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Removing and Replacing Internal Parts
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Installing a New Module System Controller
Follow these steps to attach a new module system controller board to the sheet metal
carrier and install it in the system:
1. Install the NIC from the original module system controller on the replacement
controller board.
2. Position the replacement controller board over the pins in the carrier; grasping the
board by its sides, slide it so that the pins lock, making sure that the LED and button
go through
the proper holes. Screw in the reserved screw (shown in Figure 10-20).
3. Remove the disks (or blanking plates if no disks are installed) from slots 5 and 6 of
the Origin200 server. Removing the disks (or blanking plates) allows you to see how
the edge connector on the module system controller board aligns with its socket
inside the chassis.
4. Slide the system controller assembly into the chassis.
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The assembly only installs in one direction.
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If necessary, guide the edge connector into its socket.
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When the edge connector is fully seated, the front of the carrier assembly
should be flush with the chassis.
Caution: To prevent ESD damage to the module system controller, be careful not to
touch the board’s edge connectors (gold fingers).
5. Replace the two Phillips screws that hold the carrier in place.
6. Replace the crossbar bezel.