Replace fan in an SG110 or SG1100
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The SG110 or SG1100 appliances have eight cooling fans. If one of the fans fails, you must replace it as soon as possible to ensure that the appliance has proper cooling.
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You have the correct replacement fan.
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You have physically located the SG110 or SG1100 appliance where you are replacing the fan in the data center.
A controlled shutdown of the appliance is required before removing the appliance from the rack. -
You have disconnected all cables and removed the appliance cover.
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You have confirmed that the other fans are installed and running.
To prevent service interruptions, confirm that all other Storage Nodes are connected to the grid before starting the fan replacement or replace the fan during a scheduled maintenance window when periods of service disruption are acceptable. See the information about monitoring node connection states.
The appliance node will not be accessible while you replace the fan.
The image shows a fan for the appliance with the electrical connector highlighted. The cooling fans are accessible after you take the top cover off of the appliance.
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Each of the two power supply units also contain a fan. The power supply fans aren't included in this procedure. |
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Wrap the strap end of the ESD wristband around your wrist, and secure the clip end to a metal ground to prevent static discharge.
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Locate the fan that you need to replace.
The eight fans are in the following positions in the chassis (front half of StorageGRID appliance with top cover removed shown):
Fan unit 1
Fan_SYS0
2
Fan_SYS1
3
Fan_SYS2
4
Fan_SYS3
5
Fan_SYS4
6
Fan_SYS5
7
Fan_SYS6
8
Fan_SYS7
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Using the blue tabs on the fan, lift the failed fan out of the chassis.
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Slide the replacement fan into the open slot in the chassis.
Be sure to align the connector on the fan with the socket in the circuit board.
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Press the fan's connector firmly into the circuit board (socket highlighted).
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Put the top cover back on the appliance, and press the latch down to secure the cover in place.
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Power on the appliance and monitor the appliance LEDs and boot-up codes.
Use the BMC interface to monitor boot-up status.
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Confirm that the appliance node appears in the Grid Manager and that no alerts appear.
After replacing the part, return the failed part to NetApp, as described in the RMA instructions shipped with the kit. See the Part Return & Replacements page for further information.