SVHT - Silent Brick - Replacement of defective hard drives

For a SNAS, first set the corresponding Volume to Offline

Then unlock the Bricks to remove

With a virtual tape library, use your backup software to eject the corresponding Brick using 'Export'.

The unlocked Brick can be recognized by the even flashing of the LED.

Swipe over the Silent Brick lettering

Unlocked Bricks are thus ejected

The Controller Serial shows in which controller the defective Brick is located

The controller slot shows in which slot of the controller the defective Brick is located.

The Brick Serial shows the serial number of the defective Bricks

The disk position indicates in which disk space the defective hard disk is inserted.

Check the e-paper display

The defective plate is marked in black

Write down the position. (Here 5)

The opened Silent Brick shows the numbering according to the fixed disk slot ( here 5 ).

side screw Two hexagon socket screws by means of a suitable screwdriver into the hard drive.

unpack containers and open lever on the back.

Depending on the model, press the second release button on the front

Pull the carriage out of the housing

Press the plastic tab upwards

The hard disk pushes out of the SATA port and can be removed

Insert the screw-disks carefully. Make sure that the screw is in the receiving slot to lie.

The hard disk with the help of the upper plastic cover downwards until it locks.

2.5 "hard drives should if possible be touched only marginally.

Squeeze In no case in the middle.

All steps in the short video summarized.