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Tear down of the Antsle One D server. It's a simple, compact device that is easily serviced.
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Remove the screws from the front panel.
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There are also two screws in the front bottom of the plate that need to be removed.
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When pulling the plate away from the body, be careful as a spring is keeping the silver button in place. The spring also easily slips off the button. Keep an eye out so you don't lose either of these items.
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To remove the bottom plate, remove the four-foot screws and the two screws from the rear plate, and the bottom will slide out.
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Remove the four screws from the rear plate
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Unscrew the DC input connector
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After, completing the previous step, and these six screws are removed, you can safely detach the rear plate.
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Remove the two screws keeping the PCB mounted
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Disconnect the power cable.
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Disconnect the power and SATA cables from the hard drives.
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Remove the four screws keeping the hard drives in place.
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Remove the four internal screws keeping the CPU pressed against the heat sink (labeled orange).
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Remove the four outer screws (labeled yellow).
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Lift the motherboard away. The thermal paste may have good adhesion and additional gentle force may be needed to pry it away.
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Out of the box, the Antsle One D comes with 2 SATA hard drives. These can be disconnected from the SATA ports.
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The front panel PCB is connected via a <look up> wire.
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A power connector goes from the DC input to the motherboard.
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A <look up> connector goes from the motherboard to the hard drive bay.
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CPU - Intel C3558 SR388 2.20GHZ
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RAM - DDR4 2666 RDIMM 1.2v CL19
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
