This section provides tips (when available) for the most common repair procedures for the StorEdge 5320 NAS.
The repair procedures are provided in the following manual:
| Component |
Tips |
| CSM200 Drive Cage Midplane |
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Misaligned spring connectors on CSM200 midplanes can cause HDD signal integrity issues
for StorageTek 5320/5220 and 6140 Controller trays and CSM200 Expansion trays.
(FAB 1019584.1).
|
| Drive Cage Midplane |
-
Number of screw holes used for mounting CSM200 Drive Cage Midplane may not match the number of
screw holes in the tray Chassis.
(FAB 1019216.1).
|
|
Disk Drives
|
-
Some SATA Drives have incorrectly shipped with a Rev 4 DACstore installed.
(FAB 1019666.1).
-
Interposer cards on the SATA Drive have been damaged due to the
loosening of drive bracket screws on the drive assembly.
(FAB 1000958.1).
|
| Power Supply |
- StorageTek 6140 Family contains incorrect UL power supply
label (FAB 1019519.1).
|
|
RAID Management
|
-
Improper usage of RAID Management tools such as Santricity (NRM) and
CAM (Common Array Management) to administer the Sun StorEdge 5210/5310 and
Sun StorageTek 5320/5220 can lead to unplanned outages including data
corruption and data loss.
(FAB 1000787.1).
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