Server Installation
Installing Server
⚠️ CAUTION!
- Make sure the crane can handle at least 60 KG before installing the server into a tank.
- Only licensed professionals are authorized to access the restricted access location.
- The power supply fan is disabled by default, so the server must be immersed in the fluid before powering on.
- Consult with immersion cooling tank vendor to ensure compatibility and read their tank manual thoroughly.
? DANGER!
- Strongly recommended to use gloves when handling the coolant.
- Before handling coolant, handlers must read the material safety data sheet (MSDS) for their safety.
- The thermal pad contains Indium foil, so it is strongly recommended to use gloves when replacing the thermal pad.
Installation Steps
- Attach the two carabiners [?] to server handles.
- Put the server into the tank vertically.
Diagram: Illustrates the server installation process. A server unit is shown with two carabiners attached to its handles. These carabiners are connected to a lifting mechanism (implied crane). The server is depicted being lowered vertically into a tank, presumably filled with immersion fluid.
Thermal Pad and CPU Heatsink Installation
Installing Thermal Pad
? DANGER!
- Strongly recommended to use gloves and mask when handling the thermal pad.
- The thermal pad contains Indium foil, so it is strongly recommended to use gloves when replacing the thermal pad.
Installation Steps
- Place the thermal pad on the top of the CPU.
- Install the CPU heatsink. When installing the heatsink to CPU, use a Torx T20 screwdriver [?] to tighten 4 captive nuts in sequence as 1-4. The screw tightening torque: 10 ± 0.5 kgf-cm.
Diagram 1: Shows a CPU socket with a thermal pad being carefully placed onto its surface.
Diagram 2: Illustrates the installation of the CPU heatsink. The heatsink is positioned above the CPU. A subsequent view shows a close-up of the heatsink attachment points, indicating four captive nuts labeled 1 through 4. A Torx T20 screwdriver is shown engaging with one of these nuts, with an arrow indicating the tightening sequence.
