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KB450416 - Replacing Backplane (HDD)
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KB450416 - Replacing Backplane (HDD)

Posted on April 8, 2021 by Matthew Hutchinson


Scope/Description

Prerequisites

Steps

  1. Power down the Storinator
  2. Unplug the power cord
  3. Remove the HDD's in the row you are replacing
  4. Remove the 4 screws on each side of the row holding in the drive cage
  5. Lift the drive cage straight up
  6. Remove all the screws holding the backplane down
  7. Flip the backplane over and unplug the Molex power connectors
  8. Plug the connectors into the new backplane
  9. Replace all parts and screws
  10. Plug the power cord in and power system back on

Verification

Troubleshooting

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KB450416 – Replacing Backplane (HDD)

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Scope/Description

  • This article will cover how to remove and replace a backplane in a Storinator

Prerequisites

  • A Storinator
  • Replacement Backplane
  • Philips Head Screwdriver

Steps

  1. Power down the Storinator
  2. Unplug the power cord
  3. Remove the HDD’s in the row you are replacing
  4. Remove the 4 screws on each side of the row holding in the drive cage
  5. Lift the drive cage straight up
  6. Remove all the screws holding the backplane down
  7. Flip the backplane over and unplug the Molex power connectors
  8. Plug the connectors into the new backplane
  9. Replace all parts and screws
  10. Plug the power cord in and power system back on

Verification

  • All drives are being picked up by the system and that all drives are fitting flush in the drive cage

Troubleshooting

  • All connections are fully seated and the Molex wires in the connection are secure
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