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4-14 Sun Java Workstation W1100z and W2100z User Guide • January 2005
Installation is the reverse of this procedure. Some items to note when reinstalling a
CD/DVD drive:
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When reinstalling the CD/DVD drive into the drive bay, ensure that the hole in
the drive’s case is aligned with the hole in the chassis, from which the drive
retaining lever pin was withdrawn (refer to
FIGURE 4-6
).
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Ensure that the IDE jumper, on the rear of the CD/DVD drive, is set to CS (Cable
Select).
4.5.3 Replacing Optional Storage Devices
Your system comes preinstalled with a CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive. Below the CD-
RW/DVD-ROM drive is an empty 5.25-inch half-height bay, enabling you to install
an additional storage device. Refer to
FIGURE 4-6
when performing this procedure.
To remove an optional storage device:
1. Turn off the system and all of the peripherals connected to it, then unplug the AC
power cord from the system.
2. Remove the left-side access panel.
3. Pull out the bay cover.
Keep the cover for later use.
4. Simultaneously push the drive retaining lever inward and down to release the
lever from its retaining hook. See
FIGURE 4-6
(2).
5. Rotate the lever towards the front of the chassis until the pin, at the other end of
the lever, is freed from its hole near the retaining hook.See
FIGURE 4-6
(3).
6. Slide the 5.25-inch drive with preinstalled carrier into the drive bay.
7. Lock the drive in the bay by rotating the drive retaining lever towards the rear of
the chassis.
Note – When reinstalling the CD/DVD drive into the drive bay, ensure that the hole
in the drive’s case is aligned with the hole in the chassis, from which the drive
retaining lever pin was withdrawn (refer to
FIGURE 4-6
).
8. Press the end of the lever down and inward, until it is captured by the retaining
hook.
9. Connect the power and IDE data cables to the rear of the new drive.