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2-2. How to Replace a CPU1 Card
IMPORTANT
Do not touch the components on the MFR-CPU to protect it from electrostatic damage.
The following procedure shows how to replace an MFR-CPU card.
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Detach the cables from CPU1 MFR-LAN and PC-LAN.
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Unfasten to remove four fixing screws along the front panel and detach the front panel.
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Unfasten the fixing screw of CPU1.
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Grab the CPU1 card handle and slowly remove (pull out) the card.
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Insert a new MFR-CPUA card firmly into the slot.
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Fasten the fixing screw on the right side of the card.
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Verify that the LED on the CPU1 is unlit.
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Re-install the front panel.
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Re-connect LAN cables detached in Step 1. into the CPU1 MFR-LAN and PC-LAN connection
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CPU1 replacement is now complete.
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