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Learn to clean open-air frames, swap worn fans, and plan thermal care so your ASICs and GPU racks stay productive between replacements.
Flagship workshop
A full-day, bench-side session for miners and farm operators who want a repeatable cleaning and fan-service routine. You work on real hashboards and frames under instructor guidance—compressed air alone is never the whole story.
Included: dust and residue method for open-air and shelf racks, safe fan removal and orientation checks, bearing noise triage, and a written lifespan checklist you take back to your site.
Also offered
Pair the flagship day with focused clinics when your farm needs a narrower skill—fan swaps, thermal paste cadence, or a supervised clean on your own shelves.
Half-day practice swapping axial fans, reading CFM labels, and seating connectors without stressing PSU harnesses.
On-site walkthrough of intake paths, dead zones, and paste intervals for your current rack layout in Jung-gu and nearby Ulsan sites.
Supervised cleaning of your frames at your facility, with filter notes and a follow-up maintenance calendar.
How a lab day feels
Classes stay limited so every participant handles fans, brushes, and isopropyl protocols themselves. We measure intake temperatures before and after cleaning so you see what changed—not just what looked cleaner.
From the floor
“We booked the fan clinic after two shelves started chirping at night. The orientation check alone saved us from installing three fans backwards.”
“The checklist is blunt about what we still do poorly with humidity. Temperatures dropped after cleaning, though we still need better intake ducting at home.”
Guides
Where particulate settles on heat sinks and why weekly blasts are not enough in coastal air.
Matching size, voltage, and connector style without chasing the loudest CFM number.
When to reopen a heatsink on ASICs you plan to keep through another summer.