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Introduction |
| Use this guide to replace a faulty fan in a data server. The fans are designed to run continuously and handle heavy workloads. | | If you work with server hardware, you know cooling is everything. A server fan can be a quiet hero- until it's not. Over time, a fan may become faulty due to wear, debris buildup, or internal damage, leading to overheating risks. But how do you know when a fan needs to be replaced? Common signs include unusual noise, inconsistent airflow, or rising internal temperatures. IfA common sign could be your server's suddenly sounding like a jet engine, your fan might be the culprit. | | | Before continuing, make sure to power off the server or reach out to CNS for system downtime. Place it on a clean, stable surface, ready for maintenance. |
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