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Faulted parts appear in red in the image of the system, and report a status of Faulted in the State field.
5. You can also identify a faulted DIMM by using the following commands:
To display the DIMM information:
svc_diag list --expansion_hardware --sub_option dimm
To display the status of the NVMe expansion enclosure:
svc_diag list --expansion_hardware --sub_option status
To display the verbose output of all of the hardware in the NVMe expansion enclosure including health and status.
svc_diag list --expansion_hardware
NOTE:
The svc_diag list command takes a few minutes to run.
Remove an Access Module
About this task
NOTE:
Access Module 1 is on the top of the NVMe expansion enclosure and Access Module 2 is on the bottom.
Steps
1. Label and remove the cables from the Access Module.
2. Press both orange buttons to release the Access Module latches.
Figure 198. Releasing the Access Module
3. Pull the latches to remove the Access Module from the chassis.
NOTE:
The Access Module comes completely out of the chassis. In addition to holding the latches, be prepared to
support the Access Module to avoid dropping it.
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