Anyone on from Bitmain warranty? Please review ticket ID: 813. Bad PSU under warranty.. Thanks!
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Anyone on from Bitmain warranty? Please review ticket ID: 813. Bad PSU under warranty.. Thanks!
Did anyone manage to lower the sound of the mienr like many did with the S5 ??
I got a deal on a S4 but I can get a high dba.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--940250I got a deal on a S4 but I can get a high dba.
tried it works, but u will have higher temps
Did anyone manage to lower the sound of the mienr like many did with the S5 ??
I got a deal on a S4 but I can get a high dba.
I got a deal on a S4 but I can get a high dba.
The "search" is disabled right now. Otherwise, I'm sure I could find the answer to this question:
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
There's no saving that, its how these fans usually fail unfortunately. If you're out of warranty, the cheapest option is to pick up an SP120 fan, twin pack is cheaper. [With affiliate link] [Without affiliate link].
If it was a front fan (intake) fan that failed you can swap it out directly. If it was a rear fan, swap one of the working front fans to the rear and put this fan in the front. The rear fans do most of the work so the front ones can be run quite a bit slower without any cooling impact.
I sent yoshi an email. I'm about to send bitmainwarranty a PM shortly. Here are some pictures. [I dusted the thing out before putting it back to mining. The temps are okay still; but higher than the other S4's].
Please only use one contact method, if you've already contacted Yoshi then let him sort it. In the future though, contact BitmainWarranty as its their sole job to help customers, so usually act quicker.
Yes, it was a rear fan. It is still under warranty. All of my S4's were shipped December 1, 2014. I contacted Yoshi and BitmainWarranty. I remember in the future to only contact one of them... BitmainWarranty.
Thanks again for the info!!!
IS anyone familiar with which chain # relates to which set of asics physically inside the unit?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
2 1
PSU
4 3
As looking from front or back?
Front...... The PSU is on the right no? If it's from the back it will be
1 2
PSU
3 4
IS anyone familiar with which chain # relates to which set of asics physically inside the unit?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
2 1
PSU
4 3
As looking from front or back?
IS anyone familiar with which chain # relates to which set of asics physically inside the unit?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
2 1
PSU
4 3
IS anyone familiar with which chain # relates to which set of asics physically inside the unit?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
ie. where is chain 1 physically in the unit? etc for 2,3,4?
The "search" is disabled right now. Otherwise, I'm sure I could find the answer to this question:
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
There's no saving that, its how these fans usually fail unfortunately. If you're out of warranty, the cheapest option is to pick up an SP120 fan, twin pack is cheaper. [With affiliate link] [Without affiliate link].
If it was a front fan (intake) fan that failed you can swap it out directly. If it was a rear fan, swap one of the working front fans to the rear and put this fan in the front. The rear fans do most of the work so the front ones can be run quite a bit slower without any cooling impact.
I sent yoshi an email. I'm about to send bitmainwarranty a PM shortly. Here are some pictures. [I dusted the thing out before putting it back to mining. The temps are okay still; but higher than the other S4's].
Please only use one contact method, if you've already contacted Yoshi then let him sort it. In the future though, contact BitmainWarranty as its their sole job to help customers, so usually act quicker.
Thanks again, Sepulcher!
Thumbs Up!!!
I sent yoshi an email. I'm about to send bitmainwarranty a PM shortly. Here are some pictures. [I dusted the thing out before putting it back to mining. The temps are okay still; but higher than the other S4's].
I blew out the dust before putting the lid on the last time.
The fan on the right is the one that pops out of it's socket. The axel is still connected to the propeller though. It will not snap in. I've taken the lid off 3 times now trying to get it going. It just won't do anything.
I'm curious... Does a screw hold on the axel from the other side of the fan. I did not take the outside grille off of the S4 to investigate that. Probably should have.
You're welcome. Wow, be glad the prop didn't smash into bits and destroy the boards in the process...
WOW... Okay... I'm glad!!!
Thanks again, Sepulcher!
Thumbs Up!!!
I sent yoshi an email. I'm about to send bitmainwarranty a PM shortly. Here are some pictures. [I dusted the thing out before putting it back to mining. The temps are okay still; but higher than the other S4's].
I blew out the dust before putting the lid on the last time.
The fan on the right is the one that pops out of it's socket. The axel is still connected to the propeller though. It will not snap in. I've taken the lid off 3 times now trying to get it going. It just won't do anything.
I'm curious... Does a screw hold on the axel from the other side of the fan. I did not take the outside grille off of the S4 to investigate that. Probably should have.
You're welcome. Wow, be glad the prop didn't smash into bits and destroy the boards in the process...
The "search" is disabled right now. Otherwise, I'm sure I could find the answer to this question:
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
Mine doesn't pop. It just died. Send a PM to BitmainWarranty or an email to Yoshi. I'm sure they will fix you up. I got replacements for my fans from them.
Thanks again, Sepulcher!
Thumbs Up!!!
I sent yoshi an email. I'm about to send bitmainwarranty a PM shortly. Here are some pictures. [I dusted the thing out before putting it back to mining. The temps are okay still; but higher than the other S4's].
I blew out the dust before putting the lid on the last time.
The fan on the right is the one that pops out of it's socket. The axel is still connected to the propeller though. It will not snap in. I've taken the lid off 3 times now trying to get it going. It just won't do anything.
I'm curious... Does a screw hold on the axel from the other side of the fan. I did not take the outside grille off of the S4 to investigate that. Probably should have.
Ay of you guys giving this a try with your S4s? I posted results with one of my units in there.
Wow. Looks interesting. Got to give it a try.
PS. It's sad that the community has to provide solution for things which Bitmain is supposed to do....
Agreed. The least they could have done was include ck's superior cgminer into their firmware so we don't have to ssh into the machine every time a hash board dies and the machine has to be powered down, that would take all of 50 seconds. But we're still stuck with the same October 16th firmware since... Well, October 16th.
Ay of you guys giving this a try with your S4s? I posted results with one of my units in there.
Wow. Looks interesting. Got to give it a try.
PS. It's sad that the community has to provide solution for things which Bitmain is supposed to do....
Any of you guys giving this a try with your S4s? I posted results with one of my units in there.
The "search" is disabled right now. Otherwise, I'm sure I could find the answer to this question:
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
Mine doesn't pop. It just died. Send a PM to BitmainWarranty or an email to Yoshi. I'm sure they will fix you up. I got replacements for my fans from them.
The "search" is disabled right now. Otherwise, I'm sure I could find the answer to this question:
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
One of my fan blades on the back of an S4 popped out of its socket. The metal axel is still connected to the fan blade(s) [propeller; whatever you want to call it]. The fan's axel simply came out on it's own from the housing and rested against one of the blades (circuit boards). I took off the lid to see it like this. I put the axel back in the hole in the center of the housing and pressed but it seem to not want to stay in there. Will it click if I press harder? I don't want to break the thing.
Will I need to buy another fan? If so, what fan do I get? Since I bought my S4's the end of November, is it still under warranty to get a replacement fan from BITMAIN?
Okay, so I brought one of the 127 s4's into the house to the main router. It is working in there. So, it obviously has something to do with the wifi extender. I connected the ethernet cord directly to the wifi extender (the ethernet splitter was disconnected) and it still does not appear to work that way. I wonder how 2 can run fine off of it and then when I turn those off and try to run the other it does not work
Does your WiFi extender have some sort of configuration? Look for any "DHCP forwarding" options. Perhaps it doesn't do that by default or it doesn't work properly.
Another option is to connect the miners one by one to your router and set them up with static IPs, then move to the garage - chances are they would work then.
Okay, so I brought one of the 127 s4's into the house to the main router. It is working in there. So, it obviously has something to do with the wifi extender. I connected the ethernet cord directly to the wifi extender (the ethernet splitter was disconnected) and it still does not appear to work that way. I wonder how 2 can run fine off of it and then when I turn those off and try to run the other it does not work
Does your WiFi extender have some sort of configuration? Look for any "DHCP forwarding" options. Perhaps it doesn't do that by default or it doesn't work properly.
Another option is to connect the miners one by one to your router and set them up with static IPs, then move to the garage - chances are they would work then.
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