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7 Enclosure Unpacking
This chapter provides the steps that are necessary to properly unpack the 4U60 G2 Storage Enclosure. The
unpacking process also includes inspection recommendations to ensure that the enclosure has not been
damaged or tampered with.
7.1
Packaging Inspection
There are steps in the unpacking process where the unpacker will have to check for damage to the packaging
and the enclosure components. This section provides descriptions of what to look for when inspecting the
packaging during the unpacking process.
7.1.1
Damaged Packaging
The following are the most common ways a package can be damaged.
• Crushed Corners - indicative of a package having been dropped.
• Split Seams - often these are caused by excessive shearing forces being placed on the container.
• Punctures - caused by a sharp object striking the packaging.
• Water Damage - the package has come into contact with a water source or has been stored in an overly
humid environment.
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Enclosure Unpacking
Installation Guide
7.1
Packaging Inspection
