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If any of the following conditions occur, unplug the unit from the wall outlet and return it to a qualified service
representative for repair.
- The power cord or plug is damaged or worn
- Liquid is spilled into the unit
- The device is exposed to rain and water
- The device has been dropped or the housing has been damaged
- The function of the device is obviously changed
- The machine can’t be operated normally as instructed by the operating instructions.
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Adjustment only for the control functions covered by the operating instructions, and other inappropriate operations may
cause damage, requiring more qualified personnel to perform repairs
CABINET INSTALLATION
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Before cabinet installation, make sure that the fixing device is securely fastened to the rack and extended to the ground.
The weight of the whole rack can be dispersed on the floor. Mount the front and side securing devices in a single rack or
the front-end fixtures in combination with multiple racks before starting rack work.
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Install from the bottom to up in the cabinet, and install the heaviest things first.
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When extending the equipment from the rack, make sure that the rack is stable and stable.
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Be careful when releasing the latch by pressing the device rails and sliding the unit into the rack. The track of the slide rail
may clip to your finger.
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After mounting the device to the rack, carefully spread the rails to the locked position, and then slide the unit into the rack.
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Do not overload the AC supply branch circuit that supplies power to the rack. The total load capacity of the rack should not
exceed 80% of the branch circuit.
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Make sure that all equipment used on the rack - including electrical outlets and other power connectors - is properly
grounded.
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Make sure you have provided proper airflow for the equipment on the rack.
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Make sure that the operating temperature of the rack environment does not exceed the maximum operating temperature
set by the manufacturer.
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Do not stand on or stand on any other equipment while you are servicing other equipment on the rack.
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WARNING: Slide / rail (LCD / KVM) mounting equipment can not be used with support brackets or work areas.