Chapter 3: FRU Removal and Replacement Procedures
Replacing Array or Expansion Module Hard Drives
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Figure 99:
DXi6900-S Array and Expansion Module Drive Slot Numbering
Use the indicator LEDs on the hard drive carrier to identify the failed hard drive (see
):
LEDs off
l
No power.
Drive service action allowed LED (blue)
l
Solid
– It is safe to remove the hard drive from the array for
service.
Drive fault (amber)
l
Solid
– The hard drive has failed.
l
Blinking
– Drive volume or Array module locate function.
Drive active LED (green)
l
Solid
– No activity on the hard drive.
l
Blinking
– There is activity on the hard drive.
Note:
If a drive fails, you will be notified by a service ticket in the remote management console.
Figure 100:
Array and Expansion Hard Drive Carrier LEDs
2. Remove and replace the failed drive (see
Removing a Drive from an Array or Expansion Module on
).
Identifying an Array or Expansion Module Hard Drive in a
Non-Critical Fault (NCF) Status
It may be necessary to remove a hard drive sled in a non-critical fault (NCF) status as a preventative action
and not as a failed hard drive.
