IBM System Storage TS3310, Maintenance Information

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d. Remove cable connectors J77 (
4
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117) and J79
(
5
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117). Pinch the lower part of the connector,
press towards the front and slide down to remove the connector from the
frame.
e. Unplug the 2 connectors P17 and P19 from the BCB (see
2
and
1
in
Figure 8-128 on page 8-117.
f. Remove the 2 screws (
2
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117) and remove the
protective cover over the DSIB.
g. Unplug the 1 power connector P1 (
7
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117) from
the DSIB.
h.
Carefully remove the cable assembly from the enclosure.
i. Remove the flat cable from the DSIB to the BCB.
1)
Unplug connector P2 (
8
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117) from the DSIB.
2) Unplug connector P12 (
3
in Figure 8-128 on page 8-117) from the BCB.
3)
Remove the flat cable from the enclosure.
8. Remove the Drive Sled Interface Board (DSIB).
a. Remove the 2 hex stand-offs (
2
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117) from the
DSIB. This requires a 4.5 mm (3/16-inch) wrench.
b. The DSIB is held to the frame by slotted pins (
1
and
3
in Figure 8-129
on page 8-117) in all 4 corners of the board.
1) Using a flat blade screwdriver, carefully pry the 2 front corners of the
board (
3
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117) from the mounting pins.
2)
Put finger pressure on the drive connectors on the back of the DSIB one
at a time, while you move the board back and forth to pull it from the
corner mounting pins (
1
in Figure 8-129 on page 8-117).
3) Remove the Drive Sled Interface Board (DSIB) from the enclosure.
9. Remove the Backplane Connector Board (BCB).
a. Remove the 2 T8 Torx shoulder screws (
5
in Figure 8-124 on page 8-113)
holding the lower part of the BCB.
b. Remove the 7 T10 Torx screws (
1
in Figure 8-124 on page 8-113) holding
the remainder of the BCB.
c. Remove the terminator(s) from the 2 D-shell connectors (
2
in Figure 8-130
on page 8-119) on the back of the control module, if necessary.
8-118
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