ML600 Series

Technical Resources

Internal Access

The ML600 can be opened by the user. This does not void the warranty, however, any damage caused by doing so will not be covered.

Before getting started, ensure your body is discharged of any static electricity by touching a grounded metal surface.

• Begin by removing the 6x Phillips case screws indicated by the green arrows below.

• On certain configurations, the COM port standoffs also hold the backplate in place. Remove the 5mm Hex standoffs indicated by the purple arrows if needed.

• Remove the x4 Phillips screws from the bottom of the unit.

• The backplate is now loose. Remove it slowly and carefully. It may still have wires attached depending on your configuration.

• Insert a flathead screwdriver into the ridge between the internal heatblock and lid. Rotate the screwdriver to pop them apart. They are held together by thermal paste. Moderate force is required to pop them apart.

• The lid can now be removed from the system. Pull the lid and system apart from one another.

• You now have full access to the components, including the RAM (red arrow) and SSD (blue SSD).

To re-assemble the unit, use the following instructions:

1. Align the indents in the lid with the tabs on the frontplate

2. Install the lid with a straight, downward motion, making sure the tabs stay aligned

1. Align the backplate with the rear I/O. The silver EMI tabs may block some of the ports. Use a flathead screwdriver to push the tabs above the ports. Reinstall all the Phillips screws and the process is complete.

Please note that the lights found on the Hot-swap bays used in the ML600 series are not activity lights and do not indicate the presence of or any activity on an installed drive. These lights indicate that the bay itself is currently receiving power from the system and can help determine at a glance if a bay has failed.

ASRock C2750D41 Motherboard

Technical information related to the system's motherboard can be found from the support link below.

1. Power on the unit and press the F2 key to access the BIOS

2. Navigate to the Intel RCS setup tab

3. Open the South Bridge Chipset Configuration menu

4. Change “Restore on AC/Power Loss” to [Power On]

1. Locate the clear CMOS pads

2. Short the two metal halves with a flathead screwdriver for 30 seconds

3. The CMOS is now clear

Mitac PH12LI Motherboard

Technical information related to the system's motherboard can be found from the support link below.

1. Power on the unit and press the Del key to access the BIOS

2. Navigate to the Chipset tab

3. Open the PCH-IO Config menu

4. Change “State After G3 to S0

1. Locate the CMOS battery

2. Carefully disconnect the white connector

3. Wait 5 minutes

4. Reconnect the white connector

ASRock IMB-181 Motherboard

Technical information related to the system's motherboard can be found from the support link below.

1. Locate the AT/ATX jumper

2. Move it over by 1 pin

3. Auto power on is now enabled

1. Locate the CLRMOS1 jumper

2. Move the jumper over by 1 pin

3. Wait 30 seconds

4. Restore the jumper to its original position

ASRock E3C226D21 Motherboard

ASRock E3C226D21 Motherboard

Technical information related to the system's motherboard can be found from the support link below.

1. Power on the unit and press the F2 key to access the BIOS

2. Navigate to the Advanced tab

3. Open the South Bridge Configuration menu

4. Change “Restore on AC/Power Loss” to [Power On]

1. Locate the CMOS battery

2. Carefully remove it from the holder

3. Wait 5 minutes

4. Reinsert the battery

ASRock IMB-190 Motherboard

ASRock IMB-190 Motherboard

Technical information related to the system's motherboard can be found from the support link below.

1. Locate the AT/ATX jumper

2. Move it over by 1 pin

3. Auto power on is now enabled

1. Locate the CLRMOS1 jumper

2. Move the jumper over by 1 pin

3. Wait 30 seconds

4. Restore the jumper to its original position

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