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Instruction Book
IB182071EN
July 2018
Remote Power Racking System
(RPR-2)
www.eaton.com
SECTION 5: WARRANTY
5.1 GENERAL
All Standard Remote Power Racking Systems (RPR-2) are furnished
with a Powerware UPS system and are covered by the warranty
stated in Eaton’s Electrical Services and Systems Selling Policy
25-000, except the warranty is extended for a total of three (3) years
from the date of shipment. The Warranty expiration date is printed
on the nameplate mounted on the Power Module (Figure 3.6). If the
unit does not function as described in this instruction book, do not
attempt any repair.
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WARNING
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSERT OR REMOVE ANY POWER CIRCUIT BREAKER
WITH A REMOTE POWER RACKING SYSTEM (RPR-2) THAT IS NOT
FUNCTIONING PROPERLY. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS WARNING COULD
RESULT IN DEATH, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
PLUGGING THE POWER SUPPLY CABLE OF THE POWER MODULE DIRECTLY
INTO A WALL OUTLET VOIDS THE WARRANTY. THE POWER MODULE
MUST BE PLUGGED INTO THE UPS SYSTEM ONLY.
THE COUNTERWEIGHT CABLE IS MANUFACTURED WITH AN INFUSED
LUBRICANT THAT MAY MIGRATE OUT AND DRIP DOWN ON THE BASE.
THIS SHOULD SIMPLY BE WIPED UP.
Contact the Power Breaker Center (PBC) immediately by calling
toll free (877) 276-9379. Normal business hours are 7:30 AM until
4:30 PM, Monday through Friday, except for holidays. If the call is
placed after or before normal business hours, you may leave a voice
message. A Power Breaker Center representative will return your call
within 24 hours (48 hours on holidays and weekends), determine the
cause of the problem, and advise if any replacement components or
modules are required to restore the Remote Power Racking System
to normal operation.
If it is necessary to replace the Power Module, UPS system, or other
components, the representative will initiate an express air shipment
that typically arrives within 48 hours after the PBC representative
contacts the customer. The representative will also convey any
special instructions, if required, for return of the defective unit. The
UPS unit must remain plugged in when not in use.
Upon receipt of the replacement equipment, inspect the container
for any signs of damage or rough handling. Open the container and
save all hardware and packing material. These materials as well
as the shipping container will be used to repack and return the
defective equipment to the PBC. A set of shipping instructions and a
shipping label will be in the container. Be careful not to discard these
items. There is no charge for the return shipment if packed in the
original shipping container.
5.2 PROCEDURE FOR POWER MODULE REMOVAL
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1) Lay the RPR-2 over on a brace approximately half way up the
stanchion. Make sure the Power Module is located closest to
the top end of the stanchion for removal.
2) Move the Power Module up the stanchion until the
counterweight hits the bottom allowing for some slack in the
connection cable.
3) Using a 7/32 Allen wrench, remove the cable retaining hex
socket button head from the bottom of the Power Module,
retain lock washer.
4) With some slack on the cable, slide the end of the connecting
cable out of the slot in the bottom of the Power Module.
5) Tape the cable end to the stanchion to keep the cable in line
with the openings.
6) With one person holding each side of the Power Module, slide it
off the end of the stanchion.
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