Teach you how to clean the machine dust step by step

Some mining machines will inevitably accumulate a lot of dust due to long-term operation in harsh environmental conditions, which will lead to poor heat dissipation of the machine, and more seriously corrode the circuit board or cause leakage short circuit, which will seriously damage the hashboard and make the hashboard irreparable. Machines that fail due to harsh operating environments are not covered by the warranty, so please pay attention to it.

It can be seen that regular cleaning of machine dust can not only reduce the occurrence of the above problems, but also facilitate the stable operation of the machine and extend its service life to a certain extent.

Next, please follow our after-sales team to see how to deeply clean the dust of the mining machine!

Prepare tools: brush (you can also use a dust blower if conditions permit), cross-head screwdriver.

Step 1: Remove all accessories (except the power supply)

Step 2: Clean the dust on the hashboard, chassis and other accessories one by one, focusing on the hashboard, fan and chassis (recommended order: chassis, hashboard, adapter board, control board, fan, baffle)

Step 3: Reinstall the cleaned hashboard and accessories

The following are not covered by our product warranty:

1. Products damaged due to failure to install the product in accordance with the specifications, arbitrarily placing the product on or off the shelf, pulling, picking, lifting, or smashing the product, resulting in the detachment of components, unstable connections, circuit board breakage, etc.;

2. Products not put on the shelves normally due to improper operation, including but not limited to products damaged by reverse plugging, insufficient plugging or no plugging;

3. Dismantle, modify or repair the product without Party A's written or electronic authorization, resulting in damage;

4. Products that are damaged due to insufficient computing power or incompatibility caused by using unofficial accessories, including but not limited to power supplies, control boards, fans, cables, etc.;

5. Products that use unofficial supporting software, resulting in low computing power, abnormal computing power, freezing, and burning;

6. Modify the product operating parameters (such as overclocking) on ​​your own, resulting in shortened product life or direct damage to the product;

7. Damage caused by failure to use electricity, network and environment in accordance with the specifications, including but not limited to humid environment, corrosive environment, ultra-high temperature environment, dust particles, abnormal voltage and current (surge, impact, instability), etc.;

8. Products whose serial numbers have been maliciously modified, defaced or intentionally removed;

9. Damage caused by natural disasters, including but not limited to earthquakes, fires, heavy rains and sandstorms.