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- Apple
- Model
- Early 2008)
- Category
- Servers Computer
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- Last added
- 2012-06-05
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Apple Xserve Thermal Grease Kit Instructions
This document provides step-by-step instructions for using a thermal grease kit on an Apple Xserve (Late 2006/Early 2008) server. The procedure covers removing the server from a rack, opening the enclosure, and replacing the processor heat sink to ensure proper cooling.
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Questions answered in these manuals
Can I remove hard drives while the server is running?
Yes, you can replace hard drives while the system is running without shutting down or opening the server first.
From: Apple Xserve (Late 2006/Early 2008) Enclosure Replacement Instructions
What happens if I remove a drive when it is active?
To avoid losing data, never remove a drive when the lower LED on the front of the drive is blinking.
From: Apple Xserve (Late 2006/Early 2008) Enclosure Replacement Instructions
What tools are required for this procedure?
A Phillips #1 screwdriver, an antistatic wrist strap (if available), thermal grease syringes, and alcohol wipes.
From: Apple Xserve Late 2006 Early 2008 Rear ID Tab Replacement Instructions
How long should the server cool before opening?
You must let it cool down for 5 to 10 minutes before you open it.
From: Apple Xserve Late 2006 Early 2008 Rear ID Tab Replacement Instructions
What tool is required for this procedure?
The only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips #1 screwdriver.
How long should the Xserve cool before opening?
You must let it cool down for 5 to 10 minutes before you open it.