Apple mac pro server mid 2010 User Manual
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor Heatsink, Single 181 2010-12-06 5 To position heatsink screws 1–5, lightly tighten them (4 lb.-in. or 0.452 Nm torque) in order shown, using no more than two turns of driver per screw. Note: While positioning screws, keep heatsink level by holding it in place with one hand. Reminder: Hold heatsink by its sides. Never press down on the top of the heatsink. 6 To secure heatsink to processor, again tighten screws 1–4 (8 lb.-in. or 0.904 Nm...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Dual 182 2010-12-06 First Steps Open computer, lay it down with access side facing up, and remove: • Processor tray • Processor heatsink, dual Tools • ESD wrist strap • Flatblade screwdriver Processor, Dual Note: This procedure applies to Mac Pro (Mid 2010) dual-processor configurations. For single- processor configuration, see “Processor, Single.” Important: Mac Pro (Mid 2010) processors require thermal grease for proper operation. Every time you remove a...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Dual 183 2010-12-06 Removal Note: You can identify the processor by the speed etched on the processor can. You must clean off the thermal grease from installed processors to see the speed. 1 Release latch on metal processor holder. Note: You may use a flatblade screwdriver to help release latch. 2 Rotate top of holder to open position.
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Dual 184 2010-12-06 3 Lift processor straight up out of holder. Important: Do not touch components on processor top or bottom. Hold processor only by the edges. Also be careful not to touch gold pins in processor connector on processor board.
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Dual 185 2010-12-06 Reassembly Important: Do steps 1–3 with processor REMOVED from processor board. Every time you remove a processor, even for a few seconds, cover the processor socket with a connector cap. Spare caps are packed with replacement parts. 1 Using alcohol pad included with replacement part, clean off thermal grease from underside of heatsink and top of processor. Note: You do not need to clean a new replacement processor with...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Dual 186 2010-12-06 2 Using syringe of thermal grease included with replacement part, apply narrow bead of grease to processor chip (raised square on top of processor). Apply in pattern illustrated, using approximately 0.2 cc. Warning: Do not apply more grease than recommended. Grease must not overflow into processor connector. 3 Align processor notches with tabs on processor holder, as shown. Then lower processor straight down onto connector.
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Dual 187 2010-12-06 4 Rotate top of holder to closed position. 5 Close latch on metal processor holder.
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Single 188 2010-12-06 First Steps Open computer, lay it down with access side facing up, and remove: • Processor tray • Processor heatsink, single Tools • ESD wrist strap • Flatblade screwdriver Processor, Single Note: This procedure applies to the Mac Pro (Mid 2010) single-processor configuration. For dual- processor configurations, see “Processor, Dual.” Important: Mac Pro (Mid 2010) processors require thermal grease for proper operation. Every time you...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Single 189 2010-12-06 Removal Note: You can identify the processor by the speed etched on the processor can. You must clean off the thermal grease from installed processors to see the speed. 1 Release latch on metal processor holder. Note: You may use a flatblade screwdriver to help release latch. 2 Rotate top of holder to open position.
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Take Apart — Processor, Single 190 2010-12-06 3 Lift processor straight up out of holder. Important: Do not touch components on processor top or bottom. Hold processor only by the edges. Also be careful not to touch gold pins in processor connector on processor board.