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• Storage drives. See "Installing a solid state drive" on page 102.
• Microprocessors and heat sinks. See "Removing a microprocessor and heat sink" on page 130.
• Power jumper. Locate the power sharing connector on the BladeCenter HX5 blade server and
install the power jumper if one was removed from the old system-board assembly installed (see
"Blade server connectors - BladeCenter HX5" on page 12).
Step 3.
Install the access panel if you have standard heat sinks installed.
Note: If you have the tall heat sinks installed, you do not need to install the access panel.
a.
Make sure that the screws on the access panel are in the open position (the screw insert is
parallel to the side of the access panel).
b.
Slide the back of the cover under the blade server bezel, aligning the screws with the slots on
the blade server.
c.
Using a screwdriver or a coin, turn each of the screws away from the middle of the blade
server until it is in the locked position.
Step 4.
If the blade server is part of a scalable blade complex, assemble the scalable blade complex (see
"Assembling a scalable blade complex" on page 70 for instructions).
Step 5.
Install the IBM MAX5 expansion blade if you removed one (see "Installing an IBM MAX5 expansion
blade" on page 88 for instructions).
Step 6.
Install the optional expansion unit, if you removed one from the blade server (see "Installing an
expansion unit" on page 97 for instructions).
Step 7.
Install the cover onto the blade server (see "Installing the blade server cover" on page 73 for
instructions).
Step 8.
Install the blade server or scalable blade complex into the BladeCenter chassis (see "Installing a
blade server in a BladeCenter chassis" on page 67 for instructions).
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Removing and replacing blade server components
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