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2.1
Rail
Kit
Assembly
Make
sure
you
have
a
stable,
clean
working
environment.
Dust
and
dirt
can
get
into
computer
components
and
cause
a
malfunction.
Many
of
the
screws
on
the
server
are
different
sizes;
use
containers
to
keep
screws
and
small
components
separated.
Adequate
lighting
and
proper
tools
can
prevent
you
from
accidentally
damaging
internal
components.
Most
of
the
following
procedures
require
only
a
few
simple
tools,
including
the
following:
•
A
Philips
screwdriver
•
A
flat-tipped
screwdriver
•
A
set
of
jeweler’s
screwdrivers
•
A
grounding
strap
•
An
anti-static
pad
!
CAUTION!
TO
INSTALL
TWO
SYSTEMS,
INSTALL
THE
FIRST
SYSTEM
IN
THE
LOWEST
AVAILABLE
POSITION.
!
CAUTION!
DUE
TO
WEIGHT
AND
HEIGHT
CONSIDERATIONS,
MORE
THAN
ONE
PERSON
IS
RECOMMENDED
TO
INSTALL
A
SYSTEM
IN
THE
RACK.
!
CAUTION!
ONLY
PULL
ONE
COMPONENT
OUT
OF
THE
RACK
AT
A
TIME
TO
PREVENT
THE
RACK
FROM
TIPPING
OVER.
Humid
environments
tend
to
have
less
static
electricity
than
dry
environments.
A
grounding
strap
is
warranted
whenever
danger
of
static
electricity
exists.
Assembling
the
rail
kit
involves
the
following
procedures:
•
Rack
Installation
Overview
•
Installing
the
Rails
2-1
