Installation Guide, Second Edition - HP Integrity BL60p Server Blade

Adding Additional Components

Adding Internal Components

Chapter 3

Figure 3-9 CPU 1 Slot Dust Cover

Step 6. Make sure the ZIF socket lock for the empty CPU 1 slot on the system board is unlocked by gently

trying to turn the 2.5 mm hex screwdriver counter clockwise. If the socket lock does not turn, the

socket is open and ready for the processor to be installed.

CAUTION When installing a processor and power pod module into the server blade,

make sure to hold the module on both sides. Failure to properly pick up the

module will break the module and render it unusable.

Step 7. Carefully install the assembled processor and power pod module into the empty CPU 1 slot on the

server blade system board. Line up the guide pins on the heat sink to the alignment holes in the

CPU slot to seat the CPU correctly. See Figure 3-10.

Figure 3-10 Alignment Holes in the CPU Slot

NOTE The CPU load order is CPU 0, then CPU 1. CPU 0 should be filled when the server

blade is purchased. See Figure 3-11 for slot locations.

Front of server

CPU 1 dust cover

ZIF socket lock

Front of server

Alignment holes