Replacement guide for Avalon 1366 1346 control board

The Canaan 1366 1346 control board is the best replacement for Avalonminer, helping machines quickly restore normal hash rate operation and ensuring miners' income by reducing downtime.

Control board fails may cause drop chain, unable to find an IP or access the miner's backend, or network lights not lighting up and other problems, which not only affect the overall mining performance of the miner but also even will damage other electronic components. By replacing a new control board, the miner's normal mining efficiency can be restored, ensuring continuous and stable profits. With its excellent performance and quality, Avalon 1366 1346 control board has become the preferred solution for most repair master.

Making the Avalon 1366 control board as an example, the specific replacement steps are as follows:

1. Remove the faulty control board:

● Power off the miner, remove the protective cover on top of the control board, then unplug all cables connected to the control board.

● After removing the fixing screws of the control board, carefully take out the board.

2. Install and burn the new control board:

● After confirming that the new Avalon 1366 control board is intact, align it with the fixing screw holes and install it securely.

● Reconnect all cables to the new control board according to their original positions.

● After checking that the cable connections are secure, install the protective cover.

● Power on the miner, scan the IP address to enter its backend, then upgrade the corresponding firmware online.

3. Run test:

● Re-power the miner to check if the miner's operating status has been restored to normal.

The control board plays a crucial role in the miner. Once it damaged, the miner's overall performance will be severely affected, and it may even lead to the miner being completely unusable. Therefore, we should maintain a certain number of replacement parts, which is convenient for timely replacement to avoid further losses caused by control board failures.