Client Stories & Work Evidence

Accounts from operators who relied on field fan swaps and thermal audits

Testimonials

Three of our S19j Pros in Sasang were climbing toward shutdown temperature every afternoon. Filehemlockpath replaced six intake cartridges in one visit. Temperature spread tightened within two hours. They were upfront that one unit probably needs a board look soon—the fan was fine but the delta-T still looked odd.
— Jae-won S., private rack operator, Busan
We use their quarterly audit for landlord meetings. The last report included photos of a misaligned ceiling duct that explained why our rear row always ran hot. HVAC fixed it; we skipped unnecessary fan purchases.
— Eun-ji M., co-location tenant, Gimhae
Spare stocking saved us on a Sunday night alarm. Our night staff pulled a cartridge from the onsite bin; Seung-ho came Monday to confirm alignment. Cost was predictable, which matters when you budget per megawatt.
— Tae-min R., small hosting provider, Yangsan
Response was slower than I hoped during Chuseok week—understandable—but the swap itself was clean and documented. I'd book earlier next holiday season.
— So-yeon H., solo miner, Busanjin-gu

Extended case: Sasang warehouse row recovery

Facility: 24-unit mixed row (Antminer S19 and S19j Pro)
Symptom: Pool reported 4–7% hash deficit on eight units over ten days
Constraint: Landlord allowed only a four-hour maintenance window on Saturday

Our thermal audit found intake cartridges on the affected units drawing 18–22% below catalog CFM at the same PWM duty cycle as healthy neighbors. Exhaust modules were serviceable. We scheduled a single Saturday visit with eight pre-staged cartridges.

After swaps, inlet delta-T on the worst unit dropped from 14°C above rack mean to 3°C. Pool-side hash recovered over the following 36 hours as thermal throttling released. Total onsite time: three hours forty minutes including documentation.

Outcome: Client adopted spare stocking for the two most common intake SKUs and moved audit cadence from annual to quarterly.

Facility: Single-rack hobby setup, Busanjin-gu apartment-adjacent workshop
Symptom: Grinding noise and immediate thermal trip on one Whatsminer M30S

Field swap of the high-static exhaust cartridge resolved noise and trips. We noted shroud screw torque was uneven—likely from a prior owner—and corrected it without extra charge. Client received a one-page care sheet for monthly visual checks.

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