Closing the F85

Check all cable connections, especially those that might have come loose during your work. Fold cables out of the way so that they do not catch on the computer cover.

Check that no tools or parts (including screws) are left inside the computer.

Fit the side cover over the side rail at the bottom of the chassis, and slide it closed.

Secure the cover with the three thumbscrews.

Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to reinstall the remaining side cover, if necessary.

Snap the two tabs near the lower inside edge of the front bezel into the corresponding metal clips on the chassis, and pivot the bezel upward into its closed position.

Turn the keylock on the front bezel of the computer to the locked position.

If you had removed your F85 from a rack, reinstall it in the rack.

If the unit you replaced is...

Then...

Not the SCSI backplane, the motherboard, or the motherboard lithium battery

1. Insert the NetApp Diagnostics diskette into the F85 diskette drive.
2. Go to Step 10.

The SCSI backplane

1. Insert the Utility diskette that came with your unit into the F85 diskette drive.
2. Turn on the F85.
3. When asked, press F1 to continue.
4. Select the following option:

Update ESM and System 
Backplane

1. Exit the Utility when you have completed the updates.
2. Remove the Utility diskette.
3. Insert the NetApp Diagnostics diskette into the F85 diskette drive.
4. Go to Step 10.

The motherboard or the motherboard lithium battery

1. Insert the Utility diskette that came with your unit into the diskette drive.
2. Turn on the F85.
3. When asked, press F1 to continue.
4. Select the following option:

Change Service Tag

1. Select the following option:

Update ESM and System 
Backplane

1. Select the following option and make a note of the information:

Display MAC address

Note
You need the MAC address for network configuration.

1. Exit the Utility after you complete the updates.
2. Remove the Utility diskette.
3. Insert the NetApp Diagnostics diskette into the F85 diskette drive.
4. Go to Step 10.

Reboot the system to boot the diagnostics program.

After the booting process, the Diagnostics Monitor appears listing all available features.

Run the specific diagnostics that apply to the unit that you installed or replaced.

Note
Some field replacement units have do not have specific diagnostics tests.