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KHACHIMO
ATX power backplane for ML370 G6 servers, part numbers 491836-001 and 467999-001, tested working
The KHACHIMO ML370G6 Power Backplane is a new ATX-type component built for HP ProLiant ML370 Generation 6 servers. It replaces the original system board that distributes power to installed supply units. Each unit is tested working before dispatch to confirm correct operation.
Install this backplane when the existing unit shows fault lights, fails to recognise a working supply, or prevents the server from posting. It restores full power distribution without changing the chassis or supply models. Builders needing redundant supplies beyond the original bay count or a different form factor cannot use this part.
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The backplane is designed for the HP ProLiant ML370 G6 server chassis and replaces part numbers 491836-001 and 467999-001.
Remove the old backplane, align the new unit with the chassis mounting points and power connectors, then press firmly until the board seats fully on the standoffs.
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