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6. Complete the following actions to begin insertion of the storage enclosure into the rack cabinet:

a. Facing the front of the enclosure, carefully exert even pressure on both sides of the storage enclosure front, inserting

the storage enclosure until it locks into the service position with an audible click.

b. Carefully lower the mechanical lift just enough so that the weight of the storage enclosure fully rests on the rails.

c. Thoroughly examine the rack rails for issues such as bowing, scraping, resistance, or indicators of misalignment.

d. Locate and depress both safety lock latches to release the rails.

Figure 19 Release both safety lock latches

e. Continue depressing the safety lock latch springs while inserting the storage enclosure into the rack just far enough to

bypass the service position locks.

f. Carefully exert even pressure on both sides of the storage enclosure front.

g. Continue insertion all the way into the rack until the rack mounting flange is flush with the rack ears, locking the

storage enclosure into the storage position. Do not force insertion, because this action could damage the rails.

7. Complete the following actions to

 

confirm the proper installation of the storage enclosure into the rack cabinet:

a. Gently pull the storage enclosure outward to make sure the storage enclosure slides smoothly on its rails out to service

position and returns smoothly to the storage position.

b. Feel for the smooth, even function of the ball bearings in the ball bearing retainer. Any grinding indicates misalignment

and requires correction, up to obtaining a new rail kit if you identify damaged bearings.

8. Secure the storage enclosure flanges to the rack, fastening the top captive thumbscrew on each side until tight.

Install the CMA and crossbar

The cable management arm (CMA) is essential to the storage enclosure and allows for full extension to the service position. It
also ensures efficient and effective storage enclosure connectivity. The crossbar stabilizes the rear rails, keeps them parallel to
each other, and protects them from inadvertent sideways forces that could damage their function.

Required equipment

Qty

Identification

CMA bracket assembly

1

Crossbar

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Summary of Contents for Exos 4U

Page 1: ...odules c A T10 screwdriver 6 in length and 2 Phillips head magnetic screwdrivers 6 and 12 in length d A retractable tape measure e A mechanical lift with sufficient clearance and capable of safely lif...

Page 2: ...osure into a rack Separate the inner rails from the outer and mid rails The rails ship with an inner rail inside each of the outer and mid rail sub assemblies You must separate them before attaching o...

Page 3: ...orage enclosure to fall and result in serious injury since the load on them can exceed 300 lb 136 kg 3 Optional Clip an end cap into the slots at the rear outer side of each rail locking it in place 4...

Page 4: ...eparated left rails 11 Inspect the rails once again for any damage or warping If you locate either return them in their shipping carton Adjust the outer rails to the rack cabinet You must correctly at...

Page 5: ...o post depth 2 Select the left outer rail assembly rotating it so you face the mid rail and the outer rail is facing away from you 3 Rotate the mid rail release switch lever then extend the mid rail u...

Page 6: ...27 and 28 inch holes marked on the rails Figure 8 Sample adjusted distance for outer rail setscrews 7 Insert and tighten each setscrew with a 2 Phillips head screwdriver to a torque of 12 lbf in 1 36...

Page 7: ...e storage enclosure Attach the outer rack rails in 4U increments Select the location for the outer rails based on the following factors l Rack system safety precautions l Position in the rack l Popula...

Page 8: ...the rear mount bracket seats fully in the rear rack post mounting holes c Secure the rear rack rail flange to the rack column with two 2 Truss head screws then tighten each screw with a 2 Phillips he...

Page 9: ...release the front mount bracket press the keyed latch outward and realign the rail f Insert a Truss head screw in the hole just below the bottom rail pin seated in the rack post Figure 11 Right front...

Page 10: ...or the left outer rail assembly and the perform a fit check to validate each rail s correct length and location within the rack cabinet Attach the inner rails to the storage enclosure You must correct...

Page 11: ...left and the smooth inner edge is away from you 3 Face the left storage enclosure sidewall then align the left inner rail s key holes to the six 6 pairs of sidewall T pins Figure 14 Left inner rail a...

Page 12: ...removing other components Mount the storage enclosure into the rack cabinet WARNING Serious injury and mechanical failure can result if you do not adhere to rack cabinet safety precautions l To avoid...

Page 13: ...lift wheels b Move the lift into position perpendicular to the rack cabinet so that the storage enclosure is parallel to the opening and is a minimum of 5 to 7 inches 12 7cm to 17 78cm away from the...

Page 14: ...Verify that both rails are as far forward as possible and that each engages the leaf spring at the front of the rail c Grasp the right ball bearing retainer then continuously press it against the rig...

Page 15: ...locking the storage enclosure into the storage position Do not force insertion because this action could damage the rails 7 Complete the following actions to confirm the proper installation of the st...

Page 16: ...bracket until it clips to the CMA A bracket you previously attached to the storage enclosure chassis Figure 20 Attachment of the CMA bracket assembly to the CMA A bracket on the chassis 3 Using your r...

Page 17: ...racting the chassis tug on the CMA bracket to make sure you properly and securely installed it 7 Install the crossbar by snapping each captive thumbscrew into the lower of the two available holes twis...

Page 18: ...ate Technology LLC in the United States and or other countries CORVAULT and Exos are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Seagate Technology LLC or one of its affiliated companies in the Unit...

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