If you encounter an issue where the hashboard loses chips or the ASIC status shows an ‘X’ after a period of operation, this guide will provide some troubleshooting steps.
For instance, a fully functional D3 hashboard has 60 ASIC chips. The image below illustrates a situation where Hashboard No.1 has lost chips, No.2 is normal, and No.3 displays an ‘X.
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Troubleshooting Steps:
- Test with a known functional PSU. Replace the existing PSU with a known working one to rule out power supply issues.
- Ensure proper grounding of the miner. A poorly grounded miner can result in various issues including lost chips.
- Verify the network’s functionality. Go to Network => Diagnostics => Enter pool stratum => Ping => Check the result. A packet loss of 0% indicates a normal network condition. The average delay time should be below 100ms, and the maximum delay should not be excessively high (e.g., when pinging stratum.antpool.com).
- Ensure the miner is operating in an optimal temperature environment. Also, check to make sure there is no accumulation of dust or other debris. Here’s a guide on how to clean your ANTMINERs: [Link to Guide].
- If the problem persists after performing the steps above, return the device for repair.
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