
Replacing
the
Service
Processor
Assembly
To
replace
the
service
processor
assembly,
do
the
following:
1.
Before
handling
any
card,
board,
or
memory
DIMM,
refer
to
“Handling
Static-Sensitive
Devices”
on
page
280.
2.
Grasp
the
service
processor
assembly
handles
located
on
top
of
the
new
service
processor
assembly.
Pivot
the
service
processor
handles
upward
to
90
degrees.
This
action
puts
the
handle
cams
into
the
correct
position
to
help
seat
the
assembly
into
its
connector.
3.
Align
the
service
processor
assembly
with
the
slot
in
the
system
chassis.
4.
While
holding
the
service
processor
assembly
by
the
handles,
lower
the
service
processor
assembly
into
place.
Note:
Ensure
that
the
two
pins
on
the
top
flange
of
the
service
processor
assembly
align
with
the
corresponding
service
processor
assembly
alignment
pin
holes
in
the
rear
bulkhead
while
you
press
the
service
processor
assembly
into
place.
5.
Press
firmly
on
the
top
of
the
service
processor
assembly
until
you
feel
it
lock
into
place.
6.
Rotate
the
service
processor
assembly
handles
downward
until
they
lock
into
place.
7.
Replace
the
service
access
cover
as
described
in
“Replacing
the
Model
6C3
Service
Access
Cover”
on
page
288.
8.
Return
the
system
to
the
operating
position
as
described
in
“Returning
the
Model
6C3
to
the
Operating
Position”
on
page
285
or
“Placing
the
Model
6E3
into
the
Service
and
Operating
Position”
on
page
286.
9.
Reconnect
cables
to
the
service
processor
assembly.
10.
Reconnect
all
system
power
cables.
11.
Start
the
system
as
described
in
“Starting
the
System”
on
page
283.
Notes:
1.
If
you
are
replacing
a
service
processor
assembly
on
a
system
running
AIX,
set
the
time
and
date
using
the
operating
system
date
command
or
smitty
.
2.
To
restore
the
service
processor
settings
and
to
set
the
date
and
time
using
the
service
processor
(if
the
system
is
running
Linux
use
this
method),
see
“Saving
and
Restoring
Service
Processor
Settings”
on
page
226.
12.
If
the
service
processor
assembly
was
replaced,
locate
the
backup
copy
of
the
service
processor
settings.
Use
the
“Save
or
Restore
Hardware
Management
Policies,”
in
the
“Introduction
to
Tasks
and
Service
Aids”
section
of
the
RS/6000
Eserver
pSeries
Diagnostic
Information
for
Multiple
Bus
Systems
,
order
number
SA38-0509,
to
restore
the
service
processor
settings
saved
in
NVRAM.
If
you
cannot
run
the
appropriate
task,
or
the
service
processor
settings
were
not
backed
up,
the
service
processor
settings
must
be
entered
manually.
See
Chapter
7,
“Using
the
Service
Processor,”
on
page
225
for
more
information
about
entering
service
processor
settings
manually.
Chapter
9.
Removal
and
Replacement
Procedures
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