EMC VNXe3100 Quick Start Manual

EMC VNXe3100 Quick Start Manual

Replacing a memory module
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VNXe3100™
Replacing a VNXe3100 Memory Module

Before you start

Before you begin the replacement procedure, make sure you have correctly identified the faulted part,
and that a replacement memory module (DIMM) is available. Refer to your EMC® VNXe™ online help
(Servicing your system > Adding or replacing faulted hardware components > Replace a faulted
hardware component) for instructions on how to identify failures, order new parts, and handle
hardware components. Also, prepare your disk processor enclosure (DPE) for service as described
below.

Preparing your disk processor enclosure for service

IMPORTANT
To protect your VNXe system from accidental data loss while you remove and replace DPE
components, open Unisphere™ and select Settings, then Service System.
• Log in with your service password.
• In the System Components column, select the storage processor (A or B) associated with the
faulted component.
• Under Service Actions, select Enter Service Mode, then Execute service action.
The storage processor fault LED will flash alternating amber and blue while the SP remains in
Service Mode and is receiving active power.
Contents
This document provides instructions on the following tasks:
Task 1: Remove the storage processor (SP) assembly
Task 2: Remove the SP assembly top cover
Task 3: Replace the memory module
Task 4: Replace the SP top cover
Task 5: Replace the storage processor
Task 6: Reboot the storage processor
Task 7: Verify the operation of the new module
Task 8: Return the faulted memory module
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  • Page 1 Before you begin the replacement procedure, make sure you have correctly identified the faulted part, and that a replacement memory module (DIMM) is available. Refer to your EMC® VNXe™ online help (Servicing your system > Adding or replacing faulted hardware components > Replace a faulted hardware component) for instructions on how to identify failures, order new parts, and handle hardware components.
  • Page 2 Use the latches to partially slide the assembly from its enclosure. When the storage processor is about half-way out of its enclosure, use both hands to support the assembly and draw it fully out of the enclosure. Place the storage processor assembly on a clean, flat, static-free work surface. Replacing a VNXe3100 Memory Module...
  • Page 3 Task 2: Remove the SP assembly top cover Press the blue button on the cover. Push the cover back 1/4 inch. Lift the cover up. Unpack the replacement memory module and then place it on the same clean, flat, static free work area.
  • Page 4 Note: The socket and module are keyed to prevent incorrect alignment. Firmly push the module directly into the socket. The latches will snap to the closed position when the module is fully inserted in its socket. Replacing a VNXe3100 Memory Module...
  • Page 5 Task 4: Replace the SP top cover Replace the canister cover: Align the cover tabs with the notches in the canister. Slide it forward 1/4 inch until the tab secures the cover. Task 4: Replace the SP top cover...
  • Page 6 Reconnect the cables to the back of the storage processor. • Connect all cables to the same ports from which you removed them on the faulted SP assembly. • The SP begins powering up immediately after connection to an active AC power source. Replacing a VNXe3100 Memory Module...
  • Page 7 Task 6: Reboot the storage processor Once you have replaced the faulted memory module and returned the storage processor assembly to the chassis, reboot the recently serviced SP to ensure that it leaves Service Mode: From Unisphere, select Settings, then Service System. Log in with your service password.
  • Page 8 Copyright © 2011 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Published February, 2011 EMC believes the information in this publication is accurate as of its publication date. The information is subject to change without notice. THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS PROVIDED “AS IS.” EMC CORPORATION MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

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