Click on the below link for solution.
http://venugopalareddy.blogspot.com/2014/10/query-server-is-not-responding-and.html
Also we need to clear the config cache on all servers.
This is a summary of the actions:
- Stop the “SharePoint 2010 Timer” service.
- There are loads of XML files that can be found in the folder "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\SharePoint\Config\". Note there seems to be folder(s) under Config which has a GUID.
- Do not delete the folder(s) with GUID.
- Delete all the XML files in the GUID folder.
- Do not delete 'cache.ini' file.
- Edit the "cache.ini" file, setting the content to "1" (without the double-quotes). This indicates that all cache settings need to be refreshed. Eventually this value gets automatically updated to another number when the cache is repopulated.
- Start the “SharePoint 2010 Timer” service.
We need to perform the above steps on Index, Search, WFE(s) and App(s) servers in order.
Based on your SharePoint Usage, it is better to do this activity every 6 months.
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