What action should you take to ensure successful self-healing?

The most effective approach to ensure successful self-healing is to perform self-heal before replacing the system board. This process allows the system to attempt to rectify any issues autonomously, which might resolve the problems without needing any hardware interventions. The self-heal mechanism is designed to diagnose and address faults that may not necessarily require physical component replacement. By allowing this feature to operate first, it can identify and potentially fix the issue, saving time and resources that would otherwise be spent on hardware replacements.

Performing the self-heal could involve firmware checks, resetting components, or reverting to functional states, all of which contribute to troubleshooting the problem more efficiently. Only if self-healing does not resolve the issue should hardware replacements, such as swapping out the system board, be considered.