of the card as you pull the card out from its slot as shown in the following figure ...

Page 507: ...rface card a Ensure that the power interface card handle A is open as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the power interface card handle and use your hand to support the bottom of the card as you slide the card into its slot as shown in the following figure c Push the power interface card handle in the direction shown in the following figure d Push against the front of the latch B with you...

Page 508: ... being unplugged so that you are aware of the location for each cable If you chose to complete this procedure with the power on you only need to reconnect the cable to the power interface card that you are servicing a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure 502 Power ...

Page 509: ...g as shown in the following figure Figure 439 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system control unit d Lightly pull on the UPIC cable from both attachment points to ensure it is locked into place Pull the cable connector do not pull on the wire The cables should be firmly attached to the system Power interface card 503 ...

Page 510: ...504 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 511: ...plete procedure to remove and replace a system power supply and that you can remove and replace the power supply within this time Procedure 1 If applicable open the rack front door 2 Place your fingers on the indentations located on both sides of the cover A and pull the cover away from the system as shown in the following figure CAUTION The fans can pull in hair jewelry loose clothing and so fort...

Page 512: ...s are installed in the front of the system The following figure shows the location of the power supplies in a system and the position of the light emitting diodes LEDs on the power supply 506 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 513: ...ble 54 Description of the power supply LED states AC Power LED Green DC Power LED Green Identify LED Amber Power Supply Status On Solid On Solid Off The power supply is operating correctly See B in the following figure On Solid Flashing Off The system is turned off but the power supply is still connected to the power source See C in the following figure On Solid On Solid Flashing The power supply ...

Page 514: ...owered on 5 Ensure that the amber LED corresponds to the location of the power supply and the lit fault LED 6 If you can complete the procedure with the system power turned on continue with step 8 on page 509 7 If you need to power off the server to complete the repair operation complete the following steps a Label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit as shown in the follow...

Page 515: ...em control unit Figure 444 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 8 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap The ESD wrist strap must be connected to an unpainted metal surface until the service procedure is completed and if applicable until the service access cover is replaced Power supplies 509 ...

Page 516: ...nimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an unpainted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process Removing a power supply from the 9080 M9S system To remove a power supply complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostati...

Page 517: ...ecting a cord from a power supply b Push tab A down of the power supply being serviced and pull it towards the direction of the arrow shown Keep pulling until the power supply slides out from the slot Power supplies 511 ...

Page 518: ...d metal surface If not do so now 2 To replace the power supply complete the following steps a Pull the latch down on the power supply as shown in the following figure b Align the power supply with the bay and slide the power supply into the system as shown in the following figure Ensure that the pins on the latch go into the grooves in the chassis c Push the latch up to lock the power supply in pl...

Page 519: ...Figure 447 Replacing a power supply d Connect the power cord to the power supply as shown in the following figure e Tuck the power cord into the chassis Power supplies 513 ...

Page 520: ...lugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off using your labels reconnect the UPIC cables to the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location ...

Page 521: ...bles should be firmly attached to the system 3 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to valida...

Page 522: ...PIC cables in the previous step You can skip this step a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system being serviced Then click Actions View All Actions Launch Advanced Systems Management ASM b In the navigation area expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Validate UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC c...

Page 523: ...Figure 451 Installing the front cover 9 If applicable close the rack front door Power supplies 517 ...

Page 524: ...518 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 525: ...ify LED on the enclosure to locate the system Ensure that the serial number of the system matches the serial number to be serviced 2 Stop the system For instructions see Stopping a system www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj crustopsys htm 3 Open the rear rack door if necessary 4 Label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1...

Page 526: ...eiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an ...

Page 527: ...following figure Notes This system node might be equipped with two or more power supplies If the removing and replacing procedures require the system power to be turned off ensure that all power sources to the system node are disconnected Figure 454 Removing the rear power cords Processor VRM 521 ...

Page 528: ... L003 or or or or 522 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 529: ...and power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place c Label and unplug both service processor FSP cables B from the system node being serviced using the pull tab A attached to the connector Processor VRM 523 ...

Page 530: ...stem node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure 524 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 531: ...Figure 456 Removing the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure Processor VRM 525 ...

Page 532: ...or more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node 526 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 533: ...s on the cable If the metal connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node Processor VRM 527 ...

Page 534: ...tem node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure 528 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 535: ...Figure 460 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure Processor VRM 529 ...

Page 536: ...igure 461 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure 530 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 537: ...front screws k Release the side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure Processor VRM 531 ...

Page 538: ...For proper cooling and airflow replace the cover before turning on the system a Push the release latch A in the direction shown in the following figure b Slide the cover B off the system unit as shown in the following figure When the service access cover has cleared the upper frame ledge lift the cover up and off the system unit 532 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system...

Page 539: ...on the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the green LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists to light the identify LED on the faulty part If the green LED A does not light use the location code on the service label to find the physical location of the faulty part Processor VRM 533 ...

Page 540: ...r the flashing amber LED of the faulty or failed processor voltage regulator module Processor voltage regulator modules are in locations P1 C14 P1 C17 P1 C18 and P1 C21 Refer to the following image 534 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 541: ...ctrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove a processor voltage regulator module by completing the following steps a Unlock the levers A to release the voltage regulator module from its connector Refer to the following image b Rotate the levers in the direction shown c While holding...

Page 542: ...o an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To replace a processor voltage regulator module complete the following steps a With the levers A in the open position hold the voltage regulator module by its levers and lower the voltage regulator module into its slot in the system Refer to the following image b Gently push the voltage regulator module into its connector c Rotate the levers in the d...

Page 543: ... the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B by pushi...

Page 544: ...ck to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position 538 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 545: ...Figure 470 Placing the system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure Processor VRM 539 ...

Page 546: ...Figure 471 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure 540 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 547: ...system node that you are servicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 473 on page 542 and Table 55 on page 542 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables Processor VRM 541 ...

Page 548: ...ram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 542 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 549: ...W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 474 on page 544 and Tabl...

Page 550: ...ing a Three Node Configuration Table 56 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 544 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 551: ...5 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C ...

Page 552: ...25 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 475 on page 547 and Table 57 on page 548 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 546 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 553: ...Figure 475 Cabling a Four Node Configuration Processor VRM 547 ...

Page 554: ...8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T2...

Page 555: ...1 T30 2Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ...

Page 556: ...1 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identified location in the system...

Page 557: ...ll the SMP cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure Processor VRM 551 ...

Page 558: ...rmation card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles 552 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 559: ...le attaches to the clip C Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 479 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles name...

Page 560: ... This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle contains 5W 5X 5Y and 5Z Th...

Page 561: ...igure 481 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Table 58 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 482 on page 556 and Table 59 on page 556 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables Processor VRM 555 ...

Page 562: ...replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure 556 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 563: ...Figure 483 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure Processor VRM 557 ...

Page 564: ...attached to the system b Repeat step 5 a on page 556 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 6 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing 558 Power Systems Removing and replaci...

Page 565: ...Figure 485 Service processor FSP cabling Processor VRM 559 ...

Page 566: ... P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 7 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 486 USB Cabling Table 61 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable into the previously identi...

Page 567: ...ing the USB cable into the system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure Processor VRM 561 ...

Page 568: ...USB cable into the system control unit 8 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure 562 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 569: ...trol unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Processor VRM 563 ...

Page 570: ...tached to the system 10 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 11 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system ...

Page 571: ...alidation Then select All of the above in the Display Cable Status section and click Continue The system validates that the cables are installed in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status i...

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Page 573: ...level of server firmware in the upper right corner under the copyright statement for example 01EM310 or FW760 00 AM760_019 2 Check and record the following service processor card settings System Name System Power Control System Service Aids System Configuration Network Services Performance Option Login Profile 3 Locate the amber LED for the failed service processor card as shown in the following f...

Page 574: ...procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this...

Page 575: ... A to the right as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the service processor card pull out the service processor card from its slot as shown in the following figure Figure 493 Removing the service processor card Replacing the service processor card in the 9080 M9S system control unit Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostati...

Page 576: ...gure 494 Resetting the service processor card b Ensure that the handle A for the service processor card is open as shown in the following figure c Hold on to the handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the service processor card push the service processor card into its slot as shown in the following figure d Push the handle A in the direction shown in the following figure e Continue...

Page 577: ...e processor card 3 Remove the cover for the time of day battery as shown in the following figure by pinching in on the blue plastic cover at A then by pulling the cover away from the service processor card Service processor cards 571 ...

Page 578: ...Remove the protective plastic insulator B from the time of day battery to allow the time of day battery to make contact with the service processor card as shown in the following figure 572 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 579: ...ic insulator 5 Align the bottom tabs of the time of day battery cover in the two slots under the battery as shown in the following figure Roll the battery cover up and secure the cover to the service processor card Service processor cards 573 ...

Page 580: ... FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to validate only the UPIC cables 4 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the nex...

Page 581: ...click Validate UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables...

Page 582: ...used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away fr...

Page 583: ...lue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system control unit Figure 501 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 6 Place your fingers on the indentations located on both sides of the cover A and pull the cover away from the system as shown in the following figure Service processor cards 577 ...

Page 584: ...e removed with the system operating ensure that all such loose material is secured away from the fan area to prevent any loose material from being pulled into the fan Figure 502 Removing the front cover 7 Disconnect all of the front power cords that plug into the power supplies of the system node that is being serviced 578 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 585: ... ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To remove a service processor interface card complete the following steps a For the service processor interface card that has the amber LED on pull the blue service processor interface card handle latch A to the right as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the service processor interface ca...

Page 586: ... so now 2 To replace a service processor interface card complete the following steps a Ensure that the service processor interface card handle A is open as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the service processor interface card handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the service processor interface card push the service processor interface card into its slot as shown in the ...

Page 587: ... complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Using your labels reconnect the cables for the service processor interface card that you replaced 3 Connect all of the front power cords that plug into the power suppli...

Page 588: ...over A on the front of the system unit as shown in the following figure so that the four pins B on the system match the four holes at the rear of the cover Press the front cover into position 582 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 589: ...les to the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing b Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place Service processor cards 583 ...

Page 590: ...ched to the system 6 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not power off the system skip the next step and continue to the step to validate only the UPIC cables 7 ...

Page 591: ...nd d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI and skip the following step 8 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate only the UPIC cables Note If you powered off the system to complete this repair you validated the UPIC cables in the previous step You can skip this step a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise ...

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Page 593: ...ugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 At the rear of the system control unit use a T15 Torx screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws A as shown in the following figure Figure 510 Loosening the screws and removing the system backplane 3 Hold on to one side of the bulkhead and use your other hand to support the bottom of the system backplane as yo...

Page 594: ...ack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Remove the new system backplane from its packaging 3 Support the bottom of the system backplane as you slide the backplane into the rear of the chassis as shown in the following figure Figure 511 Replacing the system backplane and tightening the screws 4 At the rear of the system control unit use a T15 Torx screwdriver to tighten th...

Page 595: ...c discharge ESD mat Service representative tool kit which includes tweezers 4 mm T handle Allen wrench T10 Torx bit T15 Torx bit in hex driver to in square socket adapter driver in driver with 6 in extension in ratchet driver and in driver handle Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an un...

Page 596: ...e cards in the tray one row at a time in the order in which you remove the cards you do not need to label each card When you replace the cards install them row by row in the order that you placed them in the tray e Repeat steps 2 a on page 589 through 2 d on page 590 to remove all of the cards in the row inside the system that is nearest the fans 3 Remove the memory modules from locations P1 C22 t...

Page 597: ...he remaining memory modules or fillers 4 Remove the processor voltage regulator modules from locations P1 C14 P1 C17 P1 C18 and P1 C21 a Unlock the levers A to release the voltage regulator module from its connector Refer to the following image b Rotate the levers in the direction shown c While holding the voltage regulator module by its levers pull upward to remove the card from its slot d Place ...

Page 598: ... regulator modules 5 Remove the heat sinks and system processor modules one at a time L007 CAUTION A hot surface nearby L007 a Loosen the heat sink actuation screw by turning the supplied hex key counterclockwise A Loosen the screw until it moves freely Refer to the following figure 592 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 599: ...g upward Note If you plan to remove dust or debris from the heat sink this operation must be performed in another room that is greater than 7 6 m 24 9 ft away from the work area c Using the supplied tweezers remove the TIM from the top of the processor and place it in a clean dry area as shown in the following figure Be careful not to damage the TIM as it is very light and fragile System backplane...

Page 600: ...ule d Open the system processor module packaging which was included with the replacement system backplane kit e Place the system processor module package cover upside down next to the tray 594 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 601: ... processor module package cover upside down f Ensure that the removal tool A is in the open position as shown in the following figure The middle ring B must be pushed down and blue tabs C must be turned inward System backplanes 595 ...

Page 602: ...edge on the tool aligns with the beveled edge of the processor C as shown in the following figure h Lower the tool over the system processor module Ensure that the two guide pins A insert into the alignment holes B on each side of the tool as shown in the following figure 596 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 603: ...on the ring A slightly so that the blue tabs B snap outward and the jaws engage with the system processor module as shown in the following figure Make sure that both of the tool jaws are locked onto the system processor module by pushing down on the tool Important Do not press the blue release ring until directed to do so later System backplanes 597 ...

Page 604: ...ack into the socket of the system processor module If the system processor module falls back into the socket of system processor module the pins may be damaged Place the system processor module at an angle on the top cover of the packaging as shown in the following figure Setting the tool and system processor module at an angle on the top cover of the system processor module packaging makes it eas...

Page 605: ...hile pushing the blue tabs C inwards as shown in the following figure Ensure that the ring catches the openings on the blue tabs and that the blue tabs are locked in a fixed position To prevent the system processor module from falling pull up on the round lever before you place the tool on the top cover of the system processor module packaging System backplanes 599 ...

Page 606: ...2 through 5 k on page 599 to remove each heat sink and system processor module one at a time 6 Remove the chassis a Use a T15 Torx driver to remove eight screws from each side of the chassis as shown in the following figures 600 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 607: ...Figure 523 Removing the screws from the side of the chassis b Use a T15 Torx driver to remove the four front screws near the fan slots as shown in the following figure System backplanes 601 ...

Page 608: ...524 Removing the screws from the front of the chassis c Use a T15 Torx driver to remove two screws from the front of the top of the chassis 602 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 609: ...Figure 525 Removing the screws from the top of the chassis d Lift the chassis straight up away from the system backplane and set the chassis aside until you are ready to replace it System backplanes 603 ...

Page 610: ...instructions assume two people are performing the removal If you re using a lift tool refer to the lift tool documentation for instructions to use the lift tool a Pull the release latch A on each rail b As you carefully lift the system backplane off the rails keep the back end low and the front end high Figure 527 Lifting the system backplane off the rails 604 Power Systems Removing and replacing ...

Page 611: ...plane on an appropriate ESD surface 8 Remove both slam latch bracket assemblies from the system backplane by loosening the flat head screws A with a T15 Torx screwdriver as shown in the following figure System backplanes 605 ...

Page 612: ...f you re using a lift tool refer to the lift tool documentation for instructions to use the lift tool System backplane kit which includes a tray in which you can place the parts as you remove them Note If your system backplane kit does not include a tray you can also place the parts on a large electrostatic discharge ESD mat Service representative tool kit which includes tweezers 4 mm T handle All...

Page 613: ...29 Replacing the slam latch assemblies 4 Install the new system backplane Remember The system backplane requires two people or a lift tool to install it These instructions assume two people are performing the installation If you re using a lift tool refer to the lift tool documentation for instructions to use the lift tool a Extend the slide rails from the rack if needed b As you carefully lower t...

Page 614: ... pins d As you continue lowering the front of the system backplane into the rails the middle and front guide pins drop into the slide rail slots You might find it helpful to hold the slide rails tightly against the system backplane so that the pins will be seated flush with the rail slots 5 Replace the chassis a Lower the chassis straight down over the system backplane 608 Power Systems Removing a...

Page 615: ...re 531 Lowering the chassis over the system backplane b Use a T15 Torx driver to replace two screws in the top of the chassis Figure 532 Replacing the screws in the top of the chassis System backplanes 609 ...

Page 616: ...c Use a T15 Torx driver to replace four front screws near the fan slots as shown in the following figure 610 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 617: ...screws in the front of the chassis d Use a T15 Torx driver to replace eight screws from each side of the chassis as shown in the following figures Figure 534 Replacing the screws in the side of the chassis System backplanes 611 ...

Page 618: ...diately install a system processor module in each socket a Grasp the latches on both sides of the socket dust cover and squeeze them inwards until the latches release from the pins on the system backplane See the following figure b Lift the socket dust cover straight up as shown in the following figure Set the dust cover aside 612 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 619: ...from the original system backplane in the exposed socket on the new system backplane a Lower the tool over the system processor module on the top cover of the packaging as shown in the following figure Ensure that the beveled edge on the tool aligns with the beveled edge of the processor Ensure that the two guide pins A are inserted into the alignment holes B on each side of the tool System backpl...

Page 620: ... that the blue tabs B snap outward and the jaws engage with the system processor module C as shown in the following figure Make sure that both of the tool jaws are locked onto the system processor module by pushing down on the tool Important Do not press the blue release tabs until directed to do so later 614 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 621: ...e tool with the beveled corner on the socket Align the guide pins A with the alignment holes B on each side of the tool Use care to lower the tool evenly without tilting the tool Refer to the following figure Note Do not attempt to slide the tool and the system processor module in any direction while the system processor module is touching the socket If the tool and the system processor module are...

Page 622: ...le e Open the latches that hold the system processor module in the supplied removal tool A as shown in the following figure Push down on the ring B while pressing in on the tabs C 616 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 623: ...he following figure The thermal interface material TIM is typically adhered to the heat sink Unless damaged the TIM that is adhered to the heat sink can be reused The previous TIM needs to be perfectly flat to be reused If the TIM is damaged torn wrinkled or if you are unsure do not reuse the removed heat sink Ensure that you have a spare TIM and heat sink on hand System backplanes 617 ...

Page 624: ...g Carefully remove the TIM holding it by the edges of the carrier strip and holding it away from the shipping container j Remove the protective film from the clear carrier strip by using the supplied tweezers Note The TIM must remain flat Small wrinkles are acceptable but folds are not acceptable k Using the tweezers remove the TIM from the carrier strip and center it onto the system processor mod...

Page 625: ...s move the old processor s TIM from the clean dry surface and center it onto the new system processor module Then continue to step 7 m on page 620 The TIM has no preferred up side The TIM can be placed on the processor and centered as shown in the following figure System backplanes 619 ...

Page 626: ...Figure 542 Moving the TIM onto the processor m Place the heat sink on the TIM as shown in the following figure 620 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 627: ...nter load screw clockwise by using the supplied hex key as shown by B in the following figure until a firm stop is reached If the heat sink moves noticeably the load arms are not engaged Unscrew the center load screw and repeat this step again System backplanes 621 ...

Page 628: ...l the socket dust covers on the original system backplane The socket dust covers protect the sockets during shipping a Lower the socket dust cover over one of the sockets on the system backplane and ensure that the holes B on the socket dust cover align with the two guide pins A on the system backplane Push straight down until the latches D on the socket dust cover engage with the latches C on the...

Page 629: ...em in the same order in which you placed them in the tray a With the levers A in the open position hold the voltage regulator module by its levers and lower the voltage regulator module into its slot in the system Refer to the following image b Gently push the voltage regulator module into its connector c Rotate the levers in the direction shown and press down on the latches to secure the voltage ...

Page 630: ... Attention Memory modules are keyed to prevent a memory module from being installed incorrectly Note the location of the key tab within the memory module connector before you attempt to install the memory module b Replace the memory module by pushing it into slot until the tabs A lock into place as shown in the following figure c Repeat steps 11 a on page 624 through 11 b on page 624 to replace th...

Page 631: ... placed them in the tray This row includes seven memory voltage regulator modules four miscellaneous A voltage regulator modules one miscellaneous B voltage regulator module two power APSS and TPM cards and the concurrent maintenance circuit card in locations P1 C54 through P1 C68 a With the levers A in the open position hold the card by the levers and lift it from the ESD tray System backplanes 6...

Page 632: ...ard with levers in the open position b Continue holding the card by the levers and lower the card into its slot in the system Refer to the following image 626 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 633: ... nearest the fans c Gently push the card into its connector d Rotate the levers in the direction that is shown and press down on the latches to secure the card in its slot e Repeat these steps to replace all of the cards System backplanes 627 ...

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Page 635: ...module Thermal interface material TIM Tweezers Putty knife Heat sink 4MM T handle Allen wrench Procedure 1 Label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 550 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system c...

Page 636: ...at a time The rack might become unstable if you pull out more than one drawer at a time a Label and disconnect the rear power cords from the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure Notes This system node might be equipped with two or more power supplies If the removing and replacing procedures require the system power to be turned off ensure that all power sources to the system...

Page 637: ...Figure 552 Removing the rear power cords L003 or or System processor module 631 ...

Page 638: ...hazardous voltages disconnect all power cords and power cables L003 b Label and disconnect all of the PCIe cables or transceivers that are attached to the PCIe adapters for the system node you are servicing Use hook and loop fasteners to hold the PCIe cables in place 632 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 639: ...ab A attached to the connector Figure 553 Removing the service processor cable from the system node d Label and unplug the UPIC cables for the system node that you are servicing if applicable 1 Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing as shown in the following figure System processor module 633 ...

Page 640: ...oving the UPIC cable lock 2 Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out the UPIC cable from the system node as shown in the following figure 634 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 641: ... If needed to allow for more slack in the SMP cables label and unclip the SMP cable bundle from the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure and move the SMP cables to near the center of the system node System processor module 635 ...

Page 642: ...l connectors are bent or damaged they need to be replaced 1 Slightly push in the cable bundle A as shown in the following figure to relieve the spring pressure of the cable connector 2 Pull the blue latch B as shown in the following figure to release the inner cable latch 3 Remove the SMP cable C from the system node 636 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 643: ... SMP cables for a system node use hook and loop fasteners to connect the cables to the cable management bracket so the cables do not hang loosely h If you are servicing system node ND1 or ND2 label and unplug the USB cable as shown in the following figure System processor module 637 ...

Page 644: ...8 Removing the USB cable from the system node i If present remove the two screws A at the rear of the system as shown in the following figure 638 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 645: ...Figure 559 Removing the rear screws j If present remove the four screws A at the front of the system as shown in the following figure System processor module 639 ...

Page 646: ... side latches B for the system node by pressing them downward and then pulling outward as shown in the following figure l Pull out the system node C as shown in the following figure 640 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 647: ...or static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the...

Page 648: ...ess cover 5 To activate the identify LED for the faulty part press and hold either blue push button on the trusted platform module card as shown in the following figure Verify that the green LED A is lit which indicates that sufficient power exists to light the identify LED on the faulty part If the green LED A does not light use the location code on the service label to find the physical location...

Page 649: ...for the failed system processor module Make a note of which location is flashing that indicates the system processor module to replace The following figure shows the locations of the system processor module LEDs Record the location of the identifying LED System processor module 643 ...

Page 650: ... and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Open the packaging of the new system processor module and place the cover upside down next to the tray as shown in Figure 565 on page 645 The cover is used for the system processor module that you are replacing 644 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 651: ... wrench counterclockwise A Loosen the screw until it moves freely See Figure 566 on page 646 b Grip the heat sink B on opposing sides and remove the heat sink by lifting it upward Set the heat sink aside with the module side facing upward Note If you plan to remove dust or debris from the heat sink this operation must be performed in another room that is greater than 7 6 m 24 9 ft away from the wo...

Page 652: ...emoval by completing the following steps a Ensure that the removal tool A is in the open position as shown in Figure 567 on page 647 The middle ring B must be pushed down and blue tabs C must be turned inward 646 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 653: ...the beveled edge on the tool aligns with the beveled edge of the system processor module C as shown in Figure 568 on page 648 c Lower the tool over the system processor module Ensure that the two guide pins A insert into the alignment holes B on each side of the tool as shown in Figure 568 on page 648 System processor module 647 ...

Page 654: ... that the blue tabs B snap outward and the jaws engage with the system processor module as shown in Figure 569 on page 649 Make sure that both of the tool jaws are locked onto the system processor module by pushing down on the tool Important Do not press the blue release ring until directed to do so later 648 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 655: ...disengage and fall back into the socket of the system processor module If the system processor module falls back into the socket of system processor module the pins may be damaged Place the system processor module at an angle on the top cover of the packaging as shown in Figure 570 on page 650 Setting the tool and system processor module at an angle on the top cover of the system processor module ...

Page 656: ...s C inwards as shown in Figure 571 on page 651 Ensure that the ring catches the openings on the blue tabs and that the blue tabs are locked in a fixed position To prevent the system processor module from falling pull up on the round lever before you place the tool on the top cover of the system processor module packaging 650 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 657: ...arge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Prepare the system processor module for installation a Ensure that the removal tool is in the open position as shown in Figure 572 on page 652 The middle ring must be pushed down and blue tabs must be turned inward System processor module 651 ...

Page 658: ...module as shown in Figure 573 on page 653 Ensure that the beveled edge on the tool aligns with the beveled edge of the system processor module Ensure that the two guide pins A are inserted into the alignment holes B on each side of the tool 652 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 659: ...e ring A slightly so that the blue tabs B snap outward and the jaws engage with the system processor module C as shown in Figure 574 on page 654 Make sure that both of the tool jaws are locked onto the system processor module by pushing down on the tool Important Do not press the blue release tabs until directed to do so later System processor module 653 ...

Page 660: ... module a If dust or debris is present on the system processor socket use the supplied air pump to clean the socket Blow small bursts of air from the center toward the sides of the socket as shown in Figure 575 on page 655 654 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 661: ...veled corner on the socket Align the guide pins A with the alignment holes B on each side of the tool Use care to lower the tool evenly without tilting the tool See Figure 576 on page 656 Note Do not attempt to slide the tool and the system processor module in any direction while the system processor module is touching the socket If the tool and the system processor module are not aligned with the...

Page 662: ...e d Open the latches that hold the system processor module in the supplied removal tool A as shown in Figure 577 on page 657 Push down on the ring B while pressing in on the tabs C 656 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 663: ...ng the system processor module tool e Lift the tool off the system processor module 4 Inspect the thermal interface material TIM for visible signs of damage as shown in Figure 578 on page 658 System processor module 657 ...

Page 664: ...ing heat sink a Open the TIM packaging and carefully remove the TIM holding it by the edges of the carrier strip and holding it away from the shipping container b Remove the protective film from the clear carrier strip by using the supplied tweezers Note The TIM must remain flat Small wrinkles are acceptable but folds are not acceptable c Using the tweezers remove the TIM from the carrier strip an...

Page 665: ...Figure 579 Installing a new TIM onto the system processor module d Place the heat sink on the TIM as shown in Figure 580 on page 660 System processor module 659 ...

Page 666: ... Using the tweezers move the old processor s TIM from the clean dry surface and center it onto the new system processor module The TIM has no preferred up side The TIM can be placed on the processor and centered as shown in Figure 581 on page 661 660 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 667: ...Figure 581 Moving the TIM onto the processor b Place the heat sink on the TIM as shown in Figure 582 on page 662 System processor module 661 ...

Page 668: ...n by A in Figure 583 on page 663 b Tighten the center load screw clockwise by using the supplied 4MM T handle Allen wrench as shown by B in Figure 583 on page 663 until a firm stop is reached If the heat sink moves noticeably the load arms are not engaged Unscrew the center load screw and repeat this step again 662 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 669: ...ocessor module that you replaced by the edges and lift it off of the packaging cover Align the beveled corner of the module A to the corner of the packaging with triangle B and place it in the packaging as shown in Figure 584 on page 664 Close the packaging cover System processor module 663 ...

Page 670: ...D wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the service access cover by completing the following steps a Slide the cover A onto the system unit as shown in the following figure b Close the release latch B by pushing it in the direction shown in the following figure 664 Power Systems Removing and replacin...

Page 671: ...de slowly into the rack to ensure that your fingers do not get caught in the side rails a Unlock the blue rail safety latches A by pushing them towards the front as shown in the following figure b Push the system node back into the rack as shown in the following figure until both system node release latches lock into position System processor module 665 ...

Page 672: ... system node into the operating position c Replace the two screws A at the rear of the system if you removed them earlier as shown in the following figure 666 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 673: ...Figure 587 Replacing the rear screws d Replace the four screws A at the front of the system node as shown in the following figure System processor module 667 ...

Page 674: ...eplacing the front screws 4 Using your labels reconnect the rear power cords to the system node being serviced as shown in the following figure 668 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 675: ...stem node that you are servicing Then refer to your labels and the following steps to reconnect the SMP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing If you have a two node system configuration use Figure 590 on page 670 and Table 62 on page 670 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables System processor module 669 ...

Page 676: ...ram represents a pair of SMP cables Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 6C 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T7 ND2 P1 T7 6D 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T8 ND2 P1 T8 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 670 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 677: ...5 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T17 ND2 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND1 P1 T18 ND2 P1 T18 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T25 ND2 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND1 P1 T26 ND2 P1 T26 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND1 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 If you have a three node system configuration use Figure 591 on page 672 and Table 63 ...

Page 678: ...ing a Three Node Configuration Table 63 Cabling a Three Node Configuration Cable Cable type and length From To 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 672 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 679: ...4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T10 3W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T23 3X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T24 5W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T23 ND2 P1 T23 5X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T24 ND2 P1 T24 3Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T31 3Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T32 5Y 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T31 5Z 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T32 6C 1005 ...

Page 680: ...25 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 If you have a four node system configuration use Figure 592 on page 675 and Table 64 on page 676 to determine the point to point cabling for SMP cables 674 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 681: ...Figure 592 Cabling a Four Node Configuration System processor module 675 ...

Page 682: ...8 ND1 P1 T4 2A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T11 2B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T12 4A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T11 ND3 P1 T11 4B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T12 ND3 P1 T12 1A 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T11 1B 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T12 1W 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T21 1X 1625 mm 5 3 ft ND4 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T22 4W 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T21 ND3 P1 T21 4X 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND4 P1 T2...

Page 683: ... 2Y 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T31 ND2 P1 T29 2Z 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND4 P1 T32 ND2 P1 T30 Cables originating on ND3 5C 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T1 ND2 P1 T1 5D 880 mm 2 9 ft ND3 P1 T2 ND2 P1 T2 3C 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T7 ND1 P1 T1 3D 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T8 ND1 P1 T2 5A 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T9 ND2 P1 T9 5B 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND3 P1 T10 ND2 P1 T10 3A 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND3 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T9 3B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND...

Page 684: ...1 ft ND2 P1 T15 ND1 P1 T15 6B 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T16 ND1 P1 T16 6W 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T17 ND1 P1 T17 6X 1225 mm 4 01 ft ND2 P1 T18 ND1 P1 T18 6Y 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T25 ND1 P1 T25 6Z 1005 mm 3 3 ft ND2 P1 T26 ND1 P1 T26 a Press the SMP cable and the blue tab together with your fingers and thumb to hold the SMP cable Plug the SMP cable into the previously identified location in the system...

Page 685: ...e SMP cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If you removed any SMP cable clips from the side of the rack using your labels reattach the cable bundle to the side of the cable management bracket as shown in the following figure System processor module 679 ...

Page 686: ...rmation card inserted into the rear of the system control unit You can also refer to the following figures The number in the cable label indicates the bundle for that cable Two system node configuration The two system node configuration has four cable bundles 680 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 687: ...taches to the clip C Three system node configuration The three system node configuration has four cable bundles Figure 596 Bundling and connecting SMP cables for three system nodes Two bundles named B3 with the 3 cables The left B3 bundle contains 3A 3B 3C and 3D This bundle attaches to the clip A The right B3 bundle contains 3W 3X 3Y and 3Z This bundle attaches to the clip F Two bundles named B5 ...

Page 688: ... This bundle attaches to the clips J Two bundles named B4 with the 4 cables The left B4 bundle contains 4A 4B 4C and 4D This bundle attaches to the clip D The right B4 bundle contains 4W 4X 4Y and 4Z This bundle attaches to the clip G Two bundles named B5 with the 5 cables The left B5 bundle contains 5A 5B 5C and 5D This bundle attaches to the clip E The right B5 bundle contains 5W 5X 5Y and 5Z Th...

Page 689: ... 598 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Table 65 Single Node Configuration UPIC Cabling Cable number From To 1 SC1 P1 C1 T1 ND1 P1 C9 T1 2 SC1 P1 C2 T1 ND1 P1 C10 T1 If you have a two three or four node system configuration use Figure 599 on page 684 and Table 66 on page 684 to determine the point to point cabling for UPIC cables System processor module 683 ...

Page 690: ...replace the UPIC cable in the system node complete the following steps 1 Ensure that the white plastic lock is pulled back from the plug housing 2 Plug the UPIC cable A into the previously identified location in the system node by inserting the cable into the connector until it locks into place as shown in the following figure 684 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 691: ...Figure 600 Replacing the UPIC cable into the system node 3 Push the white plastic lock B onto the plug housing as shown in the following figure System processor module 685 ...

Page 692: ...attached to the system b Repeat step 6 a on page 684 until all the UPIC cables previously identified are reconnected to the system node you are servicing c If applicable secure the cable to the side of the rack with the hook and loop fastener 7 Using your labels reconnect the service processor FSP cables that you removed from the system node you are servicing 686 Power Systems Removing and replaci...

Page 693: ...Figure 602 Service processor FSP cabling System processor module 687 ...

Page 694: ... P1 T3 ND1 P1 C9 T2 B 355 mm 1 16 ft SC1 P1 T5 ND1 P1 C10 T2 8 Review the following information to identify the locations where the USB cable connects to the system node that you are servicing and to the system control unit Then reconnect the USB cable that you removed Figure 603 USB Cabling Table 68 USB Cabling From To ND1 or ND2 P1 C13 T3 SC1 P1 T1 a Plug the USB cable into the previously identi...

Page 695: ...he USB cable into the system node b Plug the USB cable into the previously identified location in the system control unit by inserting the cable into the connector as shown in the following figure System processor module 689 ...

Page 696: ...ation Then click Verify Node Position Otherwise if your configuration includes only one node continue to the next step If the system is cabled correctly the blue identify LED on each system node will light up in sequence from the top node to the bottom node If the LEDs do not light up in sequence the FSP cables need to be re installed d Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then sel...

Page 697: ...to confirm the operation 2 Ensure that the amber LED corresponds to the location of the time of day battery with the flashing amber LED Figure 606 Finding the time of day battery indicator 3 Attach the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap The ESD wrist strap must be connected to an unpainted metal surface until the service procedure is completed and if applicable until the service access cover ...

Page 698: ...ving the time of day battery from the 9080 M9S system To remove the time of day battery complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Access the Advanced System Management Interface ASMI Attention During this proced...

Page 699: ...ge the battery to avoid possible explosion as the battery contains lithium Throw or immerse the battery in water Heat the battery to more than 100 C 212 F Repair or disassemble the battery Exchange the battery only with the IBM approved part Recycle or discard the battery as instructed by local regulations In the United States IBM has a process for the collection of this battery For information ca...

Page 700: ... that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Insert the time of day battery into its slot as shown in the following figure the plus side of the battery orients towards the bottom of the server 694 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 701: ...ay battery 3 Align the bottom tabs of the time of day battery cover in the two slots under the battery as shown in the following figure Roll the battery cover up and secure the cover to the service processor card Time of day battery 695 ...

Page 702: ... removing and replacing the time of day battery Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on...

Page 703: ...step You can skip this step a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system being serviced Then click Actions View All Actions Launch Advanced Systems Management ASM b In the navigation area expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Validate UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC cables are present Note Olde...

Page 704: ...t pane displays a form that shows the current date month day and year and time hours minutes and seconds c Change the date the time or both and then click Save Settings 9 If applicable close the rack front and rear doors 698 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 705: ... that the USB devices are not being used Label and remove the USB cables from the USB card 2 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 611 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and...

Page 706: ... 612 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 3 Check that the amber identify LED is flashing as shown in the following figure 700 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 707: ...rdware When you use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surf...

Page 708: ...ve the USB card complete the following steps a Press the blue USB card handle latch A to the left as shown in the following figure b Rotate the handle to the left in the direction shown in the following figure to unlock the USB card from its slot c Hold on to the USB card handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the USB card pull out the USB card from its slot as shown in the followi...

Page 709: ...urface If not do so now 2 To replace the USB card complete the following steps a Ensure that the USB card handle A is open as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the USB card handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the USB card push the USB card into its slot as shown in the following figure c Rotate the handle to the right in the direction shown in the following figure to lo...

Page 710: ...are levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed in the correct locations and displays a table with the results Ensure that the pl...

Page 711: ...The cables should be firmly attached to the system 5 When the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly continue to the next step 6 Access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Validation utility to validate all of the cables a If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step Otherwise click All...

Page 712: ... in the correct locations Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation to display a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b c and d as needed until the status is OK for all cables e Exit the ASMI I...

Page 713: ...ctric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an unpainted ...

Page 714: ...the USB card To prepare the system for operation after installing the USB card complete the steps in this procedure Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 To complete the procedure with the power on access the ASMI and run the Cable Plugging Val...

Page 715: ... table If the status is OK no further action is required If the status is not OK review the error logs correct the problems and repeat steps b and c as needed until the status is OK for all cables d Exit the ASMI e Continue with step unique_130 unique_130_Connect_42_step_activate_partitions 3 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off using your labels reconnect the UPIC cables to the...

Page 716: ... If your configuration includes two or more nodes expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Verify Node Position Otherwise if your configuration includes only one node continue to the next step If the system is cabled correctly the blue identify LED on each system node will light up in sequence from the top node to the bottom node If the LEDs do not light up in sequence the F...

Page 717: ...B devices are not being used Label and remove the USB cables from the USB card 2 If you chose to complete this repair with the power off label and disconnect both UPIC cables from the system control unit UPIC cable locations are P1 C1 T1 and P1 C2 T1 a Remove the white plastic lock A from the plug housing Figure 623 Removing the UPIC cable lock b Push down on the blue cable latch B and pull out th...

Page 718: ... 624 Removing the UPIC cable from the system control unit 3 Check that the amber identify LED is flashing as shown in the following figure 712 Power Systems Removing and replacing parts in the 9080 M9S system ...

Page 719: ...rdware When you use an ESD wrist strap follow all electrical safety procedures An ESD wrist strap is used for static control It does not increase or decrease your risk of receiving electric shock when using or working on electrical equipment If you do not have an ESD wrist strap just prior to removing the product from ESD packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surf...

Page 720: ...d complete the following steps a Press the blue USB card handle latch A to the left as shown in the following figure b Rotate the handle to the left in the direction shown in the following figure to unlock the USB card from its slot c Hold on to the USB card handle and by using your hand to support the bottom of the USB card pull out the USB card from its slot as shown in the following figure Figu...

Page 721: ...the system is at FSP standby You can skip this step if it is not available c Expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation In the Display Cable Status section select UPIC Cables and click Continue The system validates that the UPIC cables are installed in the correct locations and displays a table with the results Ensure that the plugging status is OK for each cable in the displayed table I...

Page 722: ...pected cables are present c If your configuration includes two or more nodes expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Verify Node Position Otherwise if your configuration includes only one node continue to the next step If the system is cabled correctly the blue identify LED on each system node will light up in sequence from the top node to the bottom node If the LEDs do not...

Page 723: ...www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9haj crustopsys htm 3 Access the ASMI If you are already connected to the ASMI go to the next step a For instructions see Accessing the ASMI without an HMC www ibm com support knowledgecenter POWER9 p9hby connect_asmi htm b Click Tasks c Click Operations Launch Advanced System Management ASM 4 Record the system identifiers Note To perform this operation ...

Page 724: ...D packaging and installing or replacing hardware touch an unpainted metal surface of the system for a minimum of 5 seconds If at any point in this service process you move away from the system it is important to again discharge yourself by touching an unpainted metal surface for at least 5 seconds before you continue with the service process Removing the vital product data card from the 9080 M9S s...

Page 725: ...roduct data card Procedure 1 Ensure that you have the electrostatic discharge ESD wrist strap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 Replace the VPD card a Ensure that the VPD card handle is open as shown in the following figure b Hold on to the VPD card handle and use your hand to support the bottom of the card as you s...

Page 726: ...trap on and that the ESD clip is plugged into a ground jack or connected to an unpainted metal surface If not do so now 2 If you powered off the system to complete this repair wait for the service processor comes up to the Flexible Service Processor FSP standby state the power on LED on the control panel is flashing slowly then continue to the next step to validate all of the cables If you did not...

Page 727: ...MI go to the next step Otherwise click All Systems then select system being serviced Then click Actions View All Actions Launch Advanced Systems Management ASM b In the navigation area expand System Service Aids Cable Plugging Validation Then click Validate UPIC Cables The system verifies that the UPIC cables are present Note Older firmware levels do not support validating the UPIC cables while th...

Page 728: ...RB Keyword then click Save settings to update the system keywords and to save them to the VPD f In the ASMI navigation panel expand Power Restart Control Power On Off System Then click Save settings and power on g In the ASMI navigation panel expand On demand Utilities CoD Activation Enter the CoD and VET activation codes that you obtained from IBM for this new VPD card Then click Continue to writ...

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