On Mon, 20 Jul 2015, Adrian Graham wrote:
> We still have a few AS4100s out there in the field and CPU fans are
> becoming scarce, so being canny we sourced some *almost* identical
> replacements to no avail.
In the majority of cases, it is the bearings that fail and they are
commercially obtaina
On 2015-07-20 17:31, Adrian Graham wrote:
Hi,
Do the original fans have speed sensors? There were several different
versions of this. Some fans have an OK signal, some give a pulse once per
rev. Did the original fans have 3 wires?
Yes, I put them down as +12V, GND, Pulse.
Original fan: ht
Hi,
>Do the original fans have speed sensors? There were several different
versions of this. Some fans have an OK signal, some give a pulse once per
rev. Did the original fans have 3 wires?
Yes, I put them down as +12V, GND, Pulse.
Original fan: http://f0p.co.uk/AS4100original.JPG
Replacement
On 07/20/2015 09:23 AM, Adrian Graham wrote:
Folks,
I didn't realise there'd been a clasiccmp server meltdown, wondered why I
wasn't getting mails :)
We still have a few AS4100s out there in the field and CPU fans are
becoming scarce, so being canny we sourced some *almost* identical
replacemen
Folks,
I didn't realise there'd been a clasiccmp server meltdown, wondered why I
wasn't getting mails :)
We still have a few AS4100s out there in the field and CPU fans are
becoming scarce, so being canny we sourced some *almost* identical
replacements to no avail.
Original spec for the fan is 1
