Power
Subsystem
This
section
contains
the
removal
and
replacement
procedures
for
the
power
subsystem.
Notes:
1.
All
pluggable
BPA
FRUs
are
replaced
concurrently
with
system
operation
when
the
removal
and
replacement
instructions
are
followed.
Exceptions
to
this
occur
when
multiple
failures
exist
in
the
BPA.
2.
Removal
and
replacement
of
the
entire
BPA
enclosure
(BPE)
is
also
concurrent
with
system
operation,
unless
there
are
multiple
BPE
failures.
Attention:
Be
sure
to
check
for
FRU
redundancy
to
determine
if
the
repair
can
be
performed
concurrently.
If
you
cannot
determine
redundancy,
delay
the
repair
until
the
system
can
be
shut
down.
See
the
for
more
specific
details.
Bulk
Power
Assembly
(BPA)
The
bulk
power
assembly
is
on
the
top
of
the
rack.
This
assembly
provides
power
to
the
whole
system.
There
are
two
sides
to
the
BPA
so
that
power
is
never
completely
removed
from
the
system
unless
the
system
power
is
shut
down,
and
the
power
cables
are
removed
from
the
customer’s
power
source.
Bulk
Power
Regulator
(BPR)
The
BPRs
are
located
in
the
bottom
positions
of
the
bulk
power
enclosure
(BPE).
Notes:
1.
Before
installing
the
BPR
in
the
BPE
(Bulk
Power
Enclosure)
during
a
service
or
repair
action,
the
Lock/Unlock
switch
located
on
the
BPR,
MUST
be
set
to
the
Unlock
position.
Failure
to
do
so
may
damage
the
BPR
guide
rails
in
the
BPE
resulting
in
extended
outages
and
unnecessary,
additional
parts
replacement.
2.
The
field
stocks
two
versions
of
BPR.
The
older
version
is
identified
by
FRU
part
number
44P1995.
Order
the
older
version
of
the
BPR
if
you
are
not
replacing
all
of
the
BPRs
installed
in
the
system
and
the
firmware
on
the
system
is
below
firmware
release
3H030916.
Install
the
upgrade
BPR,
identified
by
FRU
part
number
44P2645,
only
if
the
firmware
on
the
system
is
3H030916
or
later.
Do
not
mix
the
two
versions
without
the
firmware
level
being
3H030916
or
later.
3.
Removal
Attention:
The
BPR
unit
weighs
approximately
12.47
kg
(27.5
lbs).
1.
Locate
the
BPR
to
be
replaced.
2.
Note
the
state
of
the
BPR
ENBL
(Good)
LED.
3.
Press
the
green
Start
Service
button
on
the
UEPO
switch.
4.
Proceed
only
if
the
ENBL
(Good)
LED
goes
off
or
the
repair
has
been
scheduled.
If
the
repair
has
been
scheduled,
power
off
the
system
as
described
in
then
return
here.
5.
Locate
the
BPR
to
be
replaced
and
manually
slide
its
Lock/Unlock
switch
to
unlock
(power
switch
to
the
right).
At
this
point,
the
ENBL
(Good)
LEDs
turn
off.
6.
If
the
integrated
battery
feature
(IBF)
is
installed,
manually
turn
off
the
IBF
circuit
breaker
attached
to
the
BPR
being
repaired.
Unplug
the
battery
cable
from
the
front
face
of
the
BPR.
7.
Loosen
the
left
and
right
fasteners
using
the
torque
tool
(part
number
6422789).
Push
up
on
the
BPR
release
levers,
and
slide
the
unit
out
of
the
slot.
Replacement
1.
The
field
stocks
two
versions
of
BPR.
The
older
version
is
identified
by
FRU
part
number
44P1995.
Order
the
older
version
of
the
BPR
if
you
are
not
replacing
all
of
the
BPRs
installed
in
the
system
and
the
firmware
on
the
system
is
below
firmware
release
3H030916.
Install
the
upgrade
BPR,
identified
by
860
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