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SVR-D1U-R610 Installation and Replacement Guide

Replacing the server chassis

2. Remove the bezel as shown in 

Figure 12

.

Figure 12

Removing a front bezel

Note: 

Bezels are application-specific, and may not appear as shown. All 

bezels include a key entry. Most include two tabs at either side that you press 
toward the center to release the bezel from its latches. 

CL4538

Summary of Contents for SVR-D1U-R610

Page 1: ...pply 15 Replacing the server chassis 17 Removing mounting rails from the cabinet 26 Adjusting universal rail length 27 Note Replacement of server components including disk drives power supplies or cha...

Page 2: ...ower cooling and weight information For additional information refer to the preparation planning guides for your specific site and cabinet Requirement Description AC line voltage 90 264 V AC autorangi...

Page 3: ...storage requirements Requirement Description Ambient temperature 10oC to 35oC 50oF to 95oF Temperature gradient 10oC hr 18oF hr Relative humidity extremes 20 to 80 noncondensing Recommended operating...

Page 4: ...l rails in the cabinet on page 6 Installing the server in the cabinet on page 7 Installing bezels on page 10 Mounting kit parts The server mounting kit includes rails hardware and bezel as listed in t...

Page 5: ...white disconnect tab forward to release the inner rail from rest of the assembly and then remove the rail Figure 1 Removing inner rails from the rail assembly Attaching the inner rails Figure 2 shows...

Page 6: ...ail in the cabinet Pull the middle rail out and into the locked position Use the exposed middle rail for leverage as you attach the assembly to the cabinet channels 1 From the front of the cabinet pos...

Page 7: ...t and or help from another person Before mounting the server to the rails make sure the ball bearing retainer sheath is locked forward and the secondary security plungers are in the default down and l...

Page 8: ...Guide Installing the server in a rack or cabinet Figure 5 Inserting the server in the cabinet 3 Slide the blue release tab and then push the server into the cabinet An audible click indicates that th...

Page 9: ...9 Installing the server in a rack or cabinet SVR D1U R610 Installation and Replacement Guide Figure 6 Securing the server in the cabinet 1 2 3 Click CL4350a...

Page 10: ...further secure the rail assembly in the cabinet insert and tighten a stabilizer screw directly behind each bezel latch Figure 7 Installing the stabilizer screws Installing bezels Figure 8 shows how t...

Page 11: ...11 Installing the server in a rack or cabinet SVR D1U R610 Installation and Replacement Guide 2 Lock the bezel with the provided key put the key in a secure place Figure 8 Installing the bezel CL4537...

Page 12: ...wappable hard drive carriers that fit in the hard drive bays Use only drives that have been tested and approved for use with the SAS backplane board CAUTION To maintain proper system cooling all hard...

Page 13: ...ve sled has LED indicators that show the current status of the drive A failed drive will have an amber LED indicator Replacing the failed drive Once you have identified the failed drive 1 Press the re...

Page 14: ...damage the partially installed carrier s shield spring and make it unusable 2 Install the hard drive See Figure 10 a Press the button on the front of the drive carrier and open the handle b Insert the...

Page 15: ...er supply consists of the following steps Identifying the failed power supply Removing and replacing the power supply Note The power supplies are hot swappable and can be replaced during normal system...

Page 16: ...shown in watts is listed on the power supply label 2 Slide the new power supply into the chassis until the power supply is fully seated and the release latch snaps into place See Figure 11 3 Connect...

Page 17: ...The replacement procedure is divided into the following sections Powering down the server on page 17 Removing the server from the cabinet on page 17 Installing a replacement server on page 24 Removing...

Page 18: ...Remove the bezel as shown in Figure 12 Figure 12 Removing a front bezel Note Bezels are application specific and may not appear as shown All bezels include a key entry Most include two tabs at either...

Page 19: ...lacing the server chassis SVR D1U R610 Installation and Replacement Guide 3 Remove the stabilizing screws behind the latch brackets on each side See Figure 13 Figure 13 Removing the stabilizer screws...

Page 20: ...lation and Replacement Guide Replacing the server chassis 4 Pull the inner rail release buttons then pull the server forward until it extends into the locked position See Figure 14 Figure 14 Releasing...

Page 21: ...hassis SVR D1U R610 Installation and Replacement Guide 5 Make sure the secondary security plungers are both in the default down and locked position See Figure 15 Figure 15 Location of the secondary se...

Page 22: ...des then slowly pull the server forward See Figure 16 CAUTION The enclosure is heavy and should be removed from a rack by two people To avoid personal injury and or damage to the equipment do not atte...

Page 23: ...23 Replacing the server chassis SVR D1U R610 Installation and Replacement Guide 7 Carefully remove the server from the cabinet See Figure 17 Figure 17 Removing a server from a cabinet CL4355...

Page 24: ...de rails to the replacement server Install the new server in the cabinet Removing inner rails from the original server To remove an inner rail from the original server pull up the stand off spring and...

Page 25: ...nstallation and Replacement Guide Installing the new server in the cabinet Install the new server in the cabinet Refer to Installing the server in the cabinet on page 7 Installing the bezel Install th...

Page 26: ...cabinet as described in Removing the server from the cabinet on page 17 2 Push the metal lever on the middle rail as you push the rail back into the cabinet Figure 19 Figure 19 Releasing the middle r...

Page 27: ...A universal rail kits supports cabinets in which the front and rear mounting channels are 24 to 29 inches apart Alternative settings for type A kits support cabinets 18 24 inches and 29 34 inches deep...

Page 28: ...21 to 25 inches apart Alternative settings for type B kits support cabinets 18 21 inches 25 28 inches 28 32 inches and 32 35 inches deep To change the rail length move the screw nut assemblies on each...

Page 29: ...NY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Use copying and distribution of any EMC...

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