Re: Drywall Dust Everywhere

[Roberto José Etcheverry Romero <yggdrasil.raiker@xxxxxxxxx>]

You can, but i'm not sure it's needed. I have a client that has an old 720,
a newer p5 520 and a p6 520 all in the high-volume printers room. 4
printers working half the day making dust AND with the windows open (next
to a construction site, since their original building caught fire), you can
imagine the amount of dust those machines have.
The only time i've had a failure there has been when the stupid doors on
the HH LTO drives get stuck and jam the tape inside and the 2 times they've
asked for cleaning after which at least 1 drive dies.
I'm wary of cleaning production machines...
I love watching the dust fly while cleaning a machine and i do it on all
the machines that come thru the lab but on production machines? i thread
carefully.

Best of luck with that.

Roberto

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 8:15 PM, Kirk Goins <kirkgoins@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I have a client that had a computer room built in the corner of a much
> larger and unfinished room. Separate Power, AC etc. Well it appears the
> room has negative pressure compared the larger outside room. And after
> several days of dry walling, sanding etc etc, a lot of that dust got sucked
> in to the room and the computer gear.
>
> The Power8 itself has really good access to its insides. So no problem
> there when it comes to cleaning. They also have a couple of V3700s and
> expansion trays. Never physically tore one of these down. Can we pretty
> much get to everything by powering, removing all the disks and cans ( care
> to note locations etc ) that we need to clean these guys out?
>
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