According to the Oracle Auto Service Request (ASR) documentation1, ASR raises service requests for qualified Oracle products that are detected with specific faults. The qualified Exadata products include2:
Database servers
Storage servers
InfiniBand switches
Cisco switches (X8M and later systems)
Power distribution units (PDUs)

The correct sequence is:
Review the safety guidelines. This is important to ensure a safe and successful installation1.
Unpack Oracle Exadata Rack. This involves removing the packaging materials and inspecting the rack for damage or missing components1.
Place Exadata in its allocated space. This involves moving the rack to its final location and securing it with bolts and brackets1.
Let the Exadata acclimatize for 24 hours. This is recommended to allow the rack components to adjust to the ambient temperature and humidity before powering on1.
Stabilize the Exadata Rack. This involves leveling the rack and adjusting its height if needed1.
Power on Exadata PDU B. This involves connecting PDU B to a power source and turning it on1.
Power on Exadata PDU A. This involves connecting PDU A to a power source and turning it on1

According to Oracle's documentation12, some of the statements that are true about applying updates on Exadata systems are:
Failed storage server updates are automatically rolled back to a previous release1.
When running a "yum update" for a new Exadata release, all other repositories should be disabled1.

https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/21/ladbi/db-on-exadata.html

D) ASR can upload configuration metadata to support problem resolution1.
E) ASR Manager opens a service request (SR) automatically after sensors detect hardware faults1
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37710_01/doc.41/e23333/toc.htm