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Document ID: GSMH-382E7H |
PC Server 320 - Hot-Swap trays fit tightly in DASD bay
Applicable to: World-Wide
Service Information:
The hot-swap tray assembly may fit tightly into the hot-swap shell assembly of some PC Server 320 systems (M/T8640). In severe cases, it is possible for an excessively tight fit to prevent a good connection between the hot-swap tray and backplane card.
When diagnosing hardfile problems on these systems, either solid or intermittent, examine the fit of the hot-swap tray in the hot-swap shell assembly. If the fit is tight enough to potentially cause a poor drive connection, consider replacing the tray or shell.
If only one hot-swap tray is too tight, and is tight in all slots, try replacing the tray first, FRU p/n06H3956. If all trays are too tight, try the hot-swap shell assembly first, FRU p/n06H5068.
SAS KEYWORDS:
8640 PSY2 300 320
PSY2FDSK HARDFILE DASD RAID
ARRAY CAGE SLOT
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Date Created |
21-05-96 | |
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Last Updated |
15-07-98 | |
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Revision Date |
14-07-99 | |
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IBM PC Server | |
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Product Family |
PC Server 320 | |
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Machine Type |
8640 | |
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